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The cost of housing has gone up more than 100 percent in the last decade. In the Triad, local programs are helping families with down payments.
For many Americans, the prospect of buying a home can seem insurmountable. But in the Triad, a variety of programs are ...
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Triad City Beat to host slate of non-partisan, election-related events for the community
Starting on Monday, Sept. 30, Triad City Beat, a nonpartisan, independent newsroom covering Greensboro, Winston-Salem and ...
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Everyone’s favorite female, queer, nonbinary arm wrestling group is hosting what may be its last show in GSO this Saturday
Featured photo: Jerry Mander (left) faces off against Ballot Boxer (right) in a promotional photo for this Saturday’s GRAWL event. (photo by Becky VanderVeen) It’s still a few weeks until Halloween, ...
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As 911 calls to the IRC decrease, homeless day shelter leaders say they need community support
Featured photo: On Tuesday, Sept. 24, staff of the IRC, led by Executive Director Kristina Singleton, held a press conference to ask the community for support and give out updated data and information ...
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Book bans, school vouchers and DEI: Guilford County School Board D5 candidates answer questions at candidate forum
Featured photo: Republican District 3 Guilford County School Board incumbent Michael Logan speaks during a candidate forum on ...
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In ‘Night Magic,’ an author urges us to find the wonders of nature in the dark
Featured photo: Author Leigh Ann Henion’s new book, Night Magic, explores the relationship that animals and humans have to darkness. Writer Leigh Ann Henion hadn’t given light, or the absence of it, ...
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EDITORIAL: Mr. Robinson’s messed-up neighborhood
Don’t say we didn’t warn you! 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 — ...
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Parking changes are coming to downtown Winston-Salem. Here’s what you need to know.
The CityBeat is a nonprofit-funded position reporting on Winston-Salem and Greensboro city council and all city business. These pieces are free to be republished with attribution to Triad City Beat.
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‘We can’t do it alone’: A/perture cinema asks for the community’s help as founder steps down, funds run low
Featured photo: a/perture cinema has existed in downtown Winston-Salem since 2010. (photo courtesy of a/perture cinema) A/perture Cinema, Winston-Salem’s arthouse movie theater, is in trouble. On ...
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‘Excited, nervous, anxious’: First-time voters share their thoughts and feelings leading up to the election
Featured photo: First-time voters Marissa Bewry, Lily Oatis and Maria Mendez-Mungaray spoke to TCB about the issues that are most important to them, the candidates they’re excited about and what it ...
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Winston-Salem’s BEAR Team was supposed to be an alternative to police. But activists say the program isn’t living up to its potential.
The CityBeat is a nonprofit-funded position reporting on Winston-Salem and Greensboro city council and all city business. These pieces are free to be republished with attribution to Triad City Beat.