Good morning, Clarksville.

Clarksville's weekly highlights include the arrest of a missing veteran with Alzheimer's after a violent encounter with police, a domestic shooting, debates over fluoride in water, a tragic highway accident, issues with property tax reimbursements, and local community developments.

A free Grief Support Group meets every Wednesday at 10AM at St. Clair Senior Center to offer emotional and physical support for those dealing with grief from life changes like death, divorce, and health issues.

The Customs House Museum & Cultural Center in Clarksville, TN, presents 'Water/Ways', a Smithsonian traveling exhibition exploring water's crucial role in human life and the environment, available until February 9th, 2025.

The article warns against accruing holiday debt through high-cost loans, highlighting Tennessee's lax laws on such lending and advising readers to manage spending or seek help from the Legal Aid Society.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation announces improvements and temporary lane closures across various counties for roadwork and construction from December 20, 2024, to January 1, 2025, with traffic advised to follow alternate routes.

Beachaven Downtown in Clarksville, TN, will host a 'Christmas Cookie Bites & Flights' event with Chef Robin Reeves to benefit the Roxy Regional Theatre, featuring premium wines and cookies on December 22nd.

La'Nya Foster's standout 24-point game powered the Austin Peay State University women's basketball team to a 59-46 victory over High Point.

Austin Peay State University's basketball team was defeated 85-55 by Vanderbilt, marking a significant struggle with a season-low shooting percentage of 31.7%.

The Tennessee Lady Vols achieved an 11-0 season start with a 102-61 win over Tulsa, highlighted by Sara Puckett’s season-high 17 points.

White House High School successfully held its annual Christmas Classic basketball tournament, featuring girls' and boys' teams from seven Midstate programs on December 21 and 22.

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.

Charcuterie Board Crafting Workshop

Participants will learn to create beautiful and flavorful charcuterie boards in a guided workshop, perfect for enhancing hosting skills or engaging in team-building activities.