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A neglected building in downtown Winston-Salem will have a fresh start as the city’s first housing co-op September 7, 2024
Featured photo: A view of 207 N. Spring St. (Photo by Gale Melcher) Winston-Salem’s city council has given the go-ahead to local activists aiming to set up a housing co-op downtown at 207 N. Spring Street in the Northwest Ward. Spring Street Co-op, the nonprofit facilitating the renovation of five units in the white horseshoe-shaped […]
Gale Melcher
TCB presents: Elections 101 – Your local election questions answered! September 6, 2024
Triad City Beat is hosting its first election event of the season! Join us for this donation-based event in which the Triad’s election directors will explain the voting process, what happens behind the scenes and answer your questions! RSVP today! Want to know how and when your vote is counted? Want to know about the […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
In good spirits: Winston-Salem’s Cordial Cowboy whips up nonalcoholic cocktails for the sober curious September 5, 2024
Featured photo: Cordial Cowboy owner Jordan Harwood has been hosting nonalcoholic cocktail pop-ups around Winston-Salem for the last few months. (photo by Joseph Navin) Jordan Harwood has been feeling pretty mindful, pretty demure. In fact, since she hit 30 a few years ago, she’s felt “kind of over” the trend of drinking, nursing hangovers and […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
Roll to the polls: Greensboro’s transit agency is offering free rides to voters on Election Day September 5, 2024
“Your vote is precious, almost sacred,” said the late Rep. John Lewis (D, Georgia) in 2012. “It is the most powerful nonviolent tool we have to create a more perfect union.” This year, the country will select a new president, North Carolina will choose a new governor and local elections remain as important as ever. […]
Gale Melcher
Fights, stabbing, guns? Greensboro’s IRC, a 24/7 center for the unhoused, is becoming increasingly unsafe, residents say September 4, 2024
Featured photo: Police presence at the parking lot across from the Interactive Resource Center on June 27. (Photo by Gale Melcher) It was late into her first night seeking shelter at the Interactive Resource Center, and the young woman watched as a large SUV sped up to the front entrance. A group of five people, […]
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