In this week’s cover story, Triad City Beat‘s editors shake the trees for Citizens of the Triad, those hearty souls who cross-pollinate the culture by venturing between the three cities, living in one place, working in another and playing in still another — or some combination of the three.
NEWS
• Records misleadingly show no Latinos in local jails
• City leaders revel in grandeur of Reynolds Building’s interior
• High Point Journal: High Point neighborhood leaders decry blighted housing
OPINION
• Editorial: The Wheels are in motion
• It Just Might Work: A bit of Bavaria — we need a biergarten
• Fresh Eyes: To me, he’ll always be Z
• Editor’s Notebook: Hubris, before the fall
COLUMNS
• Exile on Main Street: If past is prologue, then bleh
• Citizen Green: A symbolic gesture of unity in High Point
• Good Sport: A tale of two blowouts
• All She Wrote: Captain’s Log: USS Viking. 2015
CULTURE
• Food: Egyptian fare shines through a crowded menu
• Barstool: Swaims
• Music: Sight-reading and strings: A Fur Salon surprise
• Art: Co-op lets artists crank out prints
• Stage & Screen: Not your average vampire movie
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