Editor in Chief Brian Clarey talks to actor Ken Jeong about his breakout role in The Hangover, playing a doctor and being an actual doctor, and growing up in Greensboro in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Mayoral challengers jockey to survive primary
• Forsyth lawmaker and former healthcare exec sells Medicaid reform
• High Point Journal: Embattled human relations director has many fans
OPINION
• Editorial: The power of saying yes
• It Just Might Work: Resurrect the Odd Fellow’s Lodge
• Fresh Eyes: Being a Triad transplant
• Editor’s Notebook: Kids at Fashion Week
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: Trans together and gathering strength
• Good Sport: Guilford’s crimson tide
• All She Wrote: Down the tubes: How to Get Away With Murdering the Emmys
CULTURE
• Food: New Pakistani/Indian restaurant joins Tate Street
• Barstoool: A brewery’s burger batch
• Music: It can get intimate and weird at Luna Lounge
• Art: A&T hosts collection of Calder-designed tapestries
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