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Electric Pyramid, an artist studio in downtown Winston-Salem, represents an unlikely resurrection of a space that formerly served as a funeral home, as Spencer KM Brown details in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Teacher assistants on chopping block in superintendent’s budget
• Salem College students’ sit-in highlights grievances from dorms to racism
• Occupation by Salem College students goes into second day
• Q&A: Three questions for DD Adams
OPINION
• Editorial: An insincere war
• Editor’s Notebook: Vanessa Ferguson, from Mr. Rozzi’s house
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: HB 142 is only the start of a long fight over LGBTQ rights
• Sportsball: Chipper Jones returns to the South
• Triaditude: Hair extensions and how to get away with credit card fraud
CULTURE
• Food: Passover plenty, especially alone
• Barstool: Greensboro’s best kept secret for craft beer
• Music: Laura Jane Vincent, Joshua Tell bring folk-music tradition to Test Pattern
• Art: What shaming, opioid addiction and gays for Trump have in common
Triad City Beat This Week comes out every Wednesday with links to stories in that week’s paper.
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