Private investment and public money is fueling an entrepreneurial surge with accelerators proliferating across the region, as Senior Editor Jordan Green chronicles in this week’s Triad City Beat cover story, a survey of the Triad tech scene.
NEWS
• Guilford County judicial candidates discuss racial disparities
• Proposed hotel-retail project turned down by planning board
• Democrats compete for Guilford County School Board seat
OPINION
• Editorial: Thoroughly disgusted voters will determine NC
• It Just Might Work: Name Aycock Middle for Willa Player
• Editor’s Notebook: A fact-check for Fred
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: The Trump Nation’s Altamont
• Sportsball: Is the Panthers’ season over
CULTURE
• Food: Caleb Smallwood’s inventive streak at Tessa
• Barstool: The hitmen of Winston-Salem
• Music: Scrub Pine, making history in their own time
• Art: For the tweens, Terror is relative
Triad City Beat This Week comes out every Wednesday with links to stories in that week’s paper.
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