Clarksville Living Magazine 2016 Issues
In 2016, the magazine entered its Clarksville Living Magazine era, publishing twelve issues chronicling the people, businesses, arts, and events of Clarksville, Tennessee. Every issue is available to read online in the digital archive below — click any cover to open the full magazine.
January opened the new Clarksville Living era with Scott Witt and Gateway Christian Church, and a look across the region from Fort Campbell to Hopkinsville.
February celebrated Valentine’s Day and National Heart Month with David W. Shelton, and made the case for a little chocolate.
March looked at social media and the region’s deep ties to Music City.
April mixed spring fashion with youth-sports health, covering Little Leaguer’s elbow and events at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center.
May honored Mother’s Day, spotlighted the Five Star Radio Group, and supported Camp Rainbow.
June joined the Arthritis Foundation’s Cure Arthritis walk at Centennial Park and shared bone-health advice.
July announced the local film festival and juried art show, and featured the work of William Stamms Shackelford and Amy Chase.
August headed back to school with Montgomery County Schools and the Reverse Transfer program, and returned to the film festival and juried art show.
September profiled Carlene Robertson and celebrated National Signing Day at Fortera Stadium.
October welcomed Gigi’s Cupcakes, visited Sango Pharmacy, and profiled Denise Poorbaugh.
November profiled artist Susan Bryant, visited Magnolia Seed, and channeled a little “Fixer Upper” with Chip and Joanna Gaines.
December closed the year with a film series remembering Anne Frank, an invitational exhibition with Darryl Steele and William Scogin, and holidays at Trinity Episcopal Church.