Good morning, Clarksville.

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library will offer adult programs from a sensory-friendly Halloween on Saturday, Oct.

31 to tech help, Tai Chi, a book club, and DIY sessions Nov. 2 through 5 at the Main Library and North Branch.

Austin Peay State University received a gift from The Ivy Endowment Circle to create the Glistine Green Jones Scholarship Endowment to fund scholarships for Kappa Rho Chapter members, with award amounts set by the APSU Foundation.

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library is running teen gaming, robotics, and craft sessions this week, with Teen Gaming at The Loft on Monday, Oct.

26 and North Branch Teen Gaming + Intro to Robotics happening today from 4:00–6:00 p.m.; programs continue at both locations through Nov. 3.

TWRA will hold the first young sportsman deer hunt the weekend of Oct.

31-Nov. 1, allowing youth (ages 6–16) to use guns, muzzleloaders, or archery gear while accompanied by a non-hunting adult 21 or older who must remain in position to control the device.

Riverside Spine and Physical Medicine is marking 25 years and its 17th Best of Clarksville award, and it added adult primary care on Aug.

1 (now accepting new adult patients with appointments available within days at its longtime clinic).

Clarksville will play at Cane Ridge on Thursday as part of Week 11 of the TSSAA high school football season, and Clarksville Northeast will travel to face Clarksville Northwest Thursday in local matchups fans can follow during the regional slate.

The Tennessean is running the Ponce Law Girls Athlete of the Week poll featuring top TSSAA girls soccer and volleyball performers; voting runs through Thursday, Oct.

29 at noon and nominees may be removed for vote tampering.

Vote now for The Leaf-Chronicle's Boys Athlete of the Week for Oct.

19-24, featuring nominees from Clarksville area high schools; the poll closes at noon on Oct. 29 and the winner will be revealed Thursday.