Good morning, Clarksville.

Clarksville Parks & Recreation has upgraded the Swan Lake Sports Complex at 2002 Sanders Road with new amenities including a modern playground, four lighted pickleball courts, resurfaced softball fields, and improved ADA access; city leaders say the upgrades boost community engagement + fun for all ages.

This weekend in Clarksville, holiday events bring festive cheer from Dec.

12–14 with live nativity reenactments at Hillcrest Baptist Church and a drive-through display at Grace Church. Enjoy a Pioneer Christmas Parade in Historic Collinsville, a Christmas market at Christ Lutheran Church and concerts at Roxy Regional Theatre.

ZZ Top, known for their classic hits, will perform at F and M Bank Arena in Clarksville on March 31 as part of The Big One!

Tour. Tickets go on sale today online or at Ticketmaster.

The Tennessean's education poll has 12 teacher nominations and invites residents to vote for the best teacher from the fall semester until noon, Dec.

17.

If you receive a package that you did not order, Tennessee law lets you keep it if its value is under $50; however, if the item is worth more or it comes via a private service, you should call the delivery company for instructions.

Montgomery County First Responders Association donated ($20,000) to help CPD secure a therapy dog and train four officers as part of its wellness program; the donation supplements Hankook Tire's ($10,000) gift for officer mental health support.

APSU Men’s Basketball hosts ETSU today at 7:00 p.m. at F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville for Fan Appreciation Night, marking the team's first home contest in the city since 2013 as they return after a long road trip.