EPA to help clean up hazardous waste in Clarksville May 28, 2019 May 28, 2019 Updated May 28, 2019 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Tags News As featured on +3 EPA assists with cleanup of Clarksville's Graveyard Auto site Last July, Clarksville asked the EPA to help with taking away hazardous waste drums and soil contaminated by arsenic, iron and lead. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Matthew Wine's Saturday night forecast Poll Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesCRAWFORD | Kentucky wilts at South Carolina after one-minute meltdown, falls 35-13New pub-style restaurant opens in former southern Indiana Hooters location'We didn't sign up for this' | Sellersburg neighborhood frustrated after Lumos hits gas lineHardin Co. sheriff broke Ky. law by withholding $600K wrongful death settlement, AG rulesCRAWFORD | From pillow fights to Pittsburgh punch: Louisville finds its footing in 34-27 winCRAWFORD | Louisville rallies twice, capitalizes on Pitt turnovers to win ACC opener, 34-27Former Jeffboat site in southern Indiana lands $20M grant for redevelopment projectLouisville police looking for missing 16-year-old last seen in Valley StationSouthern Indiana bank being purchased by First Merchants Bank for $241 millionFOUND: Missing man from Louisville has been found safe Videos
+3 EPA assists with cleanup of Clarksville's Graveyard Auto site Last July, Clarksville asked the EPA to help with taking away hazardous waste drums and soil contaminated by arsenic, iron and lead.
