Good morning, Clarksville.

Local residents under housing cost strain can access federal, state, and local programs for rental aid, mortgage assistance, and tenant guidance (for families, seniors, and others) statewide.

Assistance details are available via local agencies and service centers.

Residents facing food challenges can use local programs such as Second Harvest Food Bank, Meals on Wheels, SNAP & WIC to get groceries, meals and nutrition support.

Information on food distribution events and eligibility is available online for seniors, families and others who need help.

Tommy Bates, Legends Bank President and CEO, was named Vice Chairman of the Tennessee Bankers Association (TBA) Board of Directors during their annual meeting held June 14-16 in Colorado Springs.

He will help guide community banking in Tennessee and take on future leadership roles.

The Roxy Regional Theatre at 114 Public Square is offering a special Nunsense deal this weekend — name your favorite Apostle at checkout to get $20 tickets.

Showings run from Thursday, June 25 at 7:00 p.m. to Sunday, June 28 at 2:00 p.m.

Newly released testing data shows that fewer than 50% of Tennessee students are proficient in math, reading, and science.

The education department noted slight gains, but many students still struggle with basic concepts—a challenge that local schools in Clarksville are watching closely.

The National Weather Service warns that dangerous heat with high humidity and triple-digit readings will hit Clarksville from Sunday and is set to last through July 6.

Residents are urged to stay indoors, drink plenty of water, and avoid strenuous activities — precautions that can help prevent heat-related illness.

APSU grad Isaiah Polk (24) was appointed chair of the Coalition for Juvenile Justice’s Emerging Leaders Committee today and earned a seat on its executive board.

He aims to boost youth engagement in juvenile justice policy discussions with leaders from several states.

The Clarksville Gas & Water Department released its 2025 Consumer Confidence Report showing drinking water met or exceeded EPA standards.

The report, based on tests from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2025, was mailed to customers on May 14.

Clarksville Gas and Water turned off water on Jen Hollow and Edmondson Ferry Roads from Jen Hollow to Kingsbury for a main leak repair, with low pressure impacting neighbors, and Jen Hollow Road closed with detours until service resumes by 4:30 p.m.

Pat Summitt, known as Aunt Trish to some, grew up on a Middle Tennessee farm before moving so she could play basketball and build her legendary career in our community.

A statue in Liberty Park and fond family memories of homemade ice cream keep her spirit alive.

Soap Making Workshop

2-4 p.m. — ArtLink Clarksville — Workshop fee with additional service fees — Learn to create your own cold process soap in this hands-on experience.

Kerwin Claiborne Comedy Show

7-9 p.m. — Joker's Comedy House — Ticket sales final — Enjoy a night of nonstop comedy gold with nationally touring stand-up comedian Kerwin Claiborne.

Open Mic Night at Jokers Comedy House

7-9 p.m. — Joker's Comedy House — Free entry — Enjoy a night of laughter with aspiring comedians sharing their talent on stage.

US Revival with Elder Seth Peasah

5 AM – 9 PM — DoubleTree by Hilton Clarksville Riverview — Free entry — Experience a powerful spiritual revival with uplifting worship and community connection.

Kid Kentucky Concert

7-9 p.m. — Downtown Commons — Free entry — Enjoy a night of free music with food trucks and drinks at the festive Downtown @ Sundown event.

Still Life in Graphite Workshop

1-2 p.m. — ArtLink Clarksville — $0.88 ticket service fee + $1.00 ticket service fee — Explore the art of still life drawing and elevate your skills in a friendly environment.