Good morning, Clarksville.

Above Standard Building Maintenance has been named Veteran Business of the Month by the Chamber of Commerce in Clarksville after over 20 years of local service.

Owner John Bryant (a National Guard veteran) leads a team focused on top-notch janitorial and property maintenance.

On Oct. 31 at 2 p.m., APSU’s Department of Music will present the Flute Choir Day Concert in the George and Sharon Mabry Concert Hall, featuring performances by Dr. Beomjae Kim (APSU Assistant Professor) and the APSU Flute Choir.

The event is free and encourages seasonal attire.

APSU National Alumni Association has added 12 new board members to strengthen its Govs For Life Experience and boost alumni engagement ahead of APSU's centennial.

The volunteer board meets twice a year to discuss new ideas and develop programs for graduates.

Families with young children can join multiple storytimes, songs, and crafts at the library today across North Branch and Children’s Story Theatre, including Baby and Me events.

A preschool session will run tomorrow at the North Branch Meeting Room 1 to build early reading skills.

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is hosting a series of creative events for tweens and families, including chalk art today at the Children’s Library, Halloween fun at the Main Library, and STEAM challenges plus DIY crafts and a holiday fest scheduled through December at the North Branch.

Clarksville Gas and Water will shut off water along Providence Boulevard for repairs Tuesday at 10:00 p.m. until Wednesday 6:00 a.m.; lane shifts starting Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. will redirect traffic to Walnut Street and may slow school traffic on Wednesday.

Tennessee State Parks Ranger Preston Williams has taken over as manager of Dunbar Cave and Port Royal State Parks (located in Adams in Robertson County); he said his top priority is to strengthen community connections and improve park operations.

Austin Peay rallied against West Georgia on Saturday, Oct.

17 with a 24-10 win – after trailing 10-0, the defense recorded six sacks and three turnovers – and will travel to North Alabama on Oct. 24 for their next game.

After a 26-10 win over Alabama, Tennessee football moved up three spots to No. 11 in the US LBM Coaches Poll, and they will play South Carolina at 3:30 p.m. on Oct.

24 at Williams-Brice Stadium.