Clarksville Family Magazine — September 2013

The September 2013 Clarksville Family Magazine follows a local girl illustrating hope and courage, does Pinterest projects right, and celebrates Constitution Week.

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The cover feature spotlighted a local girl who illustrates hope and courage, sharing an inspiring young story of resilience — exactly the kind of uplifting local profile the magazine loved to put in front of readers.

“Pinterest Projects Done Right” tapped into the platform's craft-and-DIY craze, helping readers turn online inspiration into real, achievable results — a fun, of-the-moment feature for 2013. “Celebrate Constitution Week!” marked the September observance with a look at the founding document and its enduring importance. The health pages urged readers to “Be Aware of Potential Drug Interactions” and offered a light fitness feature, and an eggplant caponata recipe rounded out the food pages.

The recurring departments round out a September number that balances inspiration, creativity and civic pride — able to move a reader with a child's resilience on one page and inspire a weekend project on the next as fall arrives.

Pamela Magrans's cover profiled a spirited eight-year-old, Emily, who illustrates hope and courage over tragedy: a spinal cord injury left her paralyzed from the chest down, while the drunk driver responsible — a 24-year-old man — served eight years in prison, and Emily's aunt escaped with only minor injuries. The feature took its frame from Helen Keller: “All the world is full of suffering. It is also full of overcoming.”

Table of Contents

  • Local Girl Illustrates Hope and Courage (p. 6)
  • Pinterest Projects Done Right (p. 16)
  • Recipe: Eggplant Caponata (p. 20)
  • Be Aware of Potential Drug Interactions (p. 22)
  • Celebrate Constitution Week! (p. 24)
  • Get Upand Go Commando (p. 32)
  • Carl’s Perfect Pig Bar-B-Que & Grill (p. 34)
  • Obstructive Sleep Apnea (p. 36)
  • Skylar Cain (p. 38)
  • Helping Your Kids Form Healthy Eating Habits (p. 40)
  • What Can a Facelift Dofor Me? (p. 44)
  • Heart Stent Controversy (p. 46)
  • Missing Home (p. 52)

Regular Departments

  • Giving Back (p. 28)
  • Campbell Families (p. 50)
  • The Fridge (p. 56)
  • Family (p. 58)

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