Good morning, Clarksville.

Historic Collinsville will host its third annual Quilt Show and Tell event on Saturday, Sept.

26 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at its 40-acre site on Weakley Road — visitors can view a range of handmade quilts and learn about 19th-century pioneer life.

APSU’s Alumni, Engagement and Philanthropy division in Clarksville announced new hires and promotions to bolster its team as it prepares for the centennial in 2027.

The new roles include appointments for the College of Business — enhancements to stewardship, engagement, and alumni programming.

The Clarksville Gas and Water Department turned off water on Hill Road for a leak repair — causing low pressure and closing the northbound lane.

Motorists are directed to use the southbound lane in an alternating pattern until repairs finish by 2:30 p.m.

A family at Fort Campbell received an $11 million settlement after their baby suffered a serious brain injury during birth at the base hospital — the payment will help cover her lifelong care following a delay in treating fetal distress.

Hundreds gathered at the 96-acre Boyd Farm near Highway 76 and Interstate 24 (exit 11) for a ceremonial groundbreaking of Ascension Saint Thomas's $148.5 million health campus.

The facility is set to open in Fall 2028 and will provide emergency care, surgery, cardiology, and more services.

A new WalletHub study released Sept.

8 shows Tennessee ranked 41st out of 50 states for happiness with a score of 43.63. The ranking measured well-being, work environment, and community factors over 30 metrics.

APSU women's basketball coach Brittany Young has announced the 2026-27 nonconference schedule, which includes seven games at F&M Bank Arena + matchups in the Midwest and southeast.

The team will open on November 2 with a road game at Campbell and host Southeastern Baptist on November 6.

Clarksville High softball standout Kenzie White announced her commitment to the University of Tennessee on Sunday night after a season in which she earned All-State honors and nearly broke a school home run record with a .631 average and 20 home runs.

Clarksville High junior Kenzie White committed to play softball for Tennessee after a record season that included 20 home runs and a .632 average (all marks set last year) and she announced her decision on social media Sept.

6.