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News

TCB’s reporters to start new jobs at statewide news outlet

Later this month, TCB’s Managing Editor Sayaka Matsuoka and City Beat Reporter Gale Melcher will both be starting new jobs as Greensboro reporters for The Assembly, a statewide news outlet.

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Crystal Towers residents are living in a deteriorating building. On Monday, they begged Winston-Salem city leaders for help.

News

As ICE policy shifts, NC health care workers face uncertainty

News

After more than four years, civil suit for Fred Cox Jr. ends with settlement

Culture

Culture

GALLERY: Shots from TCB’s Last Anniversary Party

Thank you so much to everyone who came out to support Triad City Beat at its last anniversary party on Feb. 28.

Culture

On Saturday, Cirque de la Symphonie and the Winston-Salem Symphony will fuse movement, music and magic

Culture

‘Hot Mess Express’ transforms lives — one Swiffer at a time

Culture

In ‘Becoming More,’ a trans musician tells their story, inspires others in upcoming one-night only show

Opinion

Opinion

TCB’s last issue: Staff reflections

Over the past 11 years, Triad City Beat has had the wonderful opportunity to be a home for writers to hone their craft and jumpstart their careers.

Opinion

TCB’s last issue: Reader reflections

Opinion

EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: The last one, but not the end

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Shot in the Triad

Shot in the Triad is a weeky photoessay series by Greensboro photographer Carolyn de Berry.
Visit here for the full gallery.

S. Elm Street, Greensboro Streetside barbershop at the Juneteenth Mural Concert in downtown Greensboro.
Brookhaven Mill Road, Greensboro Tom Pyne, of TGP Forage and Livestock, shears a sheep at Brookhaven Mill Farm on Spring Sheep Shearing Day.
Duke Street, Greensboro Scene from a Spanish-language re-enactment of the Stations of the Cross at St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
W. Market Street, Greensboro Protesters hold signs during morning traffic at the “We Won’t Go Back Piedmont NC” rally in downtown Greensboro.
W. Friendly Avenue, Greensboro Svetlana Chub, center, a native of Kharkiv, Ukraine, stands wrapped in the Ukrainian flag at a community rally at Trinity Church to support Ukrainians.

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TCB’s last issue: Staff reflections

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TCB’s last issue: Reader reflections

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‘Hot Mess Express’ transforms lives — one Swiffer at a time