Good morning, Clarksville.

Bikers Who Care received a $1.445M grant from the Community Health Foundation to fund an all-wheels skatepark on the former Bel-Aire pool site, to be developed by Clarksville Parks and Recreation.

Construction will take about one year—adding a walking trail, pavilions, basketball court and playground.

Clarksville's oldest professional theatre launches its 44th season with the musical comedy '25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee' at the Roxy Regional Theatre’s temporary home on 114 Public Square on Aug.

21 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $35 for adults and $15 for youth + matinees begin on Saturdays and Sundays.

On Aug. 12, local skywatchers will witness a planetary parade before sunrise and the peak Perseid meteor shower after dark (with a new moon brightening the view), although Tennessee will not see the solar eclipse that afternoon.

Students in Montgomery County start school today as new classroom policies and start times take effect—parents are advised to review bus schedules, technology guidelines, and school supply updates; other counties in Middle Tennessee have staggered returns with some students coming back tomorrow.

Since July, the City has offered compost collection at the Downtown Market through Oct.

3, and Bi-County Solid Waste started a six-month trial with bins at the Sango Convenience Center on July 30 — both pilots test whether proper use and community support can lower landfill waste in Montgomery County.

The Nashville Sounds fell 7-3 to the Memphis Redbirds on Sunday afternoon, with right-hander Brandon Sproat taking the loss in his debut.

The team will begin a six-game series at First Horizon Park against the Indianapolis Indians on Tuesday, Aug. 11 at 6:35 p.m.