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October 14, 2015

• RailHawks edge past Edmonton for soccer win
• Chapel Hill boys soccer stays atop Big 8 with win over Cedar Ridge
• Grace Christian’s Austin Lang, Eagles defeat Trinity Academy in soccer
• Chapel Hill claims Big 8 girls tennis singles and doubles conference championships
• Cardinal Gibbons sweeps PAC-6 girls tennis championships
• Rolesville’s first conference title comes in boys cross country; Knightdale girls take Greater Neuse River
• UNC guard Marcus Paige rejects Duke hair comparison
• Listen to Amateur Hour: A News & Observer College Sports Podcast
• East Wake volleyball trounces Knightdale, continues GNRC run
• Parker Watson leads a Smithfield-Selma sweep of Two Rivers 3A golf titles
• Corinth Holders’ Dyer, Triton duo roll to Two Rivers 3A tennis titles
• Enloe, Heritage play to a wild 5-5 tie in boys soccer
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘Empire’ feud continues
• A $6 million gun
• Clinton wins Round One
• Democrats now the party of ‘normal’
• Theater Review: Justice Theater Projects wins over audience with ‘A Lesson Before Dying’
• MaryBe McMillan: Working families deserve better
• Patty Hager: Degrees don’t guarantee jobs
• Richard Cassel: School musical chairs
• Alcoa suit about public trust, not property rights
• Canes recall McGinn, Pesce
• Sanderson doubles team, Wakefield’s Boyden win Cap-8 girls’ tennis championships
• Notebook: Volleyball races come down to the final week
• Middle Creek boys soccer shuts out Holly Springs
• 3-point shooting, improved ball movement keys to Hornets’ 113-71 victory over Clippers
• Canes hope this NC State Fair trip goes better than the last one
• Sanderson volleyball win big for Cap-8 playoff picture
• ‘Inside Basketball’ to debut Saturday
• Belgian Cafe opens in Apex