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WEBby Brian Clarey. September 23rd, 2024. We’ve been writing about North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson in TCB practically since he first went viral after that fateful Greensboro City Council meeting in 2018 — the one where he pushed back against the city’s decision to get out of the gun-selling business and declared, “I am the majority!”.
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WEBIn good spirits: Winston-Salem’s Cordial Cowboy whips up nonalcoholic cocktails for the sober curious. by Sayaka Matsuoka. September 5th, 2024. Culture. What the hell is going on with Kim’s Kafe in Greensboro? We asked some people to find out. by Sayaka Matsuoka. September 3rd, 2024. Culture.
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WEBMichaela joined TCB in 2020 as an editorial intern and has since written multiple culture stories and currently compiles our weekly events. She also tackles news from time to time and is an NC A&T alum. Contact her at [email protected] for story ideas and also to get items on the community calendar. Culture.
Work nearing completion on troubled restaurant project
WEBThe city has paid Coe Electric & Plumbing $156,463 for renovations to Malone’s Family Restaurant, according to information provided to Triad City Beat by Ken Millett, the city’s business-development senior project supervisor. Out of the $750,200 initially allocated for the Ogburn Station Shopping Center, $120,000 was earmarked for Malone ...
Brian Clarey - Triad City Beat
WEBAn altweekly veteran of more than 20 years, Brian studied journalism at Loyola University New Orleans and wrote for the Gambit before moving to the NC Piedmont Triad. He has been covering this market in publications like the News & Record, Our State, O. Henry magazine and Yes! Weekly since 2000. Contact him at [email protected].
Triad City Beat | About Us and Staff Bios
WEBAbout Triad City Beat. Triad City Beat is a free, biweekly publication that was founded in 2014 by Brian Clarey, Jordan Green and Eric Ginsburg.Triad City Beat exists to chronicle the Triad cities as low-cost incubators of innovation, sustainability and creativity.We publish smart reporting and writing that recognizes the intelligence of our readers.
Creative Greensboro presents Meredith Willson's The Music Man
WEBCreative Greensboro will present Meredith Wilson’s Tony award-winning musical “The Music Man,” June 27-29 at 7:30 and June 30 at 2 pm. Performances will be held at the Virginia Somerville Sutton Theatre at Wellspring. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for students or seniors and may be purchased in advance here. The June 30th performance will feature Audio Description service by Arts ...
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WEBNews, culture and opinion from the NC Triad cities of Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point NC
At the last Forward 2045 meeting, Winston-Salem and Forsyth …
WEBAug 19, 2024 · On Wednesday evening, staff with the city of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County met with residents at South Fork Community Center in the city’s West Ward for the last of four community meetings about Forward 2045, an “overarching document that sets the path for the next 10-15 years” for the city and county, according to the city’s Planning and Development Director Chris Murphy.
Triad City Beat | Best albums of 2022 according to Metacritic
WEBAcross the album’s 10 tracks, the London rapper touches on themes of race, police brutality, and his personal struggles with dyslexia, and ADHD. #22. ‘Wet Leg’ by Wet Leg. Wet Leg became viral sensations in 2021, thanks to their single “Chaise Longue.”.