Good morning, Clarksville.

Auto parts company T.RAD will build a $90.2 million plant in the Corporate Business Park and add 928 entry-level jobs (paying $2 to $3 more than other local positions) to the community.

Northwest boys basketball made a strong run Friday as coach DeeDee Smith guided his team to a 62-29 home win over Northeast using a focus on defense, with key players including Tobias Santiago (14 points), Jacquez Scott (12) and Deshaun Peterson (12); the win boosts their state tournament hopes.

APSU Govs will face the Evansville Aces today at 3:00 p.m. at Meeks Family Fieldhouse in Evansville, IN.

The contest marks their 23rd meeting with the Govs holding a 12-10 series lead.

The Centurions hosted the Nashville Christian Eagles Friday night at Clarksville Christian School and won 69-36 with strong ball pressure and key plays from Marley Spiers and Lauren Hassell, and they now look ahead to a challenging winter schedule.

Austin Peay quarterback Chris Parson announced on Saturday he will return next season after a record-setting year as he passed for 23 touchdowns, 3,003 yards + added 743 rushing yards.

He helped the team secure its first undefeated home record since 1949.

APSU men’s basketball held on for a 76-75 win over ETSU at F and M Bank Arena thanks to standout efforts by Zyree Collins and Rashaud Marshall.

The team, now 5-5, is set to face Kansas City at 5:00 p.m. on Dec. 21 + continues to build its home winning streak.