Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 6th of April.
Good morning, Clarksville.
The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum in Clarksville is set to open May 16 — a future addition to the nation’s Army-museum enterprise that will display exhibits honoring service members’ legacy.
According to the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development, the state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped to 3.5% in January, matching last year’s rate and beating the national 4.3% rate.
Employers added nearly 6,000 nonfarm jobs over the past year, with gains seen in healthcare and state government.
Residents near Fox Trail Court have dealt with property damage from beaver-built dams that caused flooded drainage (with stagnant water, mosquitos, and a sewage-like odor) and stressed local pets.
Wildlife officials confirmed killing nuisance beavers is allowed, and neighbors urge a storm drain cleanup to reduce health risks.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency announced that the statewide turkey hunting season will open on Saturday, Apr.
11 and run through May 24 in all 95 counties — with restrictions on some public land. The Young Sportsman Hunt on April 4 to 5 offered an early chance for hunters.
APSU’s men’s golf team will compete today and Tuesday at The Racer Intercollegiate at the Country Club of Paducah in Paducah, Kentucky - the 14-team field starts with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun round.
The Nashville Sounds rallied late to beat the Charlotte Knights 7-5 with a four-run eighth inning that clinched the series at First Horizon Park.
They plan to travel to Gwinnett for a six-game series tomorrow, April 7th, after taking an off-day today.
Living The Gospel of Jesus Christ Men's Conference
8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — William O. Beach Civic Hall — Registration required — Empower yourself in faith and community through inspiring talks and worship.
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