Good morning, Clarksville.

Clarksville will host the King Kat Tournament Trail on Saturday, April 18 at the Marina in Liberty Park, where local and regional anglers will compete in a fourth-year catfish-catching contest.

Cross Creek Clays will sponsor a youth prize package, and the event has generated nearly $700K for local businesses.

Painted Tree Boutiques closed all locations on April 14 because of rising costs and shifting market conditions— five Tennessee stores, including three in Middle Tennessee, have ceased sales, and vendors were emailed to retrieve their merchandise.

APSU Department of Art and Design is hosting its 58th Annual Juried Student Exhibition in The New Gallery from April 15 to 29 — featuring 55 works by 45 artists and a free reception at 6:00 p.m. on April 29 for visitors during weekday or Saturday hours.

Gas prices in Clarksville averaged $3.89 per gallon and climbed three cents from last week amid volatile crude oil markets.

The rate ranks third among metro areas after Nashville and Jackson (this follow-up comes after a two-week ceasefire announcement).

The library will host a Fine-Free Week from April 19-26 plus a Food for Fines drive that will remove $1 from overdue fines for every food donation, up to $30, to help patrons return items penalty-free while supporting local food aid.

Austin Peay State University invites high schoolers to explore healthcare this summer in three hands-on programs: a free residential camp from June 14-19, a nursing academy from June 23-26 or July 7-10, and one-day specialty nursing sessions.

The programs are held on campus to build local healthcare skills.

Project Transformation is accepting applications for its summer literacy program, Up, Up and Away, which runs from June 2 to July 23 at Forest Street United Methodist (hosted in Clarksville).

Children in grades 1 to 8 will receive one-on-one reading sessions and themed family fun nights.

VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System and Carnegie Management and Development Corporation announced plans for a new 254,000 sqft clinic off Fair Brook Place near Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and I-24 to provide primary, mental and specialty care for over 39,500 enrolled veterans; the facility will open in 2030.

The IRS has extended the tax filing deadline for all Tennessee taxpayers in response to January’s winter storm, allowing returns and payments until June 8.

Taxpayers will be identified automatically (no further action is needed).

Clarksville Gas and Water Department turned off water on Pine Mountain Road from Nashboro Road to Rosebrook Drive for a water main leak repair, and the westbound lane is partly closed; repairs are expected to finish by 2:00 p.m. today — low water pressure may affect the area.

The city now offers free home repair assistance for low and moderate income homeowners who need critical fixes to keep their homes safe.

Applicants must meet income requirements and be current on property taxes, so residents should apply soon as funding is limited.

Mike Borgonzi built his career from a childhood passion for football and hard work through high school, college, and pro turnarounds, and he now leads the Titans as their general manager.

He will make key decisions at the NFL Draft, including the No. 4 pick on April 23.

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.

That 1 Mailman Comedy Show

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Joker's Comedy House — Ticket required — Experience the hilarious storytelling of That 1 Mailman with special guest Comedic Cody.

Luke Severeid Live Comedy Show

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Joker's Comedy House — Tickets required — Experience a night of nonstop laughs with rising comedian Luke Severeid.