Good morning, Clarksville.

The annual Hummingbird Festival drew families to Rotary Park’s Wade Bourne Nature Center on Saturday for free crafts, vendor booths on gardening, beekeeping, and pollinators, and live bird-banding demonstrations by master bander Cyndi Routledge, who has banded nearly 21,000 birds over 20 years.

Hendrickson's Clarksville plant builds axle and air-ride suspension systems for on-highway trailers, and since opening in 1999 it has produced nearly 5 million axles and employs about 300 people on International Boulevard.

APSU's College of STEM will host Science on Tap with Dr. Jamie Botsch presenting “The landscape flies built” about Lake Mývatn's midges at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov.

3 at Strawberry Alley Ale Works (doors open 4:30 p.m.; free, all ages).

A local columnist projects Week 11 high school football results, predicting Clarksville will beat Cane Ridge to reach the Class 6A playoffs and noting Kenwood must beat Dickson County to claim the final Region 7-5A playoff spot.

Peyton Zumbro, 16, will compete at the World Equestrian Center in Wilmington on Oct.

31 in the U.S. Dressage Finals, representing Clarksville and Tennessee and riding King (Friesian cross) after qualifying as Region 4 Reserve Champion.