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Topic: Halbert Harvill
Over the years, the massive oak has watched Austin Peay grow from a normal school to a college to a University with over 10,000 students, all the while withstanding the passage of time — and the pounding of an F4 tornado that devastated Clarksville in 1999. ![]() Austin Peay State University GIS Major David Woods is cataloguing all the trees on the main APSU campus. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Education | No Comments
Austin Peay State University celebrates 90th anniversary with special event and tree planting
The noon event took place on the lawn in front of the Browning Building, and it included performances by the Governors’ Own Marching Band, the APSU Chamber Singers, the University Choir, the Austin Peay Dance Team and members of the APSU Cheerleading Squad. ![]() Austin Peay President Alisa White and alumnus Evans Harvill (’46), son of former APSU president Halbert Harvill, planted a tree on the Browning lawn. On February 10th, 1954, President Harvill helped plant a tree in honor of Austin Peay State College’s 25th anniversary. (Beth Lowary, APSU) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Education | No Comments
Acuff Circle of Excellence announces Ovation Award winners
A civic organization that keeps the Southern heritage of fiddling alive. And, a company that has consistently supported the arts, in addition to a multitude of other community endeavors for many years.
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APSU Hall of Famer and 10 Year Major League Baseball Player Jimmy Stewart passes away at age 73APSU Sports Information
A former Govs third baseman/shortstop, Steward was inducted into the APSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1978-79 along with George Fisher, Halbert Harvill, Dick Hays, Tom Morgan, Stella Schupp and broadcaster Earl Walton a year after Dave Aaron was the lone inductee when the Hall of Fame was initiated in 1977-78. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Sports | No Comments
New Scholarship at APSU Honors Longtime Educator Patricia Hancock Richardson
“She said, ‘make sure you get our basketball and football season tickets,’” James Richardson remembered. “ She told me, ‘We’re going to every game.’” Patricia, known by her friends as Patty, had rooted for the Austin Peay State University Governors since the early 1950s, when she was a varsity cheerleader at the school. In the years that followed, she became a fixture at most home games, cheering on the Governors during good seasons and bad. So that spring, James listened to his wife and bought the tickets. They went unused. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Education | No Comments
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