Good morning, Clarksville.

A two-vehicle crash on Purple Heart Parkway on May 28 led to the death of 69-year-old David Frazier on May 29 and of driver Henry McClure—who died Tuesday after battling his injuries—while a third passenger remains in stable condition as the investigation continues.

On Monday, the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce held its 120th Annual Dinner and Gala at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center where outgoing Chamber President Mike Rainey passed his role to Austin Peay State University President Michael Licari.

The event honored awards for past achievements — marking a fresh chapter for the Chamber.

On May 29, Clarksville police arrested 24-year-old Jada Turner just before 7 p.m.—the suspect in the stabbing of a woman at an apartment complex on McCormick Lane off 101st Parkway, with the victim reported in stable condition.

Clarksville Police responded to multiple 911 calls at 7:13 p.m. behind Walmart—where a shooting occurred at the intersection of Quinn Lane and Glenkirk Drive—and have detained three individuals while no injuries were reported as the investigation continues.

Austin Peay State University received a significant donation from Ben Kimbrough Jr. and his wife, Beverly Ford Kimbrough to fully endow a scholarship for full-time college of business students who are Montgomery County high school graduates—honoring the legacy of Ray and Margaret Ford. The endowment will give eligible students priority for future awards.

Herzing University announced this week that it will open its new campus in Clarksville at 2691 Trenton Road — the former Hussian College site will serve as a hub for nursing and healthcare programs.

Enrollment is now open with online classes starting in summer and the physical campus set to open in September.

U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 5 Alberto Santillan took command as the Command Chief Warrant Officer of the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade on May 30 — a ceremony held at Fort Campbell — and he now mentors junior warrant officers while overseeing aviation maintenance and flight operations to support the unit’s readiness.

Two new hospital proposals by HCA Healthcare and Ascension Saint Thomas in Clarksville have submitted letters of intent for the Certificate of Need process and will have their full applications reviewed at a public hearing on July 23 at 9 a.m. in Nashville.

Cheatham County Central High School named Megan Hunter as the new head coach of its girls' basketball team—an appointment that marks a milestone for the Cheatham County native who excelled as a player and assistant coach.

Hunter brings years of experience and plans to maintain the team’s scrappy style and high standards.

That’s So 2000s: Karaoke & DJ Party

8-11 p.m. — The Creative Circle by DBO Gallery — Free before 10 PM — Celebrate Y2K hits with karaoke, contests, and themed drinks.

Dave & Buster's 2nd Annual Dad Games

11 a.m. – 9 p.m. — Governor's Square Mall — Starting at $20 — Compete in a fun-filled arcade showdown with prizes and family-friendly festivities.

Corey Gipson Basketball Day Camp

1-5 p.m. — Dunn Center, Austin Peay State University — $150 plus $9 fee — Kids from K-6th grade can have fun and learn basketball fundamentals in a positive environment.

Piano Lessons by Fortissimo

6-8 p.m. — ArtLink Clarksville — Free participation — Explore your musical journey with group piano lessons for all ages.

Rhythm & Reels: Sonic 3 Family Night

7:30 PM — Heritage Park Sports Complex — Free admission — Enjoy a fun-filled evening of games and a family-friendly movie featuring Sonic 3.

Clarksville Independence Day Celebration

5-9 p.m. — Wilma Rudolph Event Center — Free entry — Celebrate America’s independence early with food, music, and fun activities for the whole family.