A court battle is unfolding in Clarksville. A nonprofit organization has filed a lawsuit against the city and several individuals. This legal action has put a hold on the city's plans to take over a community center.
The center, which served around 1,400 seniors, closed in June. Its closure affected daily meals and social connections for many. Further details on this dispute are available from NewsChannel 5 WTVF.
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