Nobody thought it would last this long, least of all the little group of twentysomethings who got it off the ground. Nevertheless, as luck would have it, Metro Pulse has made it to its 20th birthday. That’s a newsworthy achievement, ...

Sure, we get our fair share of complimentary missives, but it’s the stinging criticism that we remember most. Here are some excerpts from our favorite mean letters from our first 10 years. As for the 10 that followed... you all ...

Here are just some of the notable names we’ve interviewed over the years, and what they think of Metro Pulse.

Every once in a while, in the course of putting out a weekly paper in a mid-sized Southern city, you get the chance to talk to your idols. Here are just some of the great artists we were able to ...

Lists of interesting items from ye olden times in Metro Pulse history.

Metro Pulse's founding editor and publisher, Rand Pearson, describes the early days of publishing the luckiest paper in town.

Joe Sullivan: When Metro Pulse started in 1991, I was looking, at age 54, to undertake what amounted to my fourth career.

This week Metro Pulse celebrates its 20th anniversary. We celebrate those 20 years sincerely, but we should offer this disclaimer: None of us on staff now were there at the very beginning.