Good morning, Clarksville.

A Veterans Day Breakfast honoring veterans is set for Saturday, Nov.

7 at 7:30 a.m. at the Morgan University Center at APSU (601 College St). Maj. Gen. Walt Lord will emcee and Maj. Gen. Thomas R. Drew will deliver the keynote while tickets cost $40 and table purchases support veterans.

A historic WWII ship visited Clarksville along the Cumberland River Tuesday, Oct.

13 — offering locals a rare look at naval heritage and the region’s storied past.

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is hosting its annual Science Fiction and Fantasy Expo on Nov.

7 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Pageant Lane. Fans of all ages will enjoy costumed contests, tabletop gaming, character meet-and-greets and interactive Star Wars science demos.

APSU received a gift from alumna Sharon A.

Dunn to endow a scholarship for full-time business students who maintain a 3.25 GPA. The award, which gives preference to students from Kentucky’s Tri-County area and Montgomery County, will begin awarding funds in Fall 2026.

A strong cold front will bring Middle Tennessee's first frost on Oct.

18 when cooler temperatures drop overnight into the 30s and 40s on the Cumberland Plateau. The weather service has not yet confirmed whether a frost advisory will be issued.

Fortera Credit Union merged with Vanderbilt Credit Union effective Oct.

1, with Vanderbilt keeping its name while operating as a division of Fortera. The partnership boosts technology and services for members and full integration is expected to complete by end of 2027.

Clarksville Gas and Water turned off water on Franklin Street from South Fifth Street to University Avenue for fire hydrant replacement and announced an eastbound lane closure (traffic will shift in alternating patterns) until work is completed by 2:00 p.m. today.

Graham Simpson of Westview leads the 3A Mr. Football race as The Tennessean released a watchlist on Oct.

13 that also names Asa Barnes, Dion Edwards, Quincy Mitchell, and JaDarius Hinton based on strong game stats.