Clarksville Family Magazine — June 2010

The June 2010 Clarksville Family Magazine shares Heath Calhoun's story of a father's resolve, journeys to Holiday World, and trains for 13.1.

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The cover feature, “Heath Calhoun: One Father's Story,” told the powerful story of a local wounded warrior and father — a soldier who faced life-altering injury and met it with remarkable determination for his family's sake. It made a moving, deeply human centerpiece for a Father's Day issue in a military community, and a reminder of what the word hero really means.

“13.1 or Bust” followed the training and determination behind tackling a half marathon, an inspiring look at personal goal-setting, while “From Santa Claus Land to Holiday World” took families on a nostalgic road trip to the beloved theme park. A Nature feature invited readers to appreciate the outdoors, and “When 'Out' Is 'In'” added a lifestyle note.

The health pages explored how diabetes affects oral health, and the recurring departments round out a June number that pairs a father's extraordinary strength with the everyday joys of the season — the courage the day is meant to honor, especially in a military town.

The Father's Day framing widened before it narrowed to Heath Calhoun: a tribute to the fathers and grandfathers who built roads, bridges and countries, to the present-day fathers building homes and memories, and to future fathers whispering lullabies to unborn babies and holding out open arms to toddling youngsters — all the men who set the example the rest of us want to follow, before the issue turned its gratitude to one father and soldier in particular.

Table of Contents

  • Heath Calhoun: One Father’s Story (p. 6)
  • Nature (p. 12)
  • From Santa Claus Land to Holiday World (p. 14)
  • 13.1 or Bust (p. 16)
  • How Does Diabetes Affect Oral Health? (p. 18)
  • When “Out” Is “In” (p. 20)
  • Is Your Check Engine Light On? (p. 26)
  • Have You Had Your Fill(er)? (p. 32)
  • Clarksville Kids (p. 35)
  • Summer at the Roxy (p. 39)
  • Head Trauma (p. 42)
  • Baby Talk (p. 45)
  • Put the Life Back into Your Skin (p. 49)
  • Craft Fun (p. 52)
  • Fort (p. 55)
  • Recipe (p. 55)
  • A Bird’s Eye View (p. 57)

Regular Departments

  • Faith & Family (p. 29)
  • Candid Clarksville (p. 56)
  • The Fridge (p. 60)
  • Family (p. 62)
  • Coloring Contest (p. 71)

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