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Wednesday, May 16,2012

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Wednesday, May 9,2012

Stories of motherhood

Motherhood means an array of things, but it’s not something any of our writers can pretend to know about first hand — most of us don’t even have kids.
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Wednesday, May 2,2012

Primary election FAQ

A: You may early vote through May 5, or go to the current precinct to be transferred to a new precinct on May 8. If you’re not registered or your registration is out of date you can register and vote at the same time Q: Do I need to present picture ID to vote? A: No, you only need to state your name.
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Wednesday, May 2,2012

2012 YES! Weekly primary election voter guide

You can believe the hype from both major political parties: This year’s election is the most pivotal in decades, both nationally and in North Carolina. It will determine whether Obama holds the White House or the conservative backlash of 2009 gains traction.
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Wednesday, April 25,2012

The Fixers

The yellow fliers caused murmurs of disapproval among the dozens of candidates and campaign volunteers stationed outside the Forsyth County Building. They plied voters with campaign literature on the first two days of early voting for the primary election last week.
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Wednesday, April 18,2012

Best of the Triad 2012

And this year’s list is full of surprises. So what are you waiting for? Grab ahold of it. Crack it open. Take a deep draught. The Best of the Triad awaits. And if you disagree with the results, drop us a line at editor@yesweekly.com. Or, better yet, remember to vote next year at yesweekly.
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Wednesday, April 11,2012

Talking shop with the stars and luminaries of the 2012 RiverRun Film Festival

Of course, by the time he made his directorial debut, Needham was already renowned in Hollywood circles as the highest-paid stuntman and most in-demand stunt coordinator/second unit director in the business. Yet it was no easy sell when he decided to take the reins of Smokey and the Bandit.
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Wednesday, April 11,2012

Mark Burger´s must-see list highlights the 2012 RiverRun International Film Festival

RiverRun’s opening-night selection ought to appeal to theater buffs, as it offers a behind-thescenes look at the 24-Hour Musicals benefit in New York City, in which four 15-minute musicals are conceived, written, rehearsed, choreographed and produced — all in a 24-hour period.
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Wednesday, April 4,2012

Spring & Summer music festival guide

There`s something about North Carolina in the spring: the fresh air, the sunshine, the smell of grass and flowers. It make us want to get outside, drink beer and listen to music. There are hundreds of festivals in the Old North State, but everyone can agree that the best ones happen in the spring and summer.
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Wednesday, March 28,2012

Winston-Salem and Greensboro to compete in Hunger Games

Irritated by Greensboro’s ambitions to surpass Winston-Salem’s coolness, two Twin City elected officials have issued a challenge, suggesting that members of each city’s council participate in a kind of “Hunger Games” at the Hanging Rock District Cub Scout District Day Camp.
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Wednesday, March 28,2012

Trader Joe`s to open High Point Location

Mayor Rebecca Smothers announced this week that California-based grocery chain Trader Joe’s intention to open a High Point store along West Main Street. After beginning renovation on the empty TGA Furniture Inc. building on April 1 and retrofitting the facility, Smothers said the company plans to open by mid summer.
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Wednesday, March 28,2012

Drugs at the Rhino Times?

The package was rumored to be full of XTC, a drug popular in the 1980s that has recently made a resurgence with older, white conservatives who initially confused it for Viagra because of the common side effects. It all started in a retirement community outside Fort Lauderdale, said one internet commenter.
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Wednesday, March 28,2012

Center Pointe secession

“People who don’t even live downtown were starting to gather here at all hours of the night,” said Center Pointe spokesperson Kafka Davis. “It got worse after working hours. People were drinking alcohol, listening to music. Some of them were just standing around talking to each other on the street.
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Wednesday, March 21,2012

A Cinderella Story

What the hell was I thinking? The games in the Greensboro Coliseum won’t start until tomorrow. I’m here to pick up my media credentials, find my seat on Press Row and watch some of the competing teams take practice on the floor.
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Wednesday, March 14,2012

The new jail is on time and under budget, but was it worth it?

It`s no accident that visitors and residents alike confuse the new Guilford County Detention Center for a benign commercial development downtown — my roommate asked if I had seen the new apartment complex on Edgeworth Street and Sheriff BJ Barnes said it was specifically designed to look more like a hospital.
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Wednesday, March 7,2012

Triad gymnasts go big time

Aloi is a gymnast, and a very solid one. She is now competing for UNC-Chapel Hill, where she is a sophomore majoring in psychology. On the night of Friday, Feb. 24, in front of 1,223 people, during a home meet against George Washington University, Aloi tied her personal best score on the floor exercise with a 9.
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Wednesday, February 29,2012

Leap Year by the numbers

We say that a calendar year is 365 days, and it is, more or less. But it takes just a little bit longer for the Earth to make its lap around the sun, about 6 hours, making a full year 365.24219 days. So we add a day every four years, a process known as intercalation.
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Wednesday, February 22,2012

THE TRIAD’S COMMUTER CHALLENGE: Regional transit's growing popularity and uncertain future

Felicia Hayes stood under the awning outside the Winston- Salem Transportation Center on Liberty Street on a mild Thursday evening as she waited for the 6 p.m. bus back to Greensboro About a dozen people had gathered at the bay under streetlights warding off the gathering dusk.
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Wednesday, February 15,2012

A dream Deferred

Tonight the dream lives in the auxiliary basketball court at Winston-Salem State University, a perfectly serviceable expanse of seasoned hardwood, with rudimentary bleachers and old-school fiberglass backboards — not up to par for the WSSU Rams...
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Thursday, February 9,2012

A many splendored thing

Whenever two people join together as one, love exists between them, no matter if they speak different languages, come from different backgrounds, have different skin color or — as is the case with the subjects in this week’s cover stories — share the same gender.
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