Clarksville Living Magazine — June 2020

The June 2020 Clarksville Living Magazine stresses not delaying emergency care, raises a glass at the area's first meadery, and guides a socially distant summer.

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“The Importance of Timely Care” addressed a dangerous side effect of the pandemic: people avoiding hospitals even during genuine emergencies. The feature urged readers to know the signs and symptoms and seek care when it matters, countering the fear that was keeping patients away from the treatment they needed.

“Trazo Meadery” introduced a local first. Family owned and operated by David, Becky and Travis Powell, Trazo was the area's first meadery — a maker of honey wine bringing an ancient craft to Clarksville. “Socially Distant Summer Fun” met the season's central challenge: how to enjoy a Tennessee summer while keeping a safe distance. “Businesses Bounce Back After Lockdown” checked in on the local economy as the community began to emerge from the first wave.

The recurring departments round out a practical, hopeful June number that charts a cautious reopening — seek care when you need it, toast a new local maker, enjoy summer at a safe distance, and cheer the businesses fighting their way back, a community carefully stepping back into the world.

“The Importance of Timely Care” carried a blunt warning wrapped in the American Heart Association's latest campaign, “Be Certain in Uncertain Times.” Heart attacks, strokes and cardiac arrests don't stop for COVID-19, the feature stressed — and getting fast treatment for chest pain or stroke symptoms could be the difference between life and death. It was aimed squarely at a dangerous pandemic side effect: people so afraid of hospitals that they were staying away even during genuine emergencies, at exactly the moments when every single minute matters most.

Table of Contents

  • The Impor tance of Timely Care (p. 6)
  • Trazo Meadery (p. 8)
  • Socially Distant Summer Fun (p. 12)
  • Holiday! (p. 16)
  • Businesses Bounce Back After Lockdown (p. 18)
  • Pet Corner: (p. 22)

Regular Departments

  • Petpix (p. 23)
  • Calendar (p. 24)
  • Network (p. 28)

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