Clarksville Family Magazine — May 2010

The May 2010 Clarksville Family Magazine helps Guatemala, builds with the Lego Creators Club, and explores Red River Valley Park.

Tip: for the most comfortable read, tap the fullscreen button on the toolbar below the magazine. Press Esc to return.

The cover feature, “How Clarksvillians Are Helping Guatemala,” spotlighted local residents extending their compassion far beyond the city limits — the kind of outward-looking service story the magazine loved to tell, celebrating a community whose generosity crosses borders.

“Clarksville Lego Creators Club” brought a fun, family-friendly feature on the young builders and their imaginative creations, while “Red River Valley Park” spotlighted an outdoor destination for families looking to enjoy the spring weather.

The health pages encouraged readers to “Fill Up on Fiber” and offered a liposuction and body-sculpture feature, and safety coverage rounded out the issue. The recurring departments round out a May number defined by compassion that reaches from home to abroad — a city as eager to help a distant neighbor as it is to build something wonderful, one Lego brick at a time.

Pamela Magrans framed “How Clarksvillians Are Helping Guatemala” through the gap between comfort and necessity. Most residents, she wrote, take garage door openers, garbage disposals and air conditioning for granted, and treat running water, indoor plumbing and schooling for their children as the basic selling points of any home — luxuries that much of the world, including the Guatemalan families the mission set out to help, does without. The subtitle told the rest: real estate, scorpions and a mission.

Table of Contents

  • How Clarksvillians Are Helping Guatemala (p. 6)
  • Red River Valley Park (p. 12)
  • Safety (p. 14)
  • Liposuction and Body Sculpture (p. 16)
  • Clarksville Lego Creators Club (p. 23)
  • Fill up on Fiber (p. 26)
  • Teen’s Oral Health (p. 34)
  • Craft Fun (p. 36)
  • Pale Isthe New Tan (p. 38)
  • Sprains, Strains and Automobiles (p. 41)
  • Nature (p. 47)
  • Baby Talk (p. 49)
  • When Change Is Needed (p. 53)
  • Delta Sigma Theta Cotillion (p. 56)
  • Happy Mother’s Day, Mrs Chipmunk (p. 59)

Regular Departments

  • Giving Back (p. 29)
  • Faith & Family (p. 44)
  • Candid Clarksville (p. 58)
  • The Fridge (p. 62)
  • Family (p. 64)
  • Coloring Contest (p. 71)

Browse

Clarksville Living Magazine issues — pick a year.

How to Use the Viewer

The magazine opens as a page-turning flipbook. Drag a page corner to turn it, or use the arrow keys on your keyboard. These are the controls on the toolbar beneath the magazine, left to right:

  • Table of contents — jump straight to an article
  • Thumbnails — see every page at once
  • Previous page
  • 1/48Page number — type a page to jump to it
  • Next page
  • Zoom in
  • Zoom out
  • Search the text of the whole issue
  • Print the issue or a range of pages
  • Fullscreen — press Esc to exit
  • Share to Facebook, X, Pinterest or email
  • More options (see below)
  • Download the issue as a PDF
  • Jump to the first page
  • Jump to the last page