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Clarksville Family Magazine — 2013 Issues

In 2013, Clarksville Family Magazine published twelve issues covering local service, education, health and civic life across Clarksville, Tennessee. Click any cover to read the full issue.

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

January spotlighted Habitat's recycling program and saluted the local DAR chapter.

February addressed school safety after Sandy Hook and monitored bats for white-nose syndrome.

March celebrated sisterhood and crowned Miss Tennessee Latina.

April teed off the Junior Golf Tour and continued a cystic-fibrosis journey.

May rounded up day camps and explained the au-pair option.

June honored retiring coach Teresa Turner and welcomed back the Downtown Market.

July followed a five-year-old's fight against diabetes to Washington.

August broke down Common Core and listed the warning signs of Alzheimer's.

September did Pinterest projects right and celebrated Constitution Week.

October shone a light on the SafeHouse and stressed breast-health screenings.

November debunked the gratitude myth and shared local leaders' holiday traditions.

December reflected on the Nativity and guided local holiday gifting.

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