Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 16th of September.
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🏘️ Community
Vanessa Zook of Scouting America Troop 5222 presented 100 'go bags' to the Clarksville Police Department as part of her Eagle Scout service project — a year-long effort planned and coordinated with local officials including CPD Chief Ty Burdine — supporting local public safety.
📰 Economy
A SmartAsset study shows Tennessee households with one working parent need about $72,946 a year to support a stay-at-home partner and child, while those with two working parents need about $83,075 combined — reflecting extra childcare and other costs.
🎓 Education
APSU Board of Trustees approved naming the Linda and Leon Hogg Sound Booth in Room 120 of the Music/Mass Communication Building on Friday, Sept.
11 — the move honors a philanthropic gift aimed at upgrading equipment for the live audio production program.
🏈 Sports
Clarksville Academy will forfeit its next two football games because of roster constraints and player health concerns.
The team plans to return on Friday, Oct. 2 at its Sports Complex for Homecoming.
Clarksville Christian School will launch its inaugural football season in fall 2027 at Fortera Stadium in partnership with Austin Peay.
The school will also host select baseball, softball, and beach volleyball games this spring at Austin Peay — part of its 20-year anniversary celebrations.
APSU soccer goalkeeper Megan Waskiewicz earned the UAC Goalkeeper of the Week award after a shutout against UT Martin — she made seven saves in 90 minutes — and became the first Governor to receive the honor since 2019.
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