Editor-in-Chief Brian Clarey revisits the days when future mega-star Ben Folds was a kid playing in bands like Majosha in Greensboro in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• ‘Welcoming city’ resolution pulled under pressure from General Assembly
• Hundreds show up fro Rep. Ted Budd’s ‘meet and greet’
• Militant leftists and far-right militias claim same ground in Berkeley. What could go wrong?
OPINION
• Editorial: Rep. Ted Budd shoots from the hip
• Trump’s America: Berkeley-North Carolina nexus
• Editor’s Notebook: Words on paper
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: High Point’s black epicenter, then and now
• Sportsball: CP3 Basketball Academy brings martial arts discipline
• Triaditude: The everyman quest for McPizza
CULTURE
• Food: Asahi Japanese is a local institution for a reason
• Barstool: Befriending the Bud Light crowd at Second and Green
• Music: Percussion ensemble, Dan River Girls showcase night of rhythm at UNCSA
• Art: Memory and poetry bring UNCG grad back to Greensboro
Triad City Beat This Week comes out every Wednesday with links to stories in that week’s paper.
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