Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 8th of December.
Good morning, Clarksville.
Clarksville's Urban Ministries struggles to accommodate the homeless due to severe cold, a Dollar General closure impacts community access to essentials, and Rutherford County Schools' network hack prompts TBI investigation.
Clarksville distributes donated trees for tornado recovery, signaling community resilience and the need for more volunteer planters.
This week in Clarksville, top stories include a veteran's struggle with VA medical care delays for his ailing wife, an arrest made in a DUI homicide case through an anonymous tip, and a sneak peek inside the newly renovated DoubleTree by Hilton Clarksville Riverview, among other local highlights.
Clarksville commemorates the one-year anniversary of a devastating tornado by distributing Christmas trees to the first 150 survivor families as a symbol of renewal and growth.
George Henderson, reported missing, has been found safe in Guthrie, Kentucky.
Imani Evans' crucial 3-pointer and Jai Jordan's late steal secured Rossview girls basketball a 57-54 victory over Creek Wood, maintaining their undefeated season.
Austin Peay State University's football team, under head coach Jeff Faris, signed 24 new players including high school students and transfers during December's early signing period.
Rossview boys basketball team secured a 74-46 victory over Creek Wood, highlighted by Jiyair Rose's 32 points and the team's strong defensive play.
The Austin Peay State University track and field team's 4x400 relay team achieved a historic finish at the Birmingham Indoor Icebreaker, securing a fifth all-time program rank with a time of 3:46.53.
Rossview baseball star Houston Hebert commits to Austin Peay State University after a strong recovery from Tommy John surgery.
Miss Lucille's Holiday Sips and Strolls
Enjoy a festive evening of shopping, cocktails, and holiday music at Miss Lucille's Marketplace during the Christmas Sips and Strolls event.
Free Office Productivity Skills Course at Goodwill in Clarksville
Goodwill offers a free course focused on enhancing office productivity skills for individuals seeking to improve their employability.
Celebrate Recovery - Support and Healing
Celebrate Recovery is a faith-based 12-step program designed to help individuals overcome hurts, habits, and hangups.
Kids Clay-tivity Workshop
Children ages 6 and up can enjoy a creative workshop to craft animals, reptiles, and food items using clay at ArtLink Clarksville.
New Year's Eve Celebration at Downtown Commons
This festive event features live music, dancing, food trucks, and a midnight balloon drop, welcoming the new year in a vibrant community atmosphere.
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