Good morning, Clarksville.

Icy roads worsened in Williamson County due to a winter storm and crews responded to about 70 incidents in Middle Tennessee — drivers are urged today to slow down and drive safely.

Due to dangerous cold, a 24-hour warming shelter in Clarksville operated by Urban Ministries is open today at 300 Madison Street.

Residents in need should call (931-472-3355) while volunteers may contact Debbie Ashcraft at (931-419-1700) for support.

Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County announced an application period for its new affordable home program from Feb.

4 to 13. Taylor White-Moore, who moved into her Clarksville home last October, celebrated her first Christmas in her own home, showcasing the program's impact on local families.

Icy conditions are causing travel issues in Clarksville today as the winter storm persists; road crews have been clearing a jack-knifed semi + helping drivers stay on safe paths.

ClarksvilleIsHiring.com (a local hub) connects job seekers with employers offering well-paying roles in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and professional services, so residents can explore local openings for better pay and benefits.

Austin Peay State University in Clarksville has received a generous gift from Patrick and Dorothy Miner to establish a business endowment that supports undergraduate and graduate business students enrolled in the college’s business programs; applicants must be graduates of Tennessee high schools.

Austin Peay State University mourns the loss of Dr. Sherry Hoppe, its first female president who steered the school through financial challenges and campus upgrades.

She spent nearly 40 years in higher education and left a lasting impact on the community.

Wintry precipitation tapers off today but extreme cold, icy roads, and low wind chills create travel risks through the week (local officials urge residents to dress warmly and check on vulnerable neighbors).

Mayor Joe Pitts said the winter storm from Jan.

24-25 has given residents an opportunity + responsibility to unite as City offices close today to help first responders clear roads and restore power. More details will be announced later as community teams work together.

Tennessee’s No. 17 Lady Vols face No. 18 Ole Miss today in Oxford at the Sandy and John Black Pavilion at 3:00 pm CT + 4:00 pm ET.

The team enters on a seven game win streak, having won 9 of its last 10 meetings with the Rebels.

Candy Workshop

8-10 p.m. — ArtLink Clarksville — Pricing includes materials and take-home apron — Create custom chocolate bars and assorted treats in this hands-on candy making experience.