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Bobcats plan to become Charlotte Hornets
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Knightdale boys win NCHSAA track title; SE Raleigh girls clip Wakefield
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UNC’s Holden Thorp steps out of the spotlight
In a recent interview, Thorp, leaving soon for Washington University, said he wished he had watched “Friday Night Lights” five years ago. An education about athletics would’ve come in handy.
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Even though the unemployment rate remains stubbornly high, companies with ambitious hiring agendas can’t afford to sit back and wait for top-notch job candidates to show up on their doorstep.
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Giglio: In 2013-14 basketball, it's Duke, then everybody else
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Local/State News
Chicken fanciers tour area birds living high life
The ninth annual Tour D’Coop is a benefit for Urban Ministries and introduces visitors to an array of birds and coops.
Business
Triangle companies in hiring mode aggressively pursue job candidates
Even though the unemployment rate remains stubbornly high, companies with ambitious hiring agendas can’t afford to sit back and wait for top-notch...
Politics
Victims: Marines failed to safeguard water supply
A simple test could have alerted officials that the drinking water at Camp Lejeune was contaminated, long before authorities determined that as many...
Nation/World News
In it, but unlikely to win it. Still, excitement stirs over record Powerball jackpot
Though they know their chances of hitting it big are limited, many in the Triangle say they are buying Powerball tickets just for a chance to dream...
Living
The Cookery becomes transformative venture in West Durham
Food entrepreneurs Nick Hawthorne-Johnson and Rochelle Johnson make a major mark on the Triangle food scene and a West Durham neighborhood.
Entertainment
Spoleto Festival reaches new heights
2013 edition of Charleston, S.C., arts event promises to be biggest and busiest ever.
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