Good morning, Clarksville.

Eugene Geno Grubbs, a longtime public servant who founded the Citizens Police Academy and served as a city councilman, died on Oct.

21; his Celebration of Life is planned for Tuesday, Oct. 27 at McReynolds-Nave and Larson Funeral Home with a burial at Greenwood Cemetery.

Dr. Martha Suttle Harris, an MTSU alumna and former faculty member, has been named chief executive officer of the Tennessee Nurses Association to lead nursing advocacy across Tennessee — she brings over 30 years of experience and previously served as dean at Chattanooga State Community College.

Austin Peay (Governors) football is ranked No. 9 in the FCS playoff ranking released on Oct.

20 and will face Central Arkansas on Nov. 21 at Estes Stadium; if playoffs started today, they would host a first-round game at Fortera Stadium.

Austin Peay Govs are ranked No. 9 in the latest FCS public in-season polls released on Oct.

20. The 6-2 team will face North Alabama at 6:00 p.m. this Saturday in Florence + they are seeking a third postseason berth.

Tennessee football linebacker Arion Carter, a two-year captain for the Vols — a finalist for the William V.

Campbell Trophy — is vying for an $18,000 scholarship with the winner announced on Dec. 8. He has pledged donations per tackle to aid cancer research as his girlfriend fights breast cancer.