Jonathan Michels chronicles the awkward birth of Winston-Salem’s first needle exchange and how it’s helping bring opioid addicts out of the shadows in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Redevelopment of Gateway Center likely to raise rents for artists
• Rhetoric at Kernersville meeting dovetails with Trump agenda
• From mosque discussed at anti-Muslim meeting, an invitation to fellowship
OPINION
• Editorial: Russian to judgment
• It Just Might Work: Calling for a dwarf season
• Editor’s Notebook: I need (to be) a hero
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: A Muslim-Catholic encounter in Clemmons
• Sportsball: Measuring baseball tradition during a Wake Forest win
• Triaditude Adjustment: ‘I need that record, I need it now, now, now’
CULTURE
• Food: On the comeback from Cancún to Mi Taqueria
• Barstool: Your personal bartender at Table 16
• Music: Grammy-winning duo Twenty One Pilots sells out coliseum
• Art: Art and protest converge in response to Triad billboard
Triad City Beat This Week comes out every Wednesday with links to stories in that week’s issue.
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