Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Clarksville.
Families can enjoy a hands-on printmaking session at the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center during Family Art Saturday: Sunflowers on Sept.
26. The event offers two sessions (10:00am-12:00pm and 1:00pm-3:00pm) for children aged 3+ with an adult.
National gas prices have jumped to about $4.44 a gallon due to high crude oil costs, and Tennessee drivers face lower rates (around $4.05) as noted by the Energy Information Administration.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will accept applications for the 2026 Early Season WMA Waterfowl Hunts from Sep 23 through Oct 13.
Applicants (16 years and older) must claim permits by 11:59 a.m. on Oct 26, and leftover drawings will be held on Nov 9 at 6:00 p.m.
APSU men’s golf will tee off today at 8:20 a.m. in Birmingham at the GMAC Invitational, hosted by UAB, with 13 teams competing on the Inverness Country Club course.
The roster features seniors Jack Dyer and Seth Smith, junior Zach Olsen, and freshman Tyson Seyler.
Saturday night, the No. 14 Austin Peay Governors defeated the No. 17 West Florida Argonauts 38-16 in Pensacola for the largest road win against a ranked opponent in team history.
Standout plays by Chris Parson and Jaden Robinson helped boost conference momentum.
Greenbrier football captured its first win under new head coach Aaron Pitts on Saturday, Sept.
19 (Vincent Ward scored a touchdown with 1:51 left) in a close contest against Portland.
Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter, who made 11 tackles through Week 3 including his game against Kennesaw State, has pledged to donate based on his on-field performance — $427 per tackle, $500 per sack, $1,000 per interception or forced fumble, and $5,000 per defensive touchdown — to support cancer research, and he is on pace to contribute $25,833.50 this season.
The APSU volleyball team swept Southern Illinois 3-0 on Saturday at Winfield Dunn Center in a Governors Classic finale—boosting their momentum into conference play as several starters posted triple digit season stats; the team now holds an 8-5 record and ranks fourth in the conference.
The Tennessee Vols improved to 3-0 with a 42-9 win against Kennesaw State on Saturday night at Neyland Stadium, highlighted by key runs from Daune Morris and plays by quarterback Faizon Brandon.
They will host No. 1 Texas next Saturday at noon on ABC.
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