Clarksville Family Magazine — October 2010

The October 2010 Clarksville Family Magazine introduces the mayoral candidates, revisits a story one year later, and puts Bella on stage.

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The cover feature spotlighted the “Clarksville 2010 Mayoral Candidates,” giving readers a substantive, timely look at those vying to lead the city — exactly the kind of civic coverage that helps a community make an informed choice at the ballot box.

“One Year Later” revisited a story the magazine had followed, offering an update and a sense of continuity — the kind of ongoing coverage that builds real connection with its subjects. “Bella on Stage” celebrated a local performer, and a Family Fun feature pointed readers toward seasonal activities.

The health pages offered guidance on turning back the clock on aging and a feature on “The Tantrums” for parents of young children. The recurring departments round out an October number that takes its readers' role as citizens seriously while still making room for a local performer and a bit of seasonal fun — helping readers make an informed choice as the election approaches without ever losing its family-minded heart.

The mayoral coverage was built for undecided voters. With the most hotly contested local race that year being for Clarksville City Mayor, and early voting running October 13 through 28 ahead of the November 2 election, the magazine sent the same five-question survey to every registered candidate and printed the replies in alphabetical order — from political role models on down — to help readers choose who would lead the city for the next four years.

Table of Contents

  • Clarksville 2010 Mayoral Candidates (p. 6)
  • Family Fun (p. 12)
  • One Year Later (p. 14)
  • The Tantrums (p. 18)
  • Turn Back the Clock on Aging (p. 20)
  • Bella on Stage (p. 22)
  • Just Add Water (p. 26)
  • Preparing for Your Mammogram (p. 30)
  • October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month (p. 32)
  • Insight into Breast Augmentation (p. 40)
  • Craft Fun (p. 42)
  • Bare Naked Ladies (p. 44)
  • Read (p. 47)
  • The List (p. 48)
  • Date Night (p. 49)
  • Nature (p. 50)
  • Entertaining (p. 52)
  • Crafty Mama (p. 54)
  • Time for Attention, Not Panic (p. 58)
  • Fort (p. 63)
  • Chester the Chipmunk: Missing Mail (p. 64)

Regular Departments

  • Giving Back (p. 24)
  • Advice (p. 28)
  • Faith & Family (p. 36)
  • Candid Clarksville (p. 62)
  • The Fridge (p. 68)
  • Family (p. 70)
  • Coloring Contest (p. 79)

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