Managing Editor Eric Ginsburg catches up with the crew of MTV’s new show “Unlocking the Truth,” which is co-hosted by Guilford College alum Eve Nagao, focuses on the questionable conviction of Kalvin Michael Smith and was shot by Greensboro filmmaker Harvey Robinson in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Lawsuit: Indifference by medical staff at Forsyth jail led to woman’s death
• Former cop accuses activist of cyberstalking, lawyer hits back
• High Point Journal: Outdoor children’s area nearing completion
OPINION
• Editorial: Not talking about Trump in North Carolina
• It Just Might Work: Public art’s more mobile cousin
• Fresh Eyes: Discovering a revolutionary motherhood
• Editor’s Notebook: Ironing it out
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: State cites ‘anti-LGBT hate group’ in HB 2 case
• Fun & Games: Bursting the bubble
• All She Wrote: On golden blonde
CULTURE
• Food: Celebrating Indian independence with a picnic
• Barstool: Making boozy summer Popsicles
• Music: Teardrops on his letters: Josh Kimbrough’s last blast of youth
• Art: An organist fills the silence for Metropolis
Triad City Beat This Week comes out every Wednesday with links to stories in that week’s paper.
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