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2 hours ago
APSU engineering physics student tackles plastic pollution at University of Pittsburgh

Keira Scott, an Austin Peay State University engineering physics major with a minor in mathematics, spent her summer at the University of Pittsburgh.

Community
4 hours ago
Rockin’ Clarksville: Local Music Legends of the ’60s and ’70s returns for encore concert

The Customs House Museum and over 20 local musicians with storied music careers will return with Rockin’ Clarksville: Local Music Legends of the ’60s and ’70s.

Community
4 hours ago
APSU announces Glistine Green Jones Scholarship Endowment

Austin Peay State University has received a generous gift from The Ivy Endowment Circle to establish the Glistine Green Jones Scholarship Endowment.

Community
6 hours ago
Cheapest gas stations in Tennessee

Stacker compiled a list of the cheapest gas stations in Tennessee using data from Gas Buddy

Clarksville Windows users can get Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more with a one-time $27.97 purchase for one PC through Nov. 1.
Business
7 hours ago
Flash Sale: Get Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Under $28

Own Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access for one payment of $27.97.

Community
8 hours ago
APSU to host Newbery Honor-winning author Darcie Little Badger on Nov. 5

Austin Peay State University’s Zone 3 Press is hosting Newbery Honor-winning author Darcie Little Badger for a free public reading and book signing.

Denver Harper runs with the ball against West Georgia on Saturday, October 17, 2026. (Knox Rives, APSU Athletics).
APSU
22 hours ago
Austin Peay’s Denver Harper named to Jerry Rice Award Watch List

Let’s take a look at some interesting stats, and recognitions, surrounding the Austin Peay football team as we prepare for the final stretch of the regular season.

Geno Grubbs during his time representing Ward 7 on the Clarksville City Council. (Contributed)
News
1 day ago
Geno Grubbs, former Clarksville Police leader, City Council member, dies at 77

Eugene “Geno” Grubbs served in leadership roles with the Clarksville Police Department and on the City Council.

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