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- Austin Peay State University Softball splits games with Southeast Missouri
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- Austin Peay State University Men’s Tennis heads to North Alabama, Saturday
- Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett appoints Michelle Lowe as Human Resources Director
- Tennessee Department of Health reports 970 new cases of COVID-19 Coronavirus in Tennessee, March 5th, 2021
- APSU alumni Arielle Gonzalez-Varner invited to tryouts for Puerto Rico Women’s Basketball National Team
- Weekly APSU COVID-19 Update for March 5th, 2021
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Lady Govs searching for streak-busting victory
APSU Sports Information: APSU Volleyball
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay’s volleyball team returns to action with three Ohio Valley Conference matches in a four-day span while seeking to end an eight-match losing streak. The Lady Govs begin that search with a 6:00pm, Friday outing at Jacksonville State before traveling to Tennessee Tech for a 2:00pm, Saturday contest. Austin Peay will return home to begin a five-match home stand with a 6:00pm, Monday matchup with Eastern Kentucky.
Austin Peay begins a stretch of three matches in four days with a Friday OVC contest at Jacksonville State. (Courtesy: Robert Smith/The Leaf-Chronicle)
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State Trooper Shot and Injured During Interstate-40 Traffic Stop
Trooper Dwayne Stanford Returned Fire, Shot and Killed Male Passenger
Nashville, TN – A Tennessee state trooper is recovering Thursday after being shot in the chest by a passenger in a vehicle during a traffic stop Wednesday evening on Interstate-40 in Henderson County.
Trooper Dwayne Stanford was returning to Jackson from training in Nashville when he pulled over a vehicle for traffic related violations at approximately 5:20pm in the west bound lane of I-40 near mile 115. Trooper Stanford took the female driver, Christi Pepper, 47, of Cadiz, KY, into custody for an outstanding criminal warrant. Trooper Stanford placed Pepper into his patrol car. «Read the rest of this article»
Basketball Govs to be a part of Sears BracketBusters for ninth straight year
APSU Sports Information: APSU Basketball
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University men’s basketball team will be a part of the Sears BracketBusters for the ninth straight year.
The Governors, who are scheduled to be at home this year, have the most BracketBusters appearances of any Ohio Valley Conference school.
APSU Men's Basketball. (Austin Peay Sports Information)
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Tennessee Celebrates Child Health Week
Nashville, TN – Governor Bill Haslam has proclaimed October 3rd-9th, 2011 Child Health Week in Tennessee. State officials recently celebrated Tennessee’s highest-ever ranking for child well-being as part of the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s KidsCount Data Release.
On the heels of that announcement, Tennesseans are encouraged to put the health and well-being of children first during Child Health Week, and every week in the year ahead. «Read the rest of this article»
Joint Civilian Orientation Conference comes to Fort Campbell
Written by Sgt. Scott Davis
Headquarters, 101st Airborne Division (AA) Public Affairs
Fort Campbell, KY – More than 40 civilian community leaders within the nation visited Fort Campbell, September 22nd as part of a program to give a better understanding to Americans as to what their military does on a daily basis.
The participants of the Joint Civilian Orientation Conference visited one installation from every branch of the military to gain a better idea as to how their military operates. Fort Campbell was chosen to represent the U.S. Army.
The president of Barreto group, Inc., Rodney Barreto tries out a mine detector while being advised by Capt. Robert St. Claire, an instructor for the Joint Civilian Orientation Conference during their visit to Fort. Campbell, September 22nd. Participants of the JCOC visited the base to gain insight on what the Army does on a routine basis. (Photo by Sgt. Scott Davis)
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Vehicle Crash Sends Two to the Hospital
Clarksville, TN – Around 9:30am, Kenneth Lilly, 24, of Clarksville driving an Oldsmobile Cutlass southbound on Riverside Drive attempted to make a left turn onto a business parking lot and collided with a Ford Escort, driven by Bruce Collier, 25 of Clarksville traveling in the left northbound lane of Riverside Drive.
The crash occurred near the intersection of Riverside Drive and Lawn Street.
Car Accident on Riverside Drive. (Photo by Jim Knoll-CPD)
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Lady Govs softball to play three at Belmont
APSU Sports Information: APSU Softball
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University’s softball team will see its first 2011 fall action this Saturday as it plays three games at Belmont University’s softball complex at Rose Park in Nashville.
The Lady Govs will open up play against Volunteer State Community College, at 10:30am, before facing host Belmont, 12:30pm, and wrapping up the day with a rematch with Volunteer State at 3:00pm.
Rose Park is on Edgehill Avenue, just off 12th Avenue South.
APSU Softball. (Courtesy: Austin Peay Sports Information)
Campbell Crossing Hosts Post Wide Yard Sale
Yard Sale List Now Available At www.campbellcrossingllc.com
Fort Campbell, KY – Campbell Crossing will again host the annual Post Wide Yard Sale on Saturday, October 1st beginning at 8:00am.
All on-post residents are invited to participate and most do so by selling items or shopping in the neighborhoods scattered with deals throughout post. Hundreds of visitors from off-post also visit to hunt through the wide variety of treasures available. Many families preparing to move from Fort Campbell take advantage of this opportunity to sell everything from baby clothes, to furniture, to motorcycles. «Read the rest of this article»
City of Clarksville Revenue Collections Office extends hours and accepts local utility bill payments
Clarksville, TN – Beginning Monday, October 3rd, 2011 the City of Clarksville Finance and Revenue Department will have extended office hours of 7:30am to 5:00pm in their Revenue Collections Office in order to better serve its citizens and make it more convenient for them to pay their property taxes and utility bills.
The Revenue Collections Office is located in the first floor of the City Hall building at One Public Square. The office collects revenue for property tax, personal property tax, general billings and parking tickets. «Read the rest of this article»
APSU P.E. Majors help disabled with sports, fitness skills
Clarksville, TN – Service learning in the classrooms is gaining acceptance in higher education as a way for students to help the community using the knowledge learned. One class is doing just that this semester.
For 30 minutes every Friday in the Dunn Center, students in the adaptive physical education course teach basic sports and fitness skills such as throwing and catching to clients of varying disabilities in the Progressive Directions Inc. program, which provides mental retardation services in Montgomery and Stewart counties.
APSU students Ashlon Adams (left) and Brian Bourland play basketball with Dee during an adapted physical education class September 23rd in the Dunn Center. (Photo by Beth Liggett, APSU photographer)
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