Good morning, Clarksville.

Jo and Thomas Crawford, owners of Burn Boot Camp, talked with Charlie Koon on today’s Clarksville Conversations about shifting from corporate work to local business ownership.

Their discussion traced a key moment (a meeting at a Nashville hospital) that spurred their entrepreneurial journey.

Record-high gas prices are affecting Tennessee this Labor Day weekend—state averages stand at $3.81 with Clarksville-Hopkinsville at $3.72 as of Saturday morning.

Rising crude oil costs have pushed prices nearly $1 above last year’s rates as demand holds steady.

APSU’s music therapy program will host Songs, Stories & Sundaes at 2 p.m. on Sept.

13 in room 147, offering musical performances, ice cream sundaes & insights on music therapy for high school students and community members.

APSU women’s golf will tee off at 8:30 a.m. CT today at Caledonia Fish & Golf Club for the Golfweek Fall Challenge from Sept.

6–8; the team joins 23 teams including Central Arkansas, High Point, and UNC-Wilmington on a par-71 course.

Montgomery Central edged Harpeth 34 to 33 Friday night in a tight football game that saw a late touchdown stop a rally with about 30 seconds left — keeping the team unbeaten at 3 to 0.

APSU soccer travels to Murray, Kentucky where the Governors face the Racers today at 1:00 p.m. at Cutchin Field in a Battle of the Border after a loss to Evansville.

Austin Peay Athletics and Mercedes-Benz of Music City announced a multi-year deal that renames Fortera Stadium’s premium club level as the Mercedes-Benz of Music City Club Level.

The renovated 8,000 sqft space — with 310 seats — offers complimentary food and drinks and will enhance Governors gameday experiences.

APSU head baseball coach Roland Fanning announced today that Brandon Lees has joined the Governors' staff as infield coordinator and recruiting coach, coming from three seasons as an assistant at Cowley County Community College (where his teams posted strong records).

Austin Peay football played Vanderbilt at FirstBank Stadium Saturday at 6 p.m. CT in its season opener.

Coming off a Week 0 win over Gardner-Webb, Vanderbilt pulled ahead after a close first half — live updates were provided by the Leaf-Chronicle.

On Sept. 5, Vanderbilt beat Austin Peay 28-9 at FirstBank Stadium (weather shortened the game) as freshman Jared Curtis and senior Blaze Berlowitz shared quarterback duties while special teams made key plays.