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Skipping out on this year’s ceremony at the Microsoft Theater is Field of Dreams and Dante’s Peak alum Lee Garlington, who was up for an award at the Creative Arts Emmys for her role in the web series "Broken" (Christina Pickles took the honor for "Break A Hip"). "I want to stay at home and watch it in my pajamas and eat popcorn,” said Garlington. Meanwhile, fifth-grader and Shameless regular  Christian Isiah isn’t sure whether he’ll get to attend. Clad in a pink suit, purple shirt, and gingham pocket square, the tyke — before devoting his Annenberg Center visit to cellphone games — said that in his dream scenario, he would take a photo with, "Just someone big that has an Emmy in their hands…Anybody, I don’t care," a souvenir to look at "and to say, ‘I have met you before.’" — Jenna Marotta

Delta Gamma Alumnae Association of Greensboro/High Point, meets throughout the year and welcomes all area DGs. Marcia House, 336-852-1598, portraithouse@juno.com.

ABCM Corporation-owned Nora Springs Care Center was named to the Iowa National Nursing Home Quality Care Collaborative Honor Roll. The list recognizes performance on the Nursing Home Compare long-stay quality measures.

The Predator Helios 500′s GPU is the other major consideration. It’s actually the first time we’ve seen a high-end Radeon GPU in a laptop in a long, long time. 

For most people, the Core i9 offers better performance at lighter CPU loads. It’s also the priciest of configurations, as we didn’t see it for less than its list price of $2,500. 

America’s SBDC Iowa named Mara Bridal & Special Occasion Boutique of Charles City the winner of the SBDC’s statewide Business of the Month Award. Mara Bridal & Special Occasion Boutique opened in November 2017 and is owned by Tiffany Rottinghaus. The store offers gowns and formal wear, and has two full-time and three part-time employees.

Dodd, AVP ag/commercial lender, joined First Security in Manly in June 2016. He previously worked for Wells Fargo in Des Moines and for 16 years in sales. Dodd grew up in Northwood and graduated from Wartburg and Capella. He lives in Osage with his wife and four children.

Saturday, October 6 ​@ Illinois Institute of Technology | U.S. PREMIEREAny Way the Wind Blows (東京ウィンドオーケストラ) | Free and Open to the Public. RSVP is required. Japan | 2016 | Japanese w/ English subtitles Director: Yuichiro Sakashita Starring: Miho Nakanishi, Shiori Higuchi, Mantaro Koichi, Kazuya Tachibana, Daisuke Matsuki, Shohei Tanabe Instead of a famous orchestra, a town hall employee mistakenly invites the lesser-known Tokyo Wind Orchestra to Yakushima island. The ensemble members attempt to leave the island, but the employee is desperate to cover up her error, convincing them to pretend they’re the real deal. This film is the third original film production from Shochiku Broadcasting, which also produced Three Stories of Love by award-winning director Ryōsuke Hashiguchi. Through comedy skits and plenty of wit, first-time film director Sakashita depicts the chaos of the amateur group in the most enjoyable manner.

A National Weather Service winter storm warning remains in effect until noon Monday, but NWS meteorologist Chris Hintz said the worst is definitely over.

Marmalade Canning Class: 5:30-7:30 p.m. Nov. 29, NC Cooperative Extension, 3309 Burlington Road, GB. $25. Register. Vincent Webb, 336-641-2412 or vince_webb@ncsu.edu.

Entertainment mogul Byron Allen never stops hustling and was overheard giving actress Thandie Newton advice on how to cast a movie.

Painter Margaret Neumann has cast an aura over Denver’s art scene for decades, first with Colorado’s counterculture Armory Group in the ’60s — some of whose members helped found the Drop City artist commune in southern Colorado — and later as a co-op stalwart at Spark and Pirate galleries. Long represented by Rule Gallery through its many phases, Neumann also had a role as a resident resource artist in the early days of RedLine. As the nonprofit art center continues to celebrate its tenth anniversary, Neumann returns with a major retrospective, What Lies Between, curated by Simon Zalkind. A fitting tribute to an artist whose mysterious and masterful paintings dig deep into the human experience, What Lies Between opens with a reception on Saturday, November 10, from 6 to 9 p.m. at RedLine, 2350 Arapahoe Street, and runs through January 6; an artist talk is scheduled for December 14. Learn more at redlineart.org.