Good morning, Clarksville.

Austin Peay State University set a record with 1,442 dual enrollment students this fall, as high school, homeschooled, and middle college students earn college credits while finishing diplomas.

The university expanded outreach and low costs to give Clarksville students a head start on higher education, with classes held at 601 College Street (downtown).

Starting Oct. 15, residents must secure a free burn permit before burning leaves or natural debris to help prevent wildfires.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry urges careful burnout practices—data shows that over 90 percent of wildfires are caused by human actions.

TDOT announced roadwork projects from Oct.

11 to Oct. 17 in Montgomery, Davidson, Humphreys and Robertson counties, affecting several state routes. Motorists should plan for lane closures and extra travel time during these projects.

AAA advises travelers to book holiday trips early since a survey shows waiting to plan for Thanksgiving on Nov.

26 and for Christmas and New Year’s on Fridays can lead to higher costs and fewer options—many Clarksville residents drive to Nashville International Airport and should compare fares to travel off-peak.

A local article explains that cleaning out old software and drivers can boost a computer's security and performance.

Clarksville residents are advised to back up files, uninstall unused programs, and use Device Manager to remove hidden drivers & prepare for new installations.

APSU soccer hosts Abilene Christian on Senior Day today at 1:00 p.m. at Morgan Brothers Field + the game will air on ESPN+.

DeSean Bishop’s late touchdown run lifted Tennessee to a 24-17 win over Arkansas Saturday at Donald W.

Reynolds Razorback Stadium — his drive set up the game-winning score with 1:57 left — as head coach Josh Heupel earned his 50th victory, Tennessee’s first Fayetteville win since 2001.

Austin Peay lost 40-32 to Tarleton State on Oct.

10. Special teams errors and penalties cost the Governors their 10-game home win streak, while quarterback Chris Parson set a career record with two rushing touchdowns.

The APSU men's basketball team will offer its 2026-27 season preview in today's free exhibition game against Evansville at 3:00 p.m. on Gary Mathews Court at F&M Bank Arena.

Head coach Corey Gipson leads the team with a mix of returning stars and talented newcomers.