Clarksville police K9.jpg Mar 9, 2023 Mar 9, 2023 Updated Mar 9, 2023 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Clarksville police officer Thomas Bamforth and police K9 Argo will receive a Medal of Valor. (Submitted photo) As featured on +2 Clarksville police K-9 unit to get national medal of valor Clarksville Police Chief Mark Plamer said the award will be a first for the department. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Bryce Jones' Tuesday afternoon forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesJack O'Lantern Spectacular moving to Kentucky Kingdom after more than a decade at Iroquois Park'Extremely dangerous' tornado confirmed to have touched down in Hart CountyCharlestown approves $105M data center despite strong community pushbackSevere Thunderstorm watch issued for part of our area TuesdayFormer Louisville running back Javian Hawkins arrested on arson charges in FloridaNew Kentucky law expands when drivers must stop for school busesCRAWFORD | Harrell's 35 lead The Ville to TBT rout of La Familia; Matthews' dunk is exclamationSevere Thunderstorm Watch! Locations Included, The Main Threats, Plus What Time It Ends...Kentucky farmer says diarrhea-causing parasite is boosting businessBeshear says he received calls suggesting Sen. Mitch McConnell had 'passed' before latest update Videos
+2 Clarksville police K-9 unit to get national medal of valor Clarksville Police Chief Mark Plamer said the award will be a first for the department.
