Clarksville Living Magazine — 2016 Issues

In 2016 — the first year under the Clarksville Living Magazine name — the magazine published twelve issues chronicling a growing city, its people and its everyday life. Click any cover to read the full issue.

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

January crowned an all-around champion and helped readers break through their health roadblocks.

February savored the sweet life of chocolate and learned the heart's Simple 7.

March profiled the Bachelorette dentist and welcomed bike-share to town.

April celebrated Austin Peay's OVC champions and filled the streets for Rivers & Spires.

May made dreams come true at Camp Rainbow and confronted panhandling in Clarksville.

June helped readers cope with loss on Father's Day and visited Andrew Jackson's Hermitage.

July kicked off the Liberty Live! concert series and weighed wine in grocery stores.

August put a reader's Cumberland River photo on the cover and examined the Drive to 55.

September reflected on labor and reaped the benefits of local honey.

October welcomed Gigi's Cupcakes and rounded up Halloween happenings.

November shopped at Magnolia Market and gave thanks with meal helpers.

December argued attitude beats money and gathered books with Clarksville ties.

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