Clarksville Living Magazine — May 2017
The May 2017 issue of Clarksville Living Magazine celebrates grace and mercy, weighs modern dental solutions, and welcomes the fullness of spring.
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The feature “Grace and Mercy” anchors the issue with a story of compassion and community — the kind of uplifting local profile that reflects the values the magazine likes to celebrate as it heads into the warmer months.
The health pages take on a practical subject with a look at implant-supported dentures, explaining how two or more implants placed in the jaw allow a denture to snap securely into place — a modern solution that restores both function and confidence for many older readers.
The issue balances its features with finance coverage and the recurring departments, keeping the mix of health, money and community stories that anchors each month.
The photo pages and community calendar round out a May number that captures Clarksville stepping fully into spring, with plenty happening around town.
The recurring departments, health and finance coverage and photo pages round out a May issue that pairs compassion with practicality. A story of grace and mercy sits alongside grounded guidance on a modern dental solution, giving the number both heart and usefulness as Clarksville steps fully into spring. It is the balance the magazine strikes month after month — a moving local profile beside the kind of concrete, everyday health information readers can actually act on — and it captures a community and a season both coming into full bloom, with plenty happening around town to fill the warming days ahead. The implant-denture coverage speaks directly to an older readership weighing a decision that affects daily life in a hundred small ways, from eating to speaking to smiling with confidence. Paired with the compassion of the “Grace and Mercy” feature, the issue captures the magazine's dual character — tender in one story, plainly useful in the next. The “Grace and Mercy” feature carries the issue's heart, while a health-minded profile follows a local pharmacist named Meeks whose store didn't stock flax seeds until a customer's request sparked her curiosity — and, with it, a deeper interest in the foods that support real wellness.
Table of Contents
- He Alth (p. 6)
- Fe Ature (p. 10)
- Finance (p. 28)
- Grace and Mercy (p. 30)
- apsu.edu (p. 5)
Regular departments
- Advice (p. 22)
- Network (p. 34)
- The Fridge (p. 45)