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Rex Noseworthy reports that the departure of Matt Pulle is not the only change readers of Nashville’s alt-weekly will notice in the coming weeks and months:

Well, maybe...we don't know where he is going just yet, but Kleinheider announces that the Managing Editor of the Scene, Matt Pulle, is leaving the paper after coming back to Nashville just to work with Liz Garrigan.

A column in the Daily Journal gives departing Nashville Scene editor Liz Garrigan a send-off I would like to pretend I didn’t read. Not only did they spell the 14 year veteran journalist’s name wrong they compared her to Maureen Dowd:

Hope and Change ™ are coming and the reactionaries, long-suffering and bitter in their undeserved sense of entitlement, are none too happy about it.  Seems clearing out the deadwood in the White House is always a good idea in favor of the new guy with a fresh perspective but when it comes to a complacent newsroom we can’t change horses in midstream and need to side with lo

Liz Garrigan introduces Nashville to her successor at the helm of the Scene featuring some scathing criticism of the hire by Henry Walker:

The good ol' boys at Red State Update give Nashville Scene editor Liz Garrigan a nice little send off as she prepares to go into the book world and be replaced by a carpetbagger from Ohio.

The outgoing Liz Garrigan introduces the out-of-towner:

As some of you know, in 2006, I sent the editor of the alt-weekly Nashville Scene a link to my blog, which led to me writing a Suburban Turmoil newspaper column for the Scene and subsequently ou