The most important construction in Greensboro isn’t a high-rise or performing arts center, Editor-in-Chief Brian Clarey reports in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story. It’s a road that will change everything.
NEWS
• Family pursuing suit against healthcare company at Forsyth jail
• Nonprofit would divert waste stream to artists, locals
High Point Journal: Redistricting opens competition for school board seat to two cities
OPINION
• Editorial: Triad gets cut off
• It Just Might Work: Medallion system for newspaper boxes
• Fresh Eyes: Bowie: My hero, forever and ever
• Editor’s Notebook: Geography is destiny
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: Trouble in the Promised Land
• Fun & Games: If the gods are with us
• All She Wrote: Modern love
CULTURE
• Food: A new coffeeshop and its divine stuffed cookie
• Barstool: The forgotten Marriott
• Music: Doug Davis complete three quarters of a cycle in recording project
• Art: Christopher Lubinski and the persistence of art
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