Yearly Archives: 2016

Austin Peay State University Cross Country Teams open season in Nashville at Belmont Opener

APSU Sports Information Clarksville, TN - Austin Peay State University men's and women's cross country teams open the 2016 season, 9:00am, Saturday, at the Belmont...

Tennessee Military Department Conducts Active Aggressor Exercise

Nashville, TN - When it comes to emergencies, you can never be too prepared. In order to have a plan in place for the...

APSU Governors Football begins regular season at Troy

APSU Sports Information Troy, AL - Austin Peay State University football will usher in the Will Healy era when the Governors take the field in...

Nashville Sounds’ Steve Scarsone named PCL Manager of the Year

Nashville, TN - Nashville Sounds Manager Steve Scarsone was named the Pacific Coast League Manager of the Year as announced by the league office...

APSU Govs Volleyball loses to New Mexico State at Trojan Invitational

APSU Sports Information Troy, AL - Junior Ashley Slay and Christina White combined for 22 kills but Austin Peay State University's volleyball team dropped a...

U.S. Army Reserve parachute riggers jump into Fort Campbell

Written by SPC Jack Hillard 372nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment Fort Campbell, KY - A beautiful sunny morning at the William F. Lyell U.S. Army Reserve...

Clarksville’s Customs House Museum and Cultural Center Showcases Sculptor Olen Bryant

Clarksville, TN - Through October 16th, the Orgain and Bruner Galleries of the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center greet museum visitors with gentle...

BFS Insurance Group named 2016 “Best Practices Agency”

Clarksville, TN - BFS Insurance Group has been designated as one of the top independent insurance agencies in the United States in the Independent...

APSU professor Jack Deibert publishes book on historic 1868 survey of Wyoming

Clarksville, TN - In 1871, geologist Ferdinand Hayden led the first federally funded geological survey into the Yellowstone region of northwestern Wyoming. His findings, along...

Younger heart attack survivors may face premature heart disease death according to American Heart Association

American Heart Association Rapid Access Journal Report Dallas, TX - For patients age 50 and younger, the risk of premature death after a heart attack...

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