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| Wednesday, February 1, 2012

The Challenger

by Keith Barber
Forsyth County School Board, was suffering from a cold that night and losing her voice. She acknowledged her rasp as she addressed the roughly 30 supporters who gathered inside the Pellet’s home in the Buena Vista section of Winston-Salem.
| Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Acting is tops in Albert Nobbs, Man on a Ledge goes over the edge

by Mark Burger
(Elizabeth Banks), whose last jumper did just that. But it soon transpires that Nick’s desperate action is merely a diversion, for across the street, Nick’s younger brother Joey (Jamie Bell) and girlfriend Angie (Genesis Rodriguez, in her screen...
Dirt  
| Wednesday, February 1, 2012

City exploring options for a performing arts center

by Eric Ginsburg
Though the auditorium will continue to be used until events can no longer be booked or until it is unsafe or unsanitary, Coliseum Director Matt Brown and others agree it’s time to build a new performing arts center from scratch. Yet the two primary questions remain: How much will it cost, and where should it be located?.
Dirt  
| Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Downtown Winston-Salem contends with growing pains

by Jordan Green
It’s the kind of problem Mayor Allen Joines likes to have. He said the drive to revise the ordinance comes out of a recognition that sidewalk dining is a full-on reality and a desire to relieve residents whose sleep is disturbed by the clanking of bottles getting dumped into recycling bins outside restaurants and bars in the middle of the night.
Tunes  
| Wednesday, February 1, 2012

The passion of the Whites

by Ryan Snyder
As much as she might have liked the room to believe her, such expectations were more or less foolish. The tragicomic tale of the offspring of D. Ray and Bertie Mae White was appallingly detailed in the 2009 documentary The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia,.
Chow  
| Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Fueling up at the Burger Stop

by Brian Clarey
I´ve got the feeling I’ve been here before, this little restaurant on North Battleground Avenue tucked into the retail space adjacent to the Exxon station — because, of course, I have.
| Wednesday, February 1, 2012

No wave like home

by Ryan Snyder
It’s conventional wisdom that the best sights at a concert belongs to the people who buy the tickets. The closer you are, the better the perspective. It’s just an accepted, seldom argued point. Then there’s the case of Future Islands’ vocalist Samuel T. Herring, and spending a moment in his shoes would shoot holes all through that belief.
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