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The Pulse 9.19 » May 10-16, 2012

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MAY 10-16, 2012 • vol. 9 no. 19

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EDITORIAL Publisher Zachary Cooper Creative Director Bill Ramsey Contributors Rich Bailey • Rob Brezsny Chuck Crowder • Michael Crumb • John DeVore Randall Gray • Dr. Rick Pimental-Habib Paul Hatcher • Janis Hashe • Matt Jones • Chris Kelly D.E. Langley • Mike McJunkin • David Morton Ernie Paik • Alex Teach • Richard Winham Cartoonists Max Cannon • Richard Rice Tom Tomorrow Photography Jason Dunn • Josh Lang Lesha Patterson Interns Katie Johnston • Cole Rose

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COVER STORY

Urban Design • Rich Bailey surveys the architects, planners and visionaries who are reimagining Chattanooga’s downtown for the future. » 7

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WALK OF LIFE

An Urban Winery Ferments on the Southside

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INSIDE » ARTS

Alfred Wertheimer’s “Elvis Presley, Chattanooga” (1956), from the exhibition “Sound and Vision: Monumental Rock and Roll Photography.” See Page 18

honest music

• Local craft beers are now common in Chattanooga, and we now have our own whiskey. But Chattanooga wine? Lee Morse and DeBarge Vineyards open the city’s first urban winery on Rossville Avenue. By Bill Ramsey » 6

local and regional shows

Gold Plated Gold with Crass Mammoth ($3)

Wed, May 9

9pm

Rick Rushing and the Blues Strangers with Dudes Blues and The Hangdog Hearts ($3)

Thu, May 10

9pm

House of the Rising Funk with The Velvet Hand ($3)

Wed, May 16

9pm

Free Irish Music Sunday Nights at 7pm May 13: Chet Vincent and the Big Bend

Full food menu serving lunch and dinner. 11am-2am, 7 days a week. 35 Patten Parkway * 423.468.4192 thehonestpint.com * Facebook.com/thehonestpint

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