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Mitt Romney won’t run for president in 2016
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Louisburg woman wins trip to Super Bowl from McDonald’s
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Judge hears arguments in NC voter ID case
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For Virginia, this is the beginning of the toughest stretch in their schedule, playing Duke, at North Carolina and then hosting Louisville all within an eight-day stretch. Leading up to this game with the Blue Devils, UVA had a five-day break between...
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Louisburg woman wins trip to Super Bowl from McDonald’s
Ashley Garcia usually watches the Super Bowl with family and friends in her living room. But this year she is headed to Arizona for Super Bowl XLIX after she won an all-expenses-paid trip through McDonald’s.
Business
US economy slowed last quarter, but signs are pointing up
The U.S. economy slowed in the final three months of 2014, but a burst in consumer spending and the prospect of continued low energy prices are bolstering confidence that growth will strengthen this year.
Politics
Superintendents, education advocates join effort to reduce school testing
Parents have been complaining at least since the 1990s about the proliferation of school testing, which they say limits classroom creativity and puts too much pressure on children. Now superintendents and education advocacy groups are formally joining...
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Mitt Romney won’t run for president in 2016
Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee who surprised the political world when he said he was mulling a third run, said Friday that he’s ruled it out, deciding that “it’s best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity...
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Craig LeHoullier, co-founder of Tomatopalooza, publishes first book, 'Epic Tomatoes'
You have likely tasted Craig LeHoullier's work, but you may not realize it. The North Raleigh heirloom tomato expert kicks off a series of book events with a talk Wednesday at Quail Ridge Books & Music in Raleigh.
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‘Suge’ Knight arrested on suspicion of murder
Former rap music mogul Marion “Suge” Knight was fleeing for his life when he allegedly ran over two people – killing one of them – in Compton on Thursday afternoon, his attorney James Blatt says.
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