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The Clarksville Rundown with Chris and Ryan

The Clarksville Rundown with Chris and Ryan

By: Clarksvillenow.com
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 Join Ryan Ploeckelman and Clarksville Now Editor Chris Smith and as we break down the top news stories in Clarksville, TN, each week.All rights reserved Politics & Government
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  • What mayor's race looks like with Pitts stepping out

    What mayor's race looks like with Pitts stepping out
    Nov 14 2025

    With Mayor Joe Pitts announcing he won't run again, here's a breakdown on who all is running and how they stack up. Plus, why the city plans to move the CTS bus station, buying out flooded homes at "Lake Elberta" and Ryan tries to pick the burger, pizza and Mexican restaurant winners in Clarksville's Best.

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    43 mins
  • Vanderbilt news puts Clarksville in health care gilded age

    Vanderbilt news puts Clarksville in health care gilded age
    Nov 7 2025

    With Vanderbilt taking over the Tennova hospital, Clarksville has ended up in the best of all worlds. Plus, four questions: How will our community help the thousands of Fort Campbell civilian employees going without pay? What would you do if you got a $1,000 water bill? Are solar farms really worth it? And is Chris going to hell for defending Halloween?

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    33 mins
  • Should local School Board weigh in on immigration?

    Should local School Board weigh in on immigration?
    Oct 24 2025

    A state move to deny enrollment to undocumented students recently came up at the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board. But is it the local board's business to weigh in on these issues? What's the point? Meanwhile, a judge says a Fort Campbell school has to put the banned library books back, the County Commission debates public notice, Gary the Guardrail lives on, and Chris explains why he's tired of Tom Petty.
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    38 mins
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