The GIS Center at APSU accepted the task when Gov. Bill Lee asked for resources in the coronavirus fight by designing a 3D-printed prototype shield.
The new series hopes to help viewers deal with “the isolation and uncertainty of the coronavirus and social distancing.”
The Clarksville-Montgomery Library is offering free ebooks, audiobooks, movies and more for those with and without a library card.
AP students stuck at home will still be able to earn their college credit through a new, online testing option.
The Montgomery County Health Department received notification from the Tennessee Department of Health confirming a case of a child who tested positive with COVID-19.
Effective Monday, March 23rd until further notice, meals for children will be served Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to noon.
APSU student housing facilities remain open for the students who couldn’t leave APSU’s campus. Housing and meal plan reimbursements are being calculated for students who chose to leave by March 28.
NSCC will move classes, student services and other operations online until further notice.
Students are scheduled to return May 4 with the current plan.
On March 16, 2020, the CDC recommended that no event with 50 or more people should take place for the next eight weeks and APSU delayed their spring graduation.