Joanna Rutter checks in with a group of actors who fashioned the play Wrongs of Passage out of the real-life-material of young people experiencing trauma in the foster-care system in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Feeling the local Bern: Professor challenges lawmaker
• One-candidate forum highlights low profile of special election
• High Point Journal: Opposition to HB2 puts ‘dent’ in furniture market attendance
OPINION
• Editorial: Taxholes
• It Just Might Work: Furniture market musical chairs
• Fresh Eyes: Purple states truly are battleground states
• Editor’s Notebook: J-Roq in the city
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: Are we going to get new NCGA maps, too
• Fun & Games: What fresh hell is this?
• All She Wrote: Headed for the hills
CULTURE
• Food: A culinary rockstar takes center stage
• Barstool: Downtown’s forgotten saloon
• Music: Phuzz Phest comes together
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