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30 years

Still Going Strong (2010-Today)

Bobby Erik George Katy
The best Contributors: DRINNON • AINGE • KORDA • KOONTZ

O
ver the last three years,
Cityview has changed

a lot again. Under the
November
December 2012
leadership of editor-in-chief Steven

Friedlander, the creative direction of

Bryan Starmer, and the day-to-day im-
plementation of managing editor Sarah

H. Clark, the magazine has taken great
strides forward as the city magazine for

Knoxville as it is today: a growing city
with new businesses, new dreams, and

a new place in the world as a confident,

modern American metropolis.
New writers as well as new photog-

raphers—and of course our longtime
contributors—have come together to

make possible a magazine that is grow-

ing in leaps and bounds in size and, we
hope, in quality. We couldn’t have come

this far without the support of Knox-
ville’s citizens—and we wouldn’t have

wanted to. Thank you for a wonderful 012
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30 years. We look forward to serving EMBE
you for the next 30 years—and more.
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around, and we’ve brought back

cover lines to the face of Cityview.

But we’re still keeping things in- 8
teresting with fresh new concepts

and presentations. We still do a Physicians
double take when we catch sight
Speak Out on
Healthcare Reform
of all three Mayor Tim Burchetts
from our March/April 2013 issue, Saving
Catarina:
and the September/October 2013 Knoxville Docs Step in
to Save a Life
“Sports in Knoxville” issue featured Why Green
Cityview’s irst all-text cover.
The Cityview Interview Tea Should
You Don’t Know
Be Your Cup of Tea
BuRCHEtt

An Eye-Opening Conversation with the Sasquatch-Seeking, Metal-Detecting,
Debt-Slashing Knox County Mayor
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