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Austin Peay State University Men’s Golf sits in fourth heading into final round of F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate
APSU Sports Information
Dickson, TN – Battling blustery conditions on a 7,000-yard course, Austin Peay State University men’s golf fought for 36 holes to sit in fourth after Day One at the 2017 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate at Greystone Golf Club.
With a 588 after two rounds, the Govs find themselves within striking distance of the lead with 18 holes to play.
Austin Peay Men’s Golf sit nine holes behind Murray State at Greystone. (APSU Sports Information)
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APSU Football announces Kickoff Time for UCF Game
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Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University football is scheduled to meet with FBS opponent UCF next week with kickoff scheduled for 4:00pm CST as announced by the UCF and Austin Peay Athletics Departments on Monday.
Austin Peay Football to play UCF Saturday, October 28th in Orlando, FL.
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Howl-O-Ween at LBL’s Woodlands Nature Station
Land Between the Lakes, KY/TN – Fairy tales are coming to visit the Woodlands Nature Station for the 23rd Annual Howl-O-Ween program, Saturday, October 21st, 2017 from 1:00pm-4:30pm at the Woodlands Nature Station in Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area.
Trick or treat with fairy tale characters during a guided walk along our Howl-O-Ween Trail. Also play games, make crafts, and get your face painted while visiting the Woodlands Nature Station Backyard, included with admission.
Land Between the Lakes Nature Station Howl-O-Ween. (Jan Gray, volunteer)
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APSU Volleyball’s Brooke Moore earns OVC Honor, Kristen Stucker wins her seventh
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Brentwood, TN – Junior Kristen Stucker and freshman outside hitter Brooke Moore continued the Austin Peay State University volleyball team’s domination of the adidas® Ohio Valley Conference weekly honors, Monday, nabbing the setter and newcomer honors, respectively.
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Clarksville Police reroute Traffic on Commerce Street for Barricaded Subject
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police were dispatched to a residence on the 1200 block of Commerce Street shortly after 11:00am Monday, October 16th, 2017 in response to an E911 call about an individual acting in an unusual manner. The call quickly resulted in an armed, barricaded suspect.
Tactical Team members and negotiators from the CPD Emergency Services Unit were dispatched to the scene while District Two patrol officers set up a perimeter. Nearby streets are closed to traffic, including parts of Glenn Street, Commerce Street, and Porters Bluff Road.
Clarksville Police respond to a E911 call on Commerce Street about a person acting in an unusual manner.
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AAA reports Tennessee Gas Prices on 4-Week Dive
Clarksville-Montgomery County has Second Highest Gas Prices in Tennessee
Tampa, FL – Tennessee gas prices averaged $2.31 per gallon on Sunday, after dropping 8 cents during the past week. The biggest weekly discounts were seen in Cleveland (-12 cents), Johnson City (-12 cents), and Chattanooga (-10 cents)
The state average has declined for 35 consecutive days, falling a total of 28 cents during that time. Although Tennessee gas prices are 27 cents less than a month ago, the state average remains 19 cents higher than this time last year.
Gas Prices continue to fall in Tennessee.
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Tennessee National Guard Soldiers return home from year-long deployment
Written by Sgt. Sarah Kirby
118th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
Nashville, TN – More than 120 Soldiers assigned to the Tennessee Army National Guard’s 230th Signal Company returned home to Smyrna, Tennessee, October 14th, 2017 after a year-long deployment overseas.
“I’m so excited to be home,” said Army Sgt. James Collier, a signal support systems specialist with the 230th Signal Company. “My daughters have grown up so much since I’ve been gone and I can’t wait to get back into a new routine with them and my wife.”
Families and friends eagerly wave to the Soldiers of the Tennessee National Guard’s 230th Signal Company, based in Nashville, Tenn., who just returned home from a year long deployment overseas Oct. 14. (Spc. Lauren Ogburn, Tennessee National Guard Joint Force Headquarters).
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Clarksville Association of Realtors Shows Support for Unified Local Government
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Association of Realtors (CAR) announced support for a unified local government at a recent Unified Government Charter Commission meeting. The endorsement came from a letter of support signed by 2017 CAR President, Debbie Reynolds.
2017 CAR Governmental Affairs Committee (From Left: Reason Garrett, Audra Spaulding, Bruce Dawson, Billie Jo Thomas, Mercy Neysmith, Kaitlyn Bonds (2017 Governmental Affairs Chair), Randy Worcester)
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Instant Peay Play: APSU Homecoming highlights huge week for Governors Athletics
Clarksville, TN – Homecoming is always a big week for any college and Austin Peay State University is no different, but this week is especially big for not only the football team but for several other Governors teams.
Leading things off for the week will be the men’s golf team, who will be hosting their own F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate at the Graystone Golf Club in Dickson, TN on Monday (36 holes) and Tuesday (18 holes) October 15th and 16th.
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NASA Sounding Rocket finds signatures of Tiny Solar Flares
Written by Sarah Frazier
NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, MD – Like most solar sounding rockets, the second flight of the FOXSI instrument – short for Focusing Optics X-ray Solar Imager – lasted 15 minutes, with just six minutes of data collection. But in that short time, the cutting-edge instrument found the best evidence to date of a phenomenon scientists have been seeking for years: signatures of tiny solar flares that could help explain the mysterious extreme heating of the Sun’s outer atmosphere.
FOXSI detected a type of light called hard X-rays – whose wavelengths are much shorter than the light humans can see – which is a signature of extremely hot solar material, around 18 million degrees Fahrenheit.
The NASA-funded FOXSI instrument captured new evidence of small solar flares, called nanoflares, during its December 2014 flight on a suborbital sounding rocket. Nanoflares could help explain why the Sun’s atmosphere, the corona, is so much hotter than the surface. Here, FOXSI’s observations of hard X-rays are shown in blue, superimposed over a soft X-ray image of the Sun from JAXA and NASA’s Hinode solar-observing satellite. (JAXA/NASA/Hinode/FOXSI)
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