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- NASA Deadline for Names to Fly on NASA’s Next Mars Rover approaches
- APSU Football loses at East Tennessee, 20-14
- APSU Softball sweeps Trevecca
- Dalton Dodd charged by Clarksville Police with Using Credit Card Stolen from an Unlocked Vehicle
- Howard uplifts Govs in APSU Invitational
- Clarksville Police report Three Runaway Juveniles Take Advantage of Crime of Opportunity in Under a Minute
- Govs break record at APSU Invitational
- Burn Permits Required Beginning September 23rd
- Garrett backs cap on Insulin costs
- Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission Updates Fishing Regulations
- TBI: Former Cannon County Sheriff’s Department Employee Charged With Theft
- Eric Elliot joins APSU Govs staff as Director of Digital Media
- Farewell to Police Service Dog Solo
- Govs set to host APSU Cross Country Festival
- Govs host APSU Cross Country Invitational, Saturday
- Clarksville Parks and Recreation announces Fright on Franklin set for October 26th
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NASA Deadline for Names to Fly on NASA’s Next Mars Rover approaches
Washington, D.C. – It’s the final boarding call for you to stow your name on NASA’s Mars 2020 rover before it launches to the Red Planet. The September 30th, 2019 deadline for NASA’s “Send Your Name to Mars” campaign gives the mission enough time to stencil the submitted names — over 9.4 million so far — on a chip that will be affixed to the Mars 2020 rover.
This rover is scheduled to launch as early as July 2020 and expected to touch down on Mars in February 2021. The Mars 2020 rover represents the initial leg of humanity’s first planned round trip to another planet.
The actor Brad Pitt (right) shows off his “boarding pass” for Mars with Jennifer Trosper (left), the Mars 2020 project systems engineer, at JPL on Sept. 6, 2019. You can send your name to Mars aboard NASA’s Mars 2020 rover at https://go.nasa.gov/mars2020pass until Sept. 30, 2019. (NASA/JPL-Caltech)
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APSU Football loses at East Tennessee, 20-14
Johnson City, TN – Austin Peay State University (APSU) football junior wide receiver DeAngelo Wilson posted his third 100-yard receiving performance of 2019 to help the Governors build a halftime lead before East Tennessee used a fourth-quarter rally to down the Govs, 20-14, Saturday, at William Green Jr. Stadium.
Austin Peay Football wide receiver DeAngelo Wilson had 137 yards and one touchdown in loss to East Tennessee Saturday night. (APSU Sports Information)
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APSU Softball sweeps Trevecca
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University (APSU) softball freshman Shelby Harpe hit a walk-off two-run homer in Game 1, Saturday at Cathi Maynard Park-Cheryl Holt Field, help lift the Governors to a sweep of the Trevecca Nazarene University Trojans, by 7-6 and 8-7 finals.
The game-winning homer by Harpe was the only home run hit by either team in the doubleheader.
Austin Peay Women’s Softball takes doubleheader from Trevecca Trojans 7-6 and 8-7. (APSU Sports Information)
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Dalton Dodd charged by Clarksville Police with Using Credit Card Stolen from an Unlocked Vehicle
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police have charged Dalton Dodd for using a debit card stolen from an unlocked vehicle.
A woman had her wallet stolen out of her vehicle sometime between September 14th and 15th, 2019.
Once she discovered the wallet had been stolen, she cancelled her credit and debit cards.
Dalton Dodd
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Howard uplifts Govs in APSU Invitational
Clarksville, Tn –-Seven of eight runners for Austin Peay State University women’s cross country finished in the top-25 as the Govs hosted the 2019 APSU Cross Country Invitational on this Saturday morning at the Eastland Green Nine South.
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Clarksville Police report Three Runaway Juveniles Take Advantage of Crime of Opportunity in Under a Minute
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police say three runaway juveniles were given a perfect opportunity and took advantage of it.
On September 16th, 2019, a man stopped at Madison Street Kroger around 8:45pm, to pick up food. He parked his 2004 Toyota Highlander in the fire lane in front of Kroger, shut off the vehicle, placed the keys on the floor board, and exited the vehicle leaving it unlocked.
Clarkville Police arrest Three Runaway Juveniles for stealing a 2004 Toyota Highlander that was parked at the Madison Street Kroger.
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Govs break record at APSU Invitational
Clarksville, Tn–Many Governors excelled at Eastland Green Nine South with personal records and school records as Austin Peay State University men’s cross country finished third at the APSU Cross Country Invitational, Saturday Morning.
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Burn Permits Required Beginning September 23rd
Nashville, Tn – With hot and dry weather leading into our fall fire season, Tennessee’s State Forester is requiring a burn permit for all open-air outdoor fires beginning Sept. 23rd.
Typically, burn permits are required statewide Oct. 15th-May 15th. While Tennessee has not seen an increase in the number of wildfires, and indications right now don’t suggest a high fire danger, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry is putting burn permits in place early as a precaution. If current weather conditions continue as leaf fall begins, fire danger may escalate.
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Garrett backs cap on Insulin costs
Clarksville, Tn –– City Councilman Richard Garrett, whose 10-year-old son, Trevon, was diagnosed with diabetes and requires daily insulin injections, is inviting citizens to sign an online petition supporting measures to keep insulin affordable for patients and families.
“We are fortunate to have good health insurance to cover the expensive cost of insulin and other diabetic-related supplies, but that’s not the case for many Tennesseans,” Garrett said.
Trevon Garrett
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Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission Updates Fishing Regulations
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission (TFWC) approved updates to the state’s fishing regulations at its September meeting which concluded Friday at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s Region II Ray Bell Building.
The changes came to the commercial fishing, sport fishing regulations, and bait regulations for 2020-22.
In addition to the fishing regulations, the Fisheries Division announced its 2019 awards. Eric Ganus, who coordinates the agency’s statewide commercial fish, turtle, and mussel programs, was named Fisheries Biologist of the Year. Tim Williams was named Fisheries Technician of the Year and serves as the senior technician at Buffalo Springs Hatchery, the agency’s largest trout hatchery which is located in Rutledge.
Fishing at Land Between the Lakes. (LBL Photo)
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