Clarksville Living Magazine — June 2017

The June 2017 issue of Clarksville Living Magazine brings fresh food to the Downtown Market, rethinks summer sun protection, and gears up for the season's biggest events.

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The issue celebrates the return of the Downtown Market, thrilled to feature the local growers and makers gathering at one of Clarksville's most treasured warm-weather traditions — a weekly draw that brings the community together around fresh, local food.

“So Last Summer?”, brought to readers by Tennova Medical Group, takes a fresh look at sun protection before everyone heads out for fun in the sun, steering readers toward the habits that actually guard against the Tennessee heat and its risks.

The feature pages build anticipation for one of the most exciting events of the Clarksville summer, previewing the music, activities and community spirit that make the season's big gatherings worth the wait.

The recurring departments, finance coverage and photo pages round out an issue built for the start of a Tennessee summer, with plenty of ideas for getting out and enjoying it.

The recurring departments, finance coverage and photo pages round out a June issue made for the start of a Tennessee summer. Fresh food at the Downtown Market, a smarter approach to sun protection, and a build-up to the season's biggest events all point readers outward into the warm months. It is the magazine at its most seasonal, handing the community the ideas and the reminders it needs to make the most of summer — where to gather, how to stay safe in the sun, and what not to miss — all with the get-out-there spirit that defines a Clarksville June and the treasured local traditions the warm weather brings back to life. The Downtown Market feature captures something the magazine returns to each summer: the way a weekly gathering of local growers and makers becomes a genuine community ritual, as much about seeing neighbors as buying tomatoes. It is a celebration of the small, recurring pleasures that make a Clarksville summer feel like home. The wisdom-teeth feature answers the questions surrounding third molars — why most people never feel them, and why they so often come out anyway — while “Cooling at the Cave” sends readers to Dunbar Cave for relief from the summer heat.

Table of Contents

• apsu.edu (p. 5)

Regular departments

• Network (p. 34)
• The Fridge (p. 46)