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Clarksville
Monday, September 22nd, 2025
Good morning, Clarksville. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 22nd of September.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Austin Peay State University will host award-winning artist Soulaf Abas for two free public events—she will discuss her exhibition New Beginnings on September 25th at 6:00 p.m. in the Sara and Mike Gotcher Theatre and give a gallery talk on September 26th at noon in The New Gallery—to highlight works created during her campus residency. Clarksville Online
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ The Montgomery County Commission is seeking local applicants to fill the District 3 seat in the school system that will last until August 2026—candidates must submit their letter, resume, diploma, and voter registration by noon on October 29 and will speak for five minutes on November 3 before a vote on November 10 at 6:00 p.m. at the Historic Courthouse. Clarksville Online
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ The fall foliage forecast says leaves in Clarksville will begin changing in a few weeks with moderate colors by late October and peak hues by early to mid-November—residents can enjoy these changes on local walks at the Greenway, hikes at Dunbar Cave State Park or drives along popular routes like Highway 149 and The Trace at Land Between the Lakes. ClarksvilleNow.com
- ➤ Tennessee State Parks predicts that most of Middle Tennessee will start to see leaves change in mid-October with peak colors expected by Halloween—deciduous trees will be bare by Thanksgiving and parks like Montgomery Bell State Park offer ideal views. This outlook helps locals and visitors plan their fall outings. WSMV 4
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Fort Campbell updated its off-limits list on Sept. 3 to include 21 Clarksville operations—bars, motels, repair shops and three spas—and soldiers who use these facilities risk disciplinary action under Article 92. ClarksvilleNow.com
- ➤ Metro Social Services is expanding its food giveaway program—officials say it will soon provide free healthy meals for families living in food deserts, easing access to fresh food in the community. WSMV 4
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Montgomery County teen athlete Immanuel Gilmore came home after a serious spinal cord injury at a state wrestling tournament earlier this year. His daily life now includes using a slide board and a motorized chair to move around—while his family plans to install an electric lift to keep his chair safe from harsh weather. WKRN
LIFESTYLE NEWS
- ➤ Aroma Indian Cuisine in Sango Village serves a buffet and dinner menu that features dishes like tikka masala, vegetable korma, butter chicken, and garlic naan—offering bold flavors that guests can enjoy. Clarksville Online
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ After a 41 to 20 loss on September 21 at Nissan Stadium, the Titans fell to a 0 to 3 record as injuries and penalties cost them key plays—coach Brian Callahan now faces a tough season ahead. The Leaf Chronicle
- ➤ APSU soccer lost 1–0 to Eastern Kentucky in a senior day match on Sunday at Morgan Brothers Field. The game was delayed over an hour by bad weather and saw EKU’s Peyton Smith assist Avery May for the go-ahead goal in the 36th minute. Clarksville Online
- ➤ The Red River Spartans won 3-0 over the Cincinnati Cyclones on Saturday at F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville when Jett Jock scored the opening and a second goal while Greyson Betzold scored the final goal with help from teammates. The Spartans 18U AAA team played against Cincinnati at 8 p.m.—adding more local hockey excitement. ClarksvilleNow.com
- ➤ On Friday at Governors Tennis Courts, the APSU women's tennis team earned one doubles win and three singles wins against Chattanooga during the APSU Fall Tournament. They faced Murray State in both singles and doubles as the event concluded at 9:00 a.m.—APSU showed strong performance. Clarksville Online
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Nashville Predators Gold Star Showcase
6:30-8:00 p.m. — F&M Bank Arena — Ticket prices vary — Watch the Predators in an exciting intrasquad game supporting the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
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Clarksville Farmers Market
8 AM – 12 PM — Clarksville Downtown Market — Registration Required — Kids take charge in running their own booths at a fun community market.
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Artsville Fest
5-9 p.m. — Downtown Clarksville — Free entry — Celebrate local artists and enjoy live performances at a vibrant community festival.
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