The Clarksville Rundown with Chris and Ryan

Four administrators lost their positions at a middle school over drinks before a basketball game, how APSU football is taking off, and the problem with having a live Christmas tree. Plus, Ryan goes off on why we should eat roadkill instead of turkey at Thanksgiving.

It's time for another school rezoning, this time for Kirkwood, and some parents aren't happy. Also, with a new name for the podcast, Chris and Ryan reveal the names they didn't pick. Plus, do husbands REALLY want to be in the delivery room?

Clarksville lands on another growth ranking, business leaders push to widen Interstate 24, Ryan's hot take of vaping, and the boys break down what's really going on with the Monkees' "Last Train To Clarksville."

Hockey is big in Clarksville and about to get bigger with a new hockey team. Plus, the story of Susan Lund, whose death remains a mystery 30 years later. Ryan gives life hacks on how to "shape" a beret, and Chris reveals the secret of his New Year's bean soup.

Several Fort Campbell families have been shocked to find liens on their homes from water softener sales. Plus, we have another 100 six-figure jobs coming to Clarksville, and Chris breaks down why celebrating Halloween won't damn you to Hell.

A new location is on the table for Clarksville's massive new VA clinic. Plus, we break down the gangbuster appeal of Whataburger and Casey's. And Ryan has a life hack for how to use a wine list.

Say goodbye to the M4 as Fort Campbell tests a new high-tech rifle. Plus, plans to replace the Roxy downtown and a debate over whether county commissioners deserve health insurance. And Ryan tells the Harlem Globetrotters' big secret.

More local leaders are pushing to legalize medical marijuana in Tennessee, and for good reason. Also, a Clarksville family is on edge over missing cruise ship passenger Kevin McGrath. And Ryan tells the story of the nastiest-looking burger he's ever enjoyed.

The plan to build a Buc-ee's was the talk of the town, but they've pulled out, taking all the brisket and dreamcatchers with them. Here's why. Also, Chris breaks down why the City Council's push to weaken Sunshine Law rules is a terrible idea.

Christian Brown fills in for Chris Smith as we cover the biggest stories of the week. From the final Riverfest to a new elementary school coming for CMCSS.

If you use a credit card to pay your Gas and Water bill each month, somebody has to pay for that convenience. Also, a recap of the "firsts" at F&M Bank Arena, and Chris goes on a tirade about trick-or-treating paranoia.

A woman gave birth alone in her cell at the county jail - could it have been prevented? Also, how parents are working to improve recess, and the cute story of a little boy who won a girl's heart by giving her what turned out to be a diamond ring.

A change in rules for the Downtown Commons has some organizers steamed - Ryan and Chris offer solutions. Also, the pros and cons of SROs in schools after a gun was found at Kenwood High, and Ryan explains why he was throwing deuces in a photo from a state awards show.

Behind the reporting on the armed standoff in Clarksville that led to two suspects being killed. Plus, Ryan sounds off about political grandstanding on gun control, and we hear about robots serving Korean barbecue at a new restaurant.

Chris Smith and Ryan Ploeckelman talk about the week's top stories, including backyard chickens for renters and whether senior citizens should get a tax freeze. Plus, Ryan compares libertarians to housecats.

Chris Smith and Ryan Ploeckelman talk about the week's top stories, including the tragic murder of a pregnant woman at Fort Campbell, and the efforts to create more affordable housing. Also, Chris tells about the night he surprised a car burglar in his front yard.

Chris Smith and Ryan Ploeckelman talk about the week's top stories, including a Clarksville crypto scam that cost $6 million, and a historic home spared from demolition. Also, Ryan on what makes a good pop song, and Chris on wearing pajamas to gym class.

The crime rate in Clarksville drops for the 5th year in a row, numbers of abandoned dogs in the County goes up, what's holding up important road projects and more.

Chris Smith, Ryan Ploeckelman and Christian Brown talk about the week's top stories, including plans for a baseball stadium downtown, a new bourbon distillery, and what it would be like if we put the PAW Patrol in charge of Clarksville.

Chris Smith, Ryan Ploeckelman and Christian Brown talk about the biggest stories in Clarksville, including plans for more sidewalks and new numbers on fentanyl overdose deaths. Also, Ryan shares his journey from sensitive tummy to hot wings hero.

New details about the Buc-ee's coming to Exit 1, Hussian College closes doors and students are left with nothing but questions, a locker update and more.

Chris Smith, Ryan Ploeckelman and guest Jordan Renfro weigh in on moving the sand pit on Riverside Drive, a new grocery coming to Exit 8, and Chris' plan to rollerblade the Greenway.

Katie Gambill, Ryan Ploeckelman, and guest Christian Brown break down the biggest stories in Clarksville this week including a locker donation drama update, ice skating in summer, sinkholes and more.

Chris Smith, Ryan Ploeckelman and guest Christian Brown unpack the Northeast High School locker donation that went south, discuss whether it's OK to park for just a little while in a handicapped spot, and Chris goes ballistic over slow service at the old IHOP on Madison.

Chris Smith, Katie Gambill and Ryan Ploeckelman talk about the biggest in stories in Clarksville for the week, including a service dog biting a fourth-grader at a school field day, tests that could hold back 40% of third-graders, and how the heck you pronounce "acai."