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DA Cline suspended; hearing scheduled on whether she keeps job
A judge on Friday suspended District Attorney Tracey Cline from all her official duties, pending a Feb. 13 hearing on whether she’s engaged in conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice.
Nurse anesthetists: Helping ac...
In the spring after a massive earthquake devastated Haiti, Adam Flowe came to work in a hospital ...
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Duke Energy rate increase appr...
A rate increase for Duke Energy Carolinas’ residential electricity customers in North Carolina wi...
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Police say boy, 4, accidentall...
A 4-year-old boy shot himself in the head by accident Friday morning after finding a loaded gun i...
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Restorative Justice Project be...
Religious Coalition for a Nonviolent Durham needs participation and support from the community as...
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15 to receive Emerging Artists...
The Durham Arts Council will honor 15 local area artists selected to receive Ella Fountain Pratt ...
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Orange County
Suspects returned to the scene of the crime
The two men charged with killing a retired deputy and a store owner northwest of Hillsborough reportedly returned to the scene of th...
Sale of Chapel Hill bar He’s Not Here set for Wednesday
A record-setting number of inquiries were made into the purchase of the longtime Chapel Hill bar and beer garden He’s Not Here, resu...
Who is 'the grand old man'?
Now that Reynolds Price is gone, who is the “grand old man” of North Carolina literature? My candidate is Fred Chappell. If you hav...
Man pleads guilty to robbery
A man from Little Washington who robbed a man and then led police on a high-speed chase through Chapel Hill pleaded guilty to the ro...
Ross recommends 8.8% tuition hike
Tuition across the 16 university campuses in the UNC System will increase an average of 8.8 percent – about $470 -- in 2012-13 for i...
Sports
Tyrone Outlaw Jr. (44) defends the basket against Hillside s Darian Allen. (The Herald-Sun/Bernard Thomas)
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Person nips Hillside
Overtime win in Roxboro breaks tie with Hornets for first place in the PAC-6, gives Person two nailbiter wins over Hillside in as many tries.
Eagles could use more offense
A three-game road swing for N.C. Central started well in the nation’s capital but ended badly in the Charm City.
Miles Plumlee, Duke’s lone senior, is intent on closing strong
Just short of two years ago, the ascension of Duke senior Brian Zoubek to the starting lineup triggered an adjustment for Miles Plum...
Bullock, White fill vital roles in win over rival Pack
The loudest cheers during the pregame introductions at the Smith Center didn’t go to North Carolina’s biggest stars Thursday night.
Liston’s 16 keep Duke unbeaten in ACC
CLEMSON — Tricia Liston scored 16 points and Elizabeth Williams added 14 to help No. 5 Duke remain perfect in ACC play with an 81-37...
Riverside takes a pair over Northern
Riverside seems to picking up steam in the PAC-6 boys’ basketball race, beating Northern 74-49 on Friday night for the Knights’ four...
Lifestyle
Felicia Boswell and Bryan Fenkart in the national tour of “Memphis,” which will be at DPAC Jan. 24-29.
Felicia Boswell and Bryan Fenkart in the national tour of “Memphis,” which will be at DPAC Jan. 24-29.
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REVIEW: ‘Memphis’ has it all
Audiences in Durham now know why the Broadway musical “Memphis” won the 2010 Tony Award for best musical. Now on national tour, “Memphis” has it all – stellar cast, fabulou...
A movie with the heart of a lion
Families encouraged to view animated Easter tale
Review: Jazz fans should hope Ketch CD a sign of things to come
Jim Ketch, director of UNC’s Jazz Studies Program and music director of the North Carolina Jazz Repertory Orchestra, has a new relea...
Girls + math = success
Women and Math program mentors aim to increase interest in male-dominated fields
Student of the Week: Sophomore has his gaze fixed on graduation
Propelled by his own dreams for his future and a sense of responsibility to his family, Demontae Alston is sure of one thing: He wil...
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North Carolina Central Central student volunteer s Estela Siqueira is demanding more work, packaging dehydrated rice and soy meal, January, Monday 16, 2012, during the Stop Hunger Now‘s Million Meals packaging event at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life on campus. This 6th Annual MLK Million Meals event is coordinated by Duke University, North Carolina Central University, and Durham Rotary Club The Herald-Sun | Bernard Thomas
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