Good morning, Clarksville.

Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is hosting interactive storytimes and craft sessions for young children with events starting today at 10 a.m. at the Main Children’s Library and continuing Tuesday at North Branch.

Families can enjoy engaging activities that boost early literacy and creativity.

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is hosting fall events for tweens starting today with DIY Positive Pins at North Branch and continuing with a Halloween Breakout Box on Oct.

5, a Halloween Lock In on Oct. 10, Chalk Art on Oct. 19, and a STEAM Showdown on Nov. 2.

APSU invites prospective high school musicians to experience a day as a music major on Wednesday, Oct.

14 at the Music/Mass Communication Building; attendees will join classes, rehearsals, Q&A sessions, and a trial lesson and enjoy a complimentary lunch (advance parking registration is required).

Austin Peay State University has joined the Tennessee Technology Advancement Consortium to speed up the commercial use of research, and Mike Wilson, its first commercialization counselor, is meeting with faculty to turn projects into market solutions.

The initiative also reinforces APSU’s ties with local Fort Campbell and regional partners + boosts economic opportunity.

Monday is sunny with a high near 79 and a low around 50.

Temperatures will climb to 90 on Wednesday in Clarksville while showers become common from Wednesday night through Friday, with lows reaching the upper 60s by Thursday and mid 60s by Friday.

Clarksville Gas and Water will replace a water valve on East Bel Air Boulevard on Thursday, Oct.

1 at 7:00 p.m., causing low water pressure in the area. Water service is expected to be restored by 3:00 a.m. Friday, Oct. 2.

The Rise and Shine Cobbler recipe mixes peaches, pears, prunes, orange juice, and granola (a quick microwave blend) for a warm treat that can be enjoyed at breakfast or as dessert in Clarksville today.

APSU women's tennis finished the Fall Tournament with 15 wins, highlighted by sophomore Yu-Ching Huang's undefeated 5-0 record, and the Governors will compete in the ITA Ohio Valley Regionals in Cincinnati from Oct.

8 to Oct. 13.

APSU women’s tennis claimed five wins on Saturday at Governors Tennis Courts, led by a 2-0 day from Yi-Ching Huang.

The team will finish the tournament tomorrow at 9:00 a.m.

After a 20 to 17 loss to Texas in Week 4, Tennessee football is ranked No. 17 on the US LBM Coaches Poll as of Sept.

27. The team will face Auburn on Oct. 3 at Neyland Stadium while AP poll results are expected later today.