Joel Sronce explores how soccer helps immigrants adjust to live in North Carolina in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Democrats bitterly divided as party fills vacancy on Guilford commission
• New court offers alternative to struggling veterans
• Beltway influence machine lend aid in ‘welcoming city’ fight
OPINION
• Editorial: Winston-Salem gets bullied, backs down
• #PLTS: Bragging on US News & World Report’s High School Rankings
• Editor’s Notebook: Alone, on the mountaintop
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: Working parents are an invisible class
• Triaditude Adjustment: Next year, I’m camping on the sidewalk
CULTURE
• Food: Cancel your lunch plans and go to Tasty Halal
• Barstool: Kicking the keg with Shaina Gold
• Music: Resurrected from the dead, GSO Fest returns
• Art: Students take on play by Moonlight author
Triad City Beat This Week comes out every Wednesday with links to stories in that week’s paper.
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