RiverRun International Film Festival kicks off with an opening gala on Friday, drawing filmmakers, actors and loads of viewers to Winston-Salem. The editorial team previewed 22 of the most interesting films for this week’s cover story.
NEWS
• A brickmaker’s legacy seen as foundation for urban revival
• Participatory budgeting lurches forward in Greensboro
• High Point Journal: Wanted: ‘Active, engaged, entrepreneurial and working millennials’
OPINION
• Editorial: Life in the bubble
• It Just Might Work: City council election board game
• Fresh Eyes: Shhh… I work with crazy people
• Editor’s Notebook: Scarface
COLUMNS
• Citizen Green: Playing the short game against history by pandering to bigotry
• Fun & Games: Bracketology, or falling on your own sword
• All She Wrote: 50 Ways to Leave Your Governor
CULTURE
• Food: Questions to ask a food writer
• Barstool: Malcolm Gladwell’s rules for drinking
• Music: Phuzz Phest primer: A choice dozen
• Art: Uptown’s art boss launches a new magazine and gallery space
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