In this week’s Triad City Beat cover story, Molly McGinn captures the spirit of the Greensboro Four as embodied in four present-day Greensboro activists who use social media to get the word out.
NEWS
• Former Marisol chef to open restaurant downtown
• LaRue French restaurant to open near Carolina Theatre
• Experts: More testing needed to determine if schools are safe
• High Point Journal: Concepts for library enhancement get public review
OPINION
• Editorial: The city with an asterisk
• It Just Might Work: Cheap housing for artists
• Fresh Eyes: Why I’m staying
• Editor’s Notebook: A different sort of war
COLUMNS
• Exile on Jones Street: Redistricting reckoning later than sooner
• Citizen Green: Crash the meeting before the meeting
• Good Sport: Greatness and mediocrity in the ACC
• All She Wrote: Puppy love
CULTURE
• Food: The rapid rise of a Puerto Rican food truck
• Barstool: Geeks-N-Taps
• Music: Gestalt in spirit: Must Be The Holy Ghost
• Art: Unique collaboration sheds stigma about prisoners
Stage & Screen: Gogo and Didi on a road to nowhere
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