Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 21st of September.
Good morning, Clarksville.
Arts for Hearts marks its tenth year by offering free art workshops and supplies to children and adults across Clarksville.
The group meets monthly at Habitat Restore & other local venues and recently held a Christmas in July Gala at the L&N Train Station to fund future projects.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is hosting several tween events from today to Oct.
26, featuring DIY Positive Pins, a Halloween breakout box, chalk art, and a lock-in weekend with games + crafts at different branches. Registration is required for the lock-in.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is hosting interactive kids events this week with storytimes, crafts, and sensory play for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.
Today sessions begin at Children’s Story Theatre and Children’s Library, with additional programs tomorrow at North Branch (check details for times).
Col. Mike Snowden (Fort Campbell garrison commander) discussed his journey from Apache pilot to military leader in a new episode of Clarksville Conversations hosted by Charlie Koon, highlighting his role in managing the busy Army installation.
APSU freshman Yi-Ching Huang rebounded with a thrilling three-set win at Cary Tennis Park on Sunday — recording the Governor’s team’s third victory at the ITA Championships — and she will lead the team at the APSU Fall Tournament from Friday through Sunday.
Markell Redding’s early interception helped Austin Peay secure a 38-16 win over ranked West Florida on Sept.
20; he returned to his hometown (Pensacola) to spark a historic victory that may lead to the Argonauts’ possible game in Clarksville next year.
ESPN College GameDay will cover the Vols' SEC opener vs Texas at Neyland Stadium on Sept.
26 with the show beginning on the lawn of Ayres Hall (9 a.m., moving indoors at 11 a.m.). Nine guest picker options, from Peyton Manning to Morgan Wallen, are in play.
APSU men's golf team finished Day One of the GMAC Invitational at Inverness Country Club with a seven-over 287 — freshman Tyson Seyler led with a 69, and the team is paired with Winthrop and West Florida for round two starting at 9:40 a.m. today.
Tennessee football quarterback Faizon Brandon played a solid yet cautious game against Kennesaw State on Sept.
20, with Coach Josh Heupel saying the Vols missed a key 54-yard pass. The team will adjust for their matchup with Texas at Neyland Stadium on Saturday.
Tennessee football will face the No.1 Texas Longhorns in Knoxville on Saturday, Sept.
26 as the Volunteers rely on a strong rushing game to overcome Texas’ struggles, & star running back DeSean Bishop, recovering from a Sept. 19 hip injury, may provide the spark needed for an upset.
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