Good morning, Clarksville.

Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library offers a week of activities for adults and seniors (Monday’s tech help and Tai Chi) and today hosts senior Sunshine Sips and Chat in the Glass Study Room while adults join a DIY pumpkin craft at North Branch (6–7 p.m.).

Mikaela’s Mutt Motel is caring for 34 rescued dogs from a Hickman County property following a rescue last week and urges donations for puppy food & paper towels as authorities continue to investigate the neglect.

Jim Diehr, a retired APSU art professor turned active artist, celebrated his 85th birthday and held a show at River City Clay while competing at Downtown Artists Co-op’s art exposition — he continues to create new autobiographical paintings in his studio.

George Luz Jr., son of an Easy Company paratrooper, will share personal photos, letters, and audio recordings as part of the Jack Turner Speaker Series at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct.

22 at the Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum’s Atrium—offering local history insights with free, open seating.

Clarksville Gas and Water will shut off water on Crossland Avenue (fire hydrant replacement) on Thursday, Oct.

22 at 8:00pm; low water pressure and an outer lane closure may affect motorists until work ends at 6:00am Friday, Oct. 23.

The TSSAA released the high school football schedule for Week 10, showing matchups across the state.

Locals can watch Franklin Christian face Clarksville Academy later this week (the schedule includes dates and venues for many games).

Vote now for the high school girls athlete of the week, honoring local talent from Oct.

12 through Oct. 17—voting closes Oct. 22 at noon. Nominees include athletes with standout performances on the court and cross-country course.