Good morning, Clarksville.

Radical Mission-Compassionate Ministries provides food, clothing and household items by appointment on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at its office on 150 Richview Road and seeks volunteers for grant writing and its Jubilee Garden—supporting families and seniors in need.

Replant Clarksville is offering 100 free trees for front or side yards in Clarksville and Montgomery County — requests are accepted through Oct.

25, and trees available in four native species will be delivered dormant in November while guidelines must be followed.

Montgomery County Parks and Recreation is hosting BBQ Fest Across the River at RichEllen Park from Friday, Oct.

9 to Saturday, Oct. 10. Families can enjoy free activities, live music, a cornhole tournament, and BBQ tastings that cost $10 + proceeds benefit local youth programs.

Former DreamWorks director Tim Johnson will speak at APSU today at 4 p.m. in Heydel Hall (Art + Design Room 120) in a free public lecture titled 'Your Left Brain is a Nag,' drawing on his 45-year animation career.

APSU’s Theatre & Dance department will host Urban Bush Women for a studio performance and masterclass on Oct.

14 from 10 a.m. to noon in the Memorial Health Building’s dance studios; the free event (open to all) offers a chance to experience celebrated dance in a vibrant setting.

Stacker has released a list of the cheapest gas stations in Clarksville based on Gas Buddy data — Exxon at 265 Dover Rd offers regular fuel for $3.55 while other outlets like Casey’s at 698 Tiny Town Rd are listed at $3.59.

Bill Maki's estate gift established the William Harold Maki Graphic Arts Scholarship Endowment at APSU for full-time graphic arts students.

The award honors his over three decades in the field & his dedicated local service.

COVID-19 and flu vaccinations are now available in Middle Tennessee at local physician offices and drugstores—Dr. Shannon Beckman at Beckman’s Pharmacy says this is the ideal window to build protection as respiratory virus season begins.

Residents are urged to get their updated shots before flu activity ramps up.

APSU's football team reached a historic top-10 ranking in the FCS polls (8th in the AFCA and 9th in the Stats Perform) and will face Tarleton State at Fortera Stadium this Saturday at 6:00 p.m. The matchup marks the first-ever showdown of two top-10 teams at the venue.

Clarksville High School Girl’s Golf team won the Division 1 Class AA Regionals at Montgomery Bell with a tie-breaker over Dickson, and coach Katharine Wiggins will lead the team in the Tennessee State Tournament starting today.

APSU soccer senior defender Carolyne Young was named UAC Defender of the Week after scoring her first career goal to help the Govs secure a conference win at West Georgia on Sunday.

The team will host Tarleton State on Thursday and play senior day against Abilene Christian on Sunday.