Clarksville Family Magazine — February 2013
The February 2013 issue of Clarksville Family Magazine helps children one stitch at a time, monitors bats for white nose syndrome, and addresses school safety after Sandy Hook.
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The cover feature, “Helping Children One Stitch at a Time,” profiles a local effort using needle and thread to make a difference for kids in need — the kind of grassroots generosity the magazine loves to celebrate.
“CMCSS Safety Procedures After Sandy Hook” addresses a subject weighing heavily on parents in early 2013, explaining the steps local schools were taking to keep students safe in the wake of a national tragedy — substantive, reassuring coverage on an urgent topic.
“APSU Bat Project Monitors Spread of White Nose Syndrome” spotlights university researchers tracking a devastating disease affecting bat populations, a fascinating look at local science with real ecological stakes.
The Father Daughter Ball returns as a beautiful tradition, the health pages cover heart-attack warning signs for American Heart Month, and a chocolate-drizzled-strawberries recipe adds Valentine's sweetness to a well-rounded February number.
The recurring departments and photo pages round out a February issue that pairs warmth with real substance. A charitable stitching effort and a cherished father-daughter tradition bring the month's heart, while the coverage of school safety after Sandy Hook and university bat research lends genuine weight and curiosity. It is the magazine's signature blend, the kind of issue that can reassure a worried parent on one page and spark wonder about local science on the next. That combination of tenderness, seriousness and discovery is exactly what has made the magazine a trusted companion for Clarksville families through every season of the year.
Table of Contents
- Helping Children One Stitch at a Time (p. 6)
- APSU Bat Project Monitors Spread of White Nose Syndrome (p. 12)
- Father Daughter Ball a Beautiful Tradition (p. 20)
- CMCSS Safety Procedures After Sandy Hook (p. 22)
- Recipe: Chocolate-Drizzled Strawberries (p. 26)
- Heart Attack Warning Signs (p. 28)
- About (p. 40)
- Why Asthma Attacks (p. 44)
- Clarksville Young Professionals (p. 48)
- Say Yes to the Dress (p. 52)
- Recycling (p. 54)
Regular departments
- Advice (p. 18)
- Faith & Family (p. 30)
- Campbell Families (p. 53)
- The Fridge (p. 56)
- Family (p. 58)
- Coloring Contest (p. 71)


