The editorial staff dives into the course offerings at Triad area colleges and surfaces with the most obscure, weird and fascinating classes in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Public housing to be replaced by mixed-income units
• Affordable housing under construction, up for a vote
• High Point Journal: New boutique and wine shop emphasizes social good, community
OPINION
• Editorial: Actual election fraud
• It Just Might Work: If Duke Energy would just remove the ivy
• Fresh Eyes: The world behind the windows
• Editor’s Notebook: Greensboro Fashion Week moves through downtown
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: Why is the GOP so obsessed with race?
• Fun & Games: BADD rolls Gate City in blocking party
CULTURE
• Food: Flavors of Hawaii exceed already high expectations
• Barstool: Drinking in the park, legally
• Music: Ed E. Ruger returns for the ‘guerilla grind’
• Art: SECCA welcomes a new development director
Triad City Beat This Week comes out every Wednesday with links to stories in that week’s issue.
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