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Sumner County DAs office picks up Vedder investigation

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By Cheri Reeves 
| Main Street Clarksville
Montgomery County parents, community frustrated over stalled investigation CHERI REEVES Main Street Clarksville Matthew Vedder, the husband of Montgomery County’s Director of Schools Jean Luna Vedder, could soon be facing charges of showing nude photos of himself to a female high school student. The Sumner County 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office has confirmed it is investigating the March 9 incident.
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Montgomery County adopts FY2027 budget, no tax increase

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By Cheri Reeves 
| Main Street Clarksville
The Montgomery County Commission gathered to approve the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget on Monday, June 8. CHERI REEVES In its June 8 meeting, the Montgomery County Commission adopted the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and did not increase the property tax. After approving the resolution on the budget, commissioners also approved a resolution to levy a tax rate in the county for the Fiscal Year that begins July 1, 2026. It remains unchanged at $2.10 per $100 of assessed value.
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Clarksville City Council delays plans to change parking authority

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By Cheri Reeves 
| Main Street Clarksville
The Clarksville Parking Commission is responsible for the operation and management of city-owned on and off-street parking facilities, as well as meter maintenance, construction parking permits and hang-tag applications. SUBMITTED On Thursday, June 4, the Clarksville City Council approved pushing until August a decision to dissolve the Clarksville Parking Commission, transferring its authority to law enforcement instead.
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