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Duke women leave Heels in their wake
North Carolina was no match for a Duke women’s basketball team that is rolling through the ACC.
Bell calls for $300K minimum b...
Mayor Bill Bell said he’ll push city lawyers and Durham’s N.C. General Assembly delegation to dra...
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Generation Z part of ‘emerging...
The impact of the web-savvy Generation Z on the state’s economy and work force was the focus of t...
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Southern High going to all-STE...
NCNSP helping with transition to energy and sustainability focus
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Durham, Wake, prepping merger ...
County officials are poised to merge their mental health care authority with Wake County’s, a dec...
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Go take a hike
Later this spring, my wife and I are going to hike the Grand Canyon.
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Orange County
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Poet, librarian, civil se...
During his 35 years with UNC Libraries, Jeffery Beam pursued what he calls two equally important callings – civil servant and poet.
Group briefly occupies Carrboro building
A group of protestors who moved into a vacant building Saturday and planned to stay there permanently vacated the site after a few h...
Bryan sworn in as new judge
As attorney Jay Bryan stood at the front of the large courtroom in Hillsborough, he looked out on a room full of people, all smiling...
Police chief has learned from recent challenges
When he was sworn in as police chief in late 2010, Chris Blue pledged to make community policing and relationship building the corne...
Forgive, live, and let go
What would be worse? Being brutally raped and having to live with nightmares and fear the rest of your life? Or being charged and co...
Orange County launches business-friendly website
In its quest to let the world know that Orange County, N.C., is open for business, its economic development office has launched a re...
Sports
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Hot-shooting Blue Devils ...
A veteran of 20 seasons as a Division I women’s basketball head coach, Duke’s Joanne P. McCallie often was a spectator when her team had the ball Monday night.
Tar Heels finally are showing what they've learned in practice
North Carolina hasn’t been the unstoppable team many had predicted in the preseason, when the Tar Heels garnered 92 of 96 first-plac...
Shegog, Heels see that ‘great teams do that’
North Carolina guard She’la White missed a 3-point shot, and then was slow getting back on defense, allowing Duke’s Tricia Liston to...
Eagles edge Bethune-Cookman; NCCU women fall at buzzer
Ray Willis scored 20 points and paced N.C. Central from the free-throw line, going 10 for 10 in the Eagles 81-79 win over Bethune-Co...
Heels storm back past Terps
Tyler Zeller scored 22, Harrison Barnes added 18 and John Henson had 17 points and 12 rebounds for the Tar Heels who trailed by nine...
Lifestyle
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Student of the Week: Hill...
When you’re juggling as many balls as Khadijah Johnson is, every minute counts. A track star and varsity basketball and softball player at Hillside High School, the 18-year...
CLASS NOTES, Feb. 7
First of two Chewning parent meetings is tonight
Preventive care important for healthy kids
To quote the honorable social reformer and orator Frederick Douglass: “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken m...
Perdue urges sponsors to help provide kids with summer meals
More than one in four children in North Carolina are not getting enough food to eat to lead healthy, active lives, according to the ...
ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS, Feb. 3
‘Braveheart’ director to speak at Duke
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This week in Pictures
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(center L) Andrew Reddish Jr., and Adrian Hogans (R) are working on a robotic project, Saturday , January 28, 2012, in the Chestnut Ridge Camp and Retreat, during the learning event “The George Washington Carver STEM Symposium” where participants will engage in robotics projects requiring to use math and science to solve problems with their teammates. The Herald-Sun | Bernard Thomas
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