Clarksville Living Magazine — September 2017
The September 2017 Clarksville Living Magazine spotlights the next generation of local professionals and helps tweens eat well.
Tip: for the most comfortable read, tap the fullscreen button on the toolbar below the magazine. Press Esc to return.
A feature by Taylor K. Lieberstein profiled the Clarksville Association of Realtors Young Professionals Network (CAR YPN), the group cultivating the area's up-and-coming real-estate professionals. It is a hopeful piece, spotlighting the rising leaders choosing to build their careers in Clarksville rather than leave for a bigger market — a quiet bet on the people who will define the city's next chapter.
“Healthy Eating for Tweens” tackled a tricky age with practical nutrition guidance, helping parents steer children through the in-between years toward habits that will serve them well. Alongside it, the issue spotlighted a local house that provides safety, peace and comfort to women and children in need — a shelter at capacity most days that, its staff stresses, never turns anyone away.
The recurring departments and finance coverage round out a September number focused on the next generation and the habits that shape it — keeping one eye on Clarksville's future as the community eases into fall, the new school year underway and the calendar filling up.
“Healthy Eating for Tweens,” brought to readers by Tennova Medical Group, made the case that adolescence is exactly the wrong time to coast on nutrition. The body is constantly changing and growing through these years, the feature explained, and needs the extra energy to match: the American Academy of Pediatrics estimates that in early adolescence boys may need roughly 2,800 calories a day and girls about 2,200. But more calories is not a license to eat anything, it cautioned — the goal is to fuel those growth spurts with nutrient-dense foods rather than empty ones. Alongside it, the issue spotlighted a local house offering safety, peace and comfort to women and children in need, a shelter its staff stressed never turns anyone away, no matter how full its rooms already were.
Regular Departments
- Pet Pix (p. 32)
- Network (p. 42)
- The Fridge (p. 46)
