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Soldiers and Airmen from the Tennessee National Guard are actively engaged in flood relief operations across East Tennessee, providing crucial support to local first responders. Their efforts are part of a coordinated response to assist communities affected by recent flooding. The operations highlight the ongoing commitment of the National Guard to aid in disaster response and recovery.
The Austin Peay State University Student-Athlete Advisory Committee has launched its annual Canned Food Drive to support local families in need. Student-athletes will compete to collect the most canned goods, promoting community involvement and awareness of hunger issues. The initiative reflects APSU's commitment to social responsibility and student engagement.
The Austin Peay State University (APSU) men's golf team achieved its third consecutive top-three finish of the season under new head coach Easton Key, competing in the Bubba Barnett Intercollegiate in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The team's performance highlights their strong start this season and the effective leadership of Coach Key.
Austin Peay State University (APSU) is set to host a Science on Tap event on October 1st, focusing on the scientific explanations behind mythical creatures. This engaging event is organized by the APSU College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) and aims to blend entertainment with education.
Clarksville Living Magazine has been nominated for the Best Publication/Magazine category in the Best of Clarksville event, taking place this Thursday at the Governor's Square Mall. The community is encouraged to participate and vote for the magazine, which highlights local news and events.
The Clarksville Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating 15-year-old Jer’Marius Green, who has been reported as a runaway juvenile. This incident highlights the ongoing concerns regarding youth safety and community involvement in Clarksville, TN.
Asteroid 2024 PT5, a "mini-moon," is set to enter Earth's gravitational pull on September 29, remaining visible until November 25. Although it won't be as prominent as the moon, its presence offers an intriguing opportunity for skywatchers in Tennessee. The asteroid was discovered on August 7 and will follow a horseshoe path around Earth.
Alacea Thompson, a senior criminal justice major at Austin Peay State University (APSU), has been awarded the National Veterans Upward Bound Scholarship. This prestigious scholarship recognizes her dedication and achievements within the veteran community.
Clarksville's South of the River Art Tour, organized by the Central Civitan and the Clarksville Arts and Heritage Council, invites the public to explore the vibrant local arts scene. This event highlights the creativity within the community and aims to foster connections among artists and residents.
The GFWC Clarksville Women’s Club is urging women of all ages in Clarksville, TN, to register to vote as the election season approaches. This initiative aims to empower women to make their voices heard and participate actively in the democratic process.