Clarksville Family Magazine — August 2010

The August 2010 Clarksville Family Magazine follows the school system going green, helps families through deployment goodbyes, and plans a budget-friendly Labor Day.

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The cover feature, “How the School System Is Going Green,” spotlighted the local schools' environmental efforts, showing how sustainability was taking root in area classrooms — a forward-looking education story as the school year began.

“Good-bye Mommy, Good-bye Daddy” addressed one of the hardest realities of military family life — the goodbyes of deployment — with compassion and practical support for the children left behind, a subject of profound relevance in a Fort Campbell community. “Education, a Different Perspective” and a Learning feature rounded out the back-to-school coverage.

The health pages helped readers “Drop the Spots” on skin concerns, and “Stress-Free and Budget-Friendly Labor Day Entertaining” helped host the holiday weekend. The recurring departments round out an August number that meets both the practical and the profound — from a budget-friendly Labor Day to a child's goodbye at the airport.

Pamela Magrans's “How the School System Is Going Green” started from the small economies every family knows — turning off the lights, shutting down the computer, nudging the thermostat down a couple of degrees — and scaled them up to a whole district. In a struggling economy, the piece showed how the same instincts that trim a household's utility bill, applied across dozens of school buildings, could add up to real savings for the community.

Table of Contents

  • How the School System is Going Green (p. 6)
  • Learning (p. 10)
  • Good-bye Mommy, Good-bye Daddy (p. 16)
  • Drop the Spots (p. 20)
  • Education, a Different Perspective (p. 24)
  • Stress-Free and Budget-Friendly Labor Day Entertaining (p. 28)
  • Aging Parents: Forgetfulness or Alzheimer’s? (p. 30)
  • Through My Daughters’ Eyes (p. 32)
  • Nature (p. 38)
  • The Eye is the Jewel of the Body (p. 40)
  • Defying Gravity, Part 1 (p. 44)
  • 10 Foods for a Healthier You (p. 48)
  • Craft Fun (p. 52)
  • Fort (p. 55)
  • Boomer’s Earache (p. 56)
  • The Devil Lives in My Daughters’ Closets! (p. 59)

Regular Departments

  • Giving Back (p. 34)
  • Faith & Family (p. 42)
  • Candid Clarksville (p. 54)
  • The Fridge (p. 60)
  • Family (p. 62)
  • Coloring Contest (p. 71)

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