Good morning, Clarksville.

Heritage Steel — a family-owned company in Clarksville — crafts high-performance stainless-steel cookware using modern engineering and traditional techniques.

The new Made Here in Clarksville series spotlights its role in keeping skilled jobs local and boosting our economy.

Dock 17 will reopen tomorrow at 3 p.m. at 2231 Madison St — offering a new menu of burgers, brews, barbecue, and bourbon with a weekend brunch buffet that includes live carving stations.

Walk-ins are welcome, and reservations are accepted.

Backstage has released a list of casting calls for movies and TV shows filming in Clarksville today.

Local actors can apply for roles in projects like the scripted show AWTY Scripted Plot Sizzle and feature films that pay up to $10,000.

APSU’s Department of Theatre and Dance (supported by the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts) presents A Kid Like Jake today through Mar.

1 at the Mike and Sara Gotcher Theatre in the Trahern Building on campus. Tickets cost $5 for APSU students, faculty, staff, military, and seniors and $10 for adults.

The Clarksville Gas and Water Department turned off water on Dan Brown Drive from Apollo Lane to Emma Dean Drive for a water main leak repair, and service is expected to resume by 12:00pm; residents nearby may experience low water pressure.

A Tennessee bill moving through the legislature would ban pharmacy benefit managers from owning pharmacies and may force CVS to close its 134 locations if passed.

Lawmakers and independent pharmacies say the measure could boost competition while officials worry it would reduce neighborhood access.

Beesley Animal Clinic has performed over 77,000 spay/neuter surgeries and provides quarterly pet food to local families.

It will host an Egg-stravaganza pet egg hunt on March 26 (pre-registration required) and the 15th Annual Paws and Pearls fundraiser on April 17 at Copper Ridge to support pet care.

A small group experienced a Reiki sound bath event at Total Balance Massage and Wellness, where sound healer Astrid Roberson used crystal healing sound bowls tuned to 432 Hz to reduce stress and inflammation - Terri Wilson added Reiki techniques to help clear energy blockages in participants.

Kirkwood Cobras defeated Rossview Hawks 52-38 Tuesday in the District 13-4A championship at Kirkwood — marking coach John Stigall’s 400th win; the Cobras will host Dickson County in the regional quarterfinal on Saturday.

Northwest High Vikings won district 14-4A at West Creek High School Tuesday night when guard Jacquez Scott hit a floater with 9.2 seconds left to beat Henry County Patriots 48-47, earning their first title since 2017.

They will now prepare to face Northeast for a region title.

Stained Glass Workshop

10 a.m. – 12 p.m. — 98 Franklin St, Clarksville, TN — $12.71 total — Create your own stained glass design in this beginner-friendly workshop.

Faizon Love Live at Joker's Comedy House

8-10 p.m. — Joker's Comedy House — General Admission tickets available — Join Faizon Love for a night filled with raw and hilarious comedy.

Adult/Teen Clay Workshop

2-4 p.m. — ArtLink Studio — $3.42 + fees — Unleash your creativity in a fun, hands-on clay workshop for ages 14 and up.

Lipscomb Bisons vs Austin Peay Governors Baseball

1-2 PM — Raymond C. Hand Baseball Park — Secure your seats — Experience thrilling collegiate baseball action in Clarksville.

Willie Brown — Live Puppetry Show

7:30 p.m. — Joker's Comedy House — Ticket prices vary — Experience the wit and imagination of ventriloquist Willie Brown in an interactive comedy show for all ages.