Brian Clarey explores the history and current resurgence traditional, durable denim as a high-end consumer good in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Mix of progressives, conservatives prevail as Bencini wins mayorship
• ‘Common sense’ conservative Walker wins Congressional bid
• Momentum brings Tillis past Hagan in Senate race
• Guilford County election results
• Big night for Democrats in Forsyth
OPINION
• Editorial: The walking blues
• It Just Might Work: Halloween rebellion
• Fresh Eyes: Jews & Catholics wind it down
• Editor’s Notebook: History is a pair of jeans
COLUMNS
• Exile on Jones Street: Lessons from the election
• Citizen Green: A terrible choice: Marrying or keeping your job
• Good Sport: Sports on the radio
• All She Wrote: Ghouls gone wild
CULTURE
• Food: Good food so cheap it feels like theft
• Barstool: The mimosa flight
• Music: Rocket makes for a smashing Halloween
• Art: Electric Pyramid, artists and an embalming room
• Stage & Screen: Blood and lust in motion and movement
Triad City Beat This Week typically comes out every Wednesday morning with link’s to story’s in that day’s paper. Pardon out tardiness this week; we’re recovering from election night. Get it delivered directly to your inbox by clicking here.
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