Our editors present Triad City Beat‘s first Grassroots Gift Guide. We know what you’re thinking. And no: There’s no pay to play here. We simply culled the coolest stuff from our reporting over the year to put together a list of local goods you should consider buying as gifts to your loved ones for the holiday season. Bonus content: a calendar.
NEWS
• Students debate Melissa Harris-Perry on tactics of fighting racism
• City, residents meet to address downtown violence
• High Point Journal: Alexander topples Moore in final certification of at-large race
OPINION
• Editorial: Like days of old
• It Just Might Work: The mayor’s museum takeover
• Fresh Eyes: On home
• Editor’s Notebook: Running, then and now
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: The winning politics of racial division
• Good Sport: There will not be dragons
• All She Wrote: Hammer time
CULTURE
• Food: Three foodies on the glory of Thanksgiving sides
• Barstool: West End Opera House
• Music: A dance party above the rest
• Art: The politics of poetry, performed
• Stage & Screen: Bonnie & Clyde, the zeitgeist of Depression-era crime
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