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Dodson said finding the right buyer will take time and will still be serving up sweet treats in the meantime.
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Louisville developer Weyland Ventures is in talks to redevelop the long-sought according to our partners at Louisville Business First.
The town plans to restore the bell tower now that it has been relocated.
At least one business has received a request for interior photos of their shop as part of a bogus "safety check."
The homes will have 3-4 bedrooms, 1.5-2 bathrooms and a garage or driveway.
The business has been closed and the building cleaned out for more than a year, Ken Conklin, Town of Clarksville Communications director said.
As work continues on Riverside Drive, officials for the town of Clarksville provided an update Tuesday on the $4.5 million project.
The art piece will be displayed on Main Street in the newly-revitalized downtown Clarksville.
The previous playground at Ashland Park, which was installed in 1995 at a price of $10,000, was removed in late April.
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The Clarksville Police Department is taking steps to help officers' mental health, people with autism, and those facing drug addiction under new police chief Nathan Walls.