Nicole Young
The Tennessean
Springfield, TN, United States
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I-24 to Clarksburg? Not exactly. TDOT fixes sign error
The sign mistake had been up for two days. TDOT fixed it Thursday night. → Read More
Shots fired on West Creek High School campus during football game vs. Clarksville Northeast
Shots were fired on West Creek High School's campus on Friday night during the school's home football game against Clarksville Northeast. → Read More
Back to School: Students, teachers, staff head back to class in Clarksville-Montgomery County
Students and teachers in Clarksville-Montgomery County returned to the classroom Monday for the district's first day of school. → Read More
District Attorney Nash wins Republican primary by 131 votes in Montgomery, Robertson Counties
Incumbent Robert Nash has come out on top in Montgomery County’s Primary Election. → Read More
Tornadoes, thunderstorms and wind, oh my: Here's what to expect in Middle Tennessee as spring blooms
Springtime in Tennessee can be like a rollercoaster ride. → Read More
First lady meets with families of deployed soldiers at Fort Campbell amid Russian invasion
As Russia continues war in Ukraine, Jill Biden visits families of soldiers deployed at Fort Campbell. → Read More
New year; New snow! How much snow fell in Clarksville and how much more is coming?
Clarksville residents woke up Monday to find that winter had arrived. See how much snow fell, with a chance for more later this week. → Read More
Check out those lights: Winners named in Clarksville's original Christmas lighting contest
Go check out the winners: First, second and third place homes were named Friday in this year's Clarksville's original Christmas Lighting Contest. → Read More
Take in 1 million lights at Clarksville's 23rd annual Christmas on the Cumberland
Hundreds came out Tuesday night for the 23rd annual Christmas on the Cumberland, where Mayor Joe Pitts and his family flipped the switch to turn on more than 1,000,000 Christmas lights along Riverside Drive. → Read More
Looking forward to winter? Here’s what to expect in Middle Tennessee
Like it or not, winter is right around the corner and Middle Tennessee residents are already getting a taste of the colder weather to come. → Read More
75-year-old Stewart County man charged in connection with woman's stabbing death
Terence William Brazil, 75, was arrested Wednesday morning in connection with the stabbing death of Susan Dillow, 61, inside a Stewart County home. → Read More
4 CMCSS employees died in September: Kenwood Middle School teacher, bus driver died this week
Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools confirmed two more employee deaths this week after a Kenwood Middle School teacher, district bus driver died. → Read More
Kenneth Hudspeth found guilty of murder, rape in 1996 Clarksville slaying of Crista Bramlitt
After four days of testimony, Kenneth Hudspeth has been found guilty of rape and murder in the 1996 slaying of Crista Bramlitt. → Read More
Sumner Sheriff: Former teacher offered to pay 16-year-olds for sex
Former Sumner County teacher is facing solicitation charges after she allegedly offered to pay two 16-year-old boys for sex, says Sheriff’s Office. → Read More
Montague recommended as next Vol State president
Dr. Orinthia T. Montague has been recommended to the Tennessee Board of Regents as the next president of Volunteer State Community College after a months-long search that included multiple interviews, campus visits and community meetings. → Read More
Portland man said he was 'relieved' after killing mother; police say he hid body for year, records show
Brian David Atchison, 44, beat his mother to death with a roller skate and hid her body under a pile of debris for more than a year, police claimed. → Read More
Gallatin development: Plans reveal location for a proposed Whataburger, more business
Plans reveal location for a new Whataburger proposed in Gallatin → Read More
Cheatham County schools won't end mask policy, relax restrictions for graduation, summer school
The Cheatham County School District's Board of Education recently met to discuss its mask policy and hear from concerned parents, some of whom oppose the measure. → Read More
Dickson County Schools to go remote, partner with local government 'to conserve fuel'
Dickson County Schools will be on a remote learning schedule on Friday, May 14 and Monday, May 17 in an effort to conserve fuel amid the ongoing shortage, according to a statement posted on the district's website Thursday. → Read More
Hendersonville road rage results in shooting, small child found in vehicle
Hendersonville Police were called to the area of Knollwood Court and Northlake Drive to a reported shooting Monday just before 7 p.m. → Read More