Donation to benefit military support organizations
The N.C. Bankers Association is donating $100,000 to organizations that support military personnel in the state.
Portrait is solemn tribute to slain teen
An acrylic portrait of a promising teen shot and killed this summer now graces the walls of a community center where he was a constant presence.
Dickerson convicted in slaying
A jury finds that the Raleigh man acted with premeditation in the beating death of Brenda Fox.
Killer pleads guilty, gets life in prison
Joseph D. Sanderlin admitted Friday that he killed Lauren Redman in her West Raleigh apartment in November 2005. He pleaded guilty to first-degree murder.
Day lily sale postponed a week
The annual Raleigh day lily sale scheduled for today has been postponed.
Center makes a big impression
Raleigh's new convention milieu dazzles visitors at opening.
Diocese to honor retired bishop
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh will honor retired Bishop F. Joseph Gossman on the 40th anniversary of his ordination as a bishop with a special Mass today.
Jury deliberating in beating death
Wake County Briefs: A Wake County jury spent three hours Thursday trying to decide whether Charles Dickerson planned to kill his ex-girlfriend Brenda Fox or whether he snapped and killed her without any forethought.
Snake stows away for rush-hour ride
Rush hour is bad enough. Add a 3-foot ball python, though, and a commute becomes an adventure.
Milestones
Catherine Bell, Taylor Carraway and Kelsey Puryear of Raleigh and Drew Falvey of Cary participated in the 2008 Martha Guy Summer Institute for Future Business Leaders at Appalachian State University in July.
Pepperdine alums plan mission work
The Raleigh alumni chapter of Pepperdine University will serve the Raleigh Rescue Mission from 9 a.m. until noon Saturday as part of the California school's 20th annual Step Forward Day.
Police release photo in bank robbery
Wake County Briefs: Police on Thursday released a surveillance photo of a man wanted in a bank robbery.
Police moves costing plenty
The temporary displacement of Raleigh's police headquarters could mean handsome deals for two property sellers in a credit-crunched real estate market.
Raleigh gives developer a four-month extension
The City Council voted again Tuesday not to terminate a contract with a developer who failed to meet a city-imposed deadline for a key downtown project.
Auditors account for every drop of alcohol
Keith Bowler's business performs "alcohol audits" for bar owners, pinpointing losses and translating the ounces lost into dollars.
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