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News
7 years ago
Home damaged by fire in north Clarksville

A home in north Clarksville was damaged by fire early this morning.

Lifestyle
7 years ago
Southside Summer Nights cancelled due to rain

This weekend’s Southside Summer Nights concert has been cancelled due to rain throughout the week.

Education
7 years ago
Austin Peay student 3D prints tactile map of campus for students with low, no vision

APSU’s new map will offer students with low vision or no vision an increased sense of independence of campus.

Teacher interacting with students
Education
7 years ago
Tennessee Department of Education releases 2019 Educator Survey results

The annual survey hopes to give educators a voice in shaping TN Department of Education’s policies.

Education
7 years ago
Retired biology professor gifts APSU $100,000, establishes Bonnie M. Chester Endowment

Dr. Edward Chester honored his late wife with a generous gift.

Lifestyle
7 years ago
Parks and Recreation closes multiple park locations for tree removal

Parks and Recreation has closed multiple park locations for downed tree removal

police car
Crime
7 years ago
Clarksville man arrested for threats against D.C Planned Parenthood Facility

A Clarksville man has been charged with threatening to “shoot up” a planned parenthood facility in Washington D.C.

Lifestyle
7 years ago
TWRA announces 2020-22 sport fishing regulations proposal, invites public comment

The TWRA has proposed new regulations for sport fishing in Tennessee and invites the public to give their opinions.

Lifestyle
7 years ago
Gas & Water online and pay-by-phone bill pay will be down for maintenance

Gas & Water is taking online and by-phone bill pay options temporarily offline for scheduled updates.

Education
7 years ago
Community School of the Arts adds classes for children with disabilities

APSU’s Community School of the Arts is adding new classes this semester to benefit students with special needs.