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Clarksville Family Magazine — July 2009

The July 2009 issue of Clarksville Family Magazine keeps children safe, celebrates the Fourth with Chester, and champions a healthy breakfast.

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“Keeping Our Children Safe” leads the issue with essential guidance for protecting kids, the kind of practical, parent-focused coverage at the heart of the magazine's mission.

“It's the 4th of July, Chester” brings the recurring chipmunk column into the Independence Day spirit, a family-friendly celebration of the holiday, while “The Benefits of a Healthy Breakfast” makes the case for the most important meal of the day.

“Beauty Begins from Within” offers a wellness-minded take on beauty, connecting inner health to outer glow.

“Dollars & Sense” continues the practical financial guidance readers relied on, and the recurring departments round out a July number balancing child safety, holiday fun and family nutrition in the heart of summer.

The recurring departments and photo pages round out a July issue centered on child safety and family celebration. Essential guidance on protecting children, a Fourth of July romp with the magazine's beloved Chester, and the case for a healthy breakfast all share the same pages — the vital and the fun together. It is the characteristic warmth of a Clarksville Family number, taking the protection of children seriously while still delighting in the pleasures of a summer holiday. In the heart of the season, the issue helps parents keep their kids safe and well-fed while making room for the fireworks, the picnics and the simple joys of an American summer. Chester's Fourth of July romp, a recurring favorite, gave younger readers their own way into the holiday, while the healthy-breakfast feature reminded busy summer families not to skip the meal that sets up the whole day — a characteristic pairing of fun and practicality. The child-safety cover took a clear-eyed look at the places children slip out of sight — in crowded places, in the front yard, and other spots a parent's attention can miss — offering the kind of specific, practical vigilance that turns good intentions into real protection.

Table of Contents

  • Keeping Our Children Safe (p. 8)
  • Beauty Begins from Within (p. 13)
  • It’s the 4th of July, Chester (p. 14)
  • The Benefits of a Healthy Breakfast (p. 16)
  • Dollars & Sense (p. 18)
  • Lessons from a High Dive (p. 20)
  • Marketplace (p. 33)
  • weeks to school age (p. 6)

Regular departments

  • Spotlight (p. 6)
  • Family Values (p. 12)
  • Faith & Family (p. 22)
  • The Fridge (p. 24)
  • Calendar (p. 26)
  • Network (p. 30)
  • Parent Groups (p. 34)
  • Coloring Contest (p. 35)

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