Triad City Beat

18/07/2025

Publisher Brian Clarey with his last award from AAN Publishers.

11/07/2025

Four months after our closure, Triad City Beat continues to kill it. Big congrats to Brian Clarey and Gale Melcher who won first place in their categories for this year’s national AAN Awards. Not too shabby!

10/03/2025

Hi everyone!

It's been a little while. We're back to send you the promised update about where you will be able to find local reporting. We miss you lots but promise to keep up the rigorous reporting that TCB was known for. It might look a little different but the passion is still there!

Hi everyone! It's been a little while. We're back to send you the promised update about where you will be able to find local reporting. We miss you lots but

01/03/2025

Thank you so much to everyone who came out to support Triad City Beat at its last anniversary party on Feb. 28. The back room of Scuppernong Books was filled to the brim for most of the night with former staffers, readers and longtime supporters of the little paper that could.

We felt that the event was more of a celebration of life than a funeral and that was thanks to everyone who came by. We can't thank you enough.

Photos and videos by Brandon Demery.

Thank you so much to everyone who came out to support Triad City Beat at its last anniversary party on Feb. 28. The back room of Scuppernong Books was filled to

01/03/2025

Speeches by Brian Clarey, Sayaka Matsuoka, Jordan Green and Eric Ginsburg from last night's Last Anniversary Party at Scuppernong Books.

Thank you so much for everyone who came out to say goodbye and also to everyone who has supported us the last 11 years. It was a wonderful, amazing ride.

Video and photos by Brandon Demery.

28/02/2025

Big thanks to 88.5 WFDD for highlighting our work and TCB's legacy!

A day before shutting down permanently, Brian Clarey and Sayaka Matsuoka from Triad City Beat discuss the publication's history and what made it unique.

26/02/2025

SPONSORED: Revity differs from banks because it is a not-for-profit organization.

Revity differs from banks because it is a not-for-profit organization.

20/02/2025

For our last issue, we put a call out to our supporters to contribute their own thoughts about Triad City Beat and share the ways that this paper impacted them.

Featured photo: Audience members listen during the Greensboro reverse town hall on Oct. 7. (photo by Carolyn de Berry)A newspaper is nothing without its readers. Without them, we're just writing and publishing stories for the void.

20/02/2025

Swag Shop is still open... for now!

Check out TCB Swag Shop on Bonfire and shop official merchandise today! Featuring limited edition custom apparel, printed with care in the USA just for you.

20/02/2025

Over the past 11 years, Triad City Beat has had the wonderful opportunity to be a home for writers to hone their craft and jumpstart their careers.

Featured photo: Eric Ginsburg, Brian Clarey and Jordan Green. (photo by Carolyn de Berry) While newspapers wouldn't exist without its readers, the same could