Selected contents from
the August 2001 issue
of the North Carolina Magazine
Cover
Story

New
Wines From an Old Vineyard
North
Carolina’s 21 — and counting — wineries are proliferating, and
succeeding,
in a state whose tradition in the industry dates a robust 400 years.
Retirement Finances

Insuring
Investments
For
nervous investors who are concerned about what their financial future
might
hold, an insurance policy on your mutual fund may retire your worries.
Retailing

Cornering
the Market
Buffeted
in part by price swings in motor fuel and cigarettes, convenience
stores
in the
state
struggle to keep profit margins high in a rapidly changing,
competitive industry.
Community Profile

Rising
Superstars
The
historic values of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County are helping to
foster
a
new generation of growing companies in the heart of the Piedmont
Triad.
Executive Profile

Quite
a Stretch
Keith
Crisco co-founded Asheboro Elastics Corp. in 1986. Fifteen years
later, he’s
proof
that farm boys can become successful city slickers yet remain true to
their roots.
Departments
Editor’s
Desk
Regional Business Reports
Executive Voices
Publisher’s Column
Tar Heel Travels
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