Ryan Snyder catches up with Rhiannon Giddens, an interpreter of traditional folk music from Greensboro, whose career is rapidly taking off with a new solo album and a transformative experience rewriting tackling material from Bob Dylan’s Basement Tape sessions in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Student commission takes off, endorses tuition equality
• Winston-Salem council resists move to de-annex airport
• High Point Journal: Study finds promising conditions for High Point greenway
OPINION
• Editorial: The last laugh
• It Just Might Work: Inverted totalitarianism
• Fresh Eyes: On coming home
• Editor’s Notebook: Generational wisdom
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: Queering the Triad
• Good Sport: The most dangerous game
• All She Wrote: Blonde like me
CULTURE
• Food: New delights at an old haunt
• Barstool: NC Beer Month
• Music: Jamla crew boosts Winston-Salem’s hip-hop profile
• Art: Painting big
• Stage & Screen: Of goddesses and women
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