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30 years

by Sarah H. clark

“Print is Dead!

Print is

Dead!!!”

Cityview—Knoxville’s longest standing—

and only—independent, local, editorially

based magazine, begs to differ. A few concessions

may have to be made to progress here and there (check out

our new website at www.cityviewmag.com!), but we believe

that, at least for the time being, there is still a significant and

compelling—and we hope sometimes provocative—role for a

city magazine to play in the life of this town.

Our 2014 Top Entrepreneurs profiles [see page 82] offer

shining examples of Knoxville’s business spirit. Indeed, after

more than 200 years, Knoxville remains a place with an over-

whelming sense of possibility and progress. And so much

good is yet to come.

This is the spirit and the ethos that Cityview has highlight-

ed and celebrated since its founding in 1984. Perhaps it is this

connection to Knoxville’s indomitable spirit that has kept

Cityview alive. All we know is, though other magazines have

come and gone over the decades, Cityview is still surviving

and thriving after 30 years of print—in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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