One of the nation’s leading providers of low-income Section 8 housing is accused of defrauding the government, as Senior Editor Jordan Green explains in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story.
NEWS
• Ross puts Burr on defensive in tightening US Senate race
• Troubled by history, school board votes to rename Aycock Middle
OPINION
• Editorial: Aycock, in his own words
• It Just Might Work: Public art without the middleman
• Editor’s Notebook: Bob and me at the Winston-Salem Open
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: Judge Thomas Schroeder is a model of restraint
• Fun & Games: Made in the shade
• All She Wrote: Hong Kong House — A resurrection in cookbook form
CULTURE
• Food: Where elections staff, jurists and the fuzz come to eat
• Barstool: Behind the Bestway beer wall
• Music: It’s the Gillian show (with flashes of Dave’s guitar wizardry)
• Art: Capturing High Point through Narnia’s lens
Triad City Beat This Week comes out every Wednesday with links to stories in that week’s issue.
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