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October 31, 2015

• Cedar Ridge, Carrboro advance to NCHSAA East volleyball finals, Lee County exits playoffs
• East Wake football inches past rival Knightdale
• Fuquay-Varina avoids letdown, tops Panther Creek football
• Corinth Holders football in position to win Two Rivers 3A after win at South Johnston
• Middle Creek outlasts Green Hope football, inches towards unbeaten season
• Holly Springs scores two TDs on defense to beat Cary football
• Cleveland Rams roll past Western Harnett football, big showdown looms
• Cary Academy sweeps boys, girls NCISAA cross country team and individual titles
• Cardinal Gibbons hands Broughton first volleyball loss in fourth round of playoffs
• RailHawks end season with win, players excited about new owner
• What to Watch on Saturday: ‘Ash vs. Evil Dead’ on Starz
• Football roundup: Wake Forest survives a Sanderson scare
• Wakefield’s defense steps up in Cap-8 victory against Heritage football
• Broughton football downs Enloe for first win of season
• St. David’s wins fourth straight NCISAA 2A girls tennis title, defeats Cape Fear Academy
• Leesville Road girls top Green Hope, Broughton boys win 4A Mideast cross country regionals
• East Carolina struggles in first trip to UConn
• Third-ranked Clemson downs NC State to remain unbeaten
• NCISAA 2015 fall sports playoff brackets, results
• Garner clamps down on defense, defeats West Johnston football to ensure conference title share
• Canes return home to top Avalanche 3-2
• Triton wins second straight, thrashes Smithfield-Selma football
• Sandra M. Mazo-Nix: Fossil-fuel subsidies
• Walter Powell: Pure GOP rhetoric
• Floyd Whitney: BOG’s iron curtain
• Steve Toler: Spellings has work to do
• Doug Sedlak: Spellings has credentials
• John Rhodes: A Spellings lesson
• William S. Meyer: Can Spellings learn?
• Sharon McDonald: Spellings needs to appreciate university complexity
• Lanny Hoskins: Hope for Spellings
• Barb Goldstein: ‘Research leave’?
• Now playing in NC: Superb teachers leave, best students avoid profession
• Blowing the whistle on fear
• Barbara Bays: Alternatives to flipping desk
• Singing, production shine through in NC Opera’s ‘Madama Butterfly’
• NCHSAA 4A girls tennis: Wakefield’s Boyden wins 3rd singles crown; Panther Creek duo makes historic 4-peat
• Durham players finish play in NCHSAA 1A and 2A singles, doubles championship
• Michel’s 23rd goal for Riverside brings down East Chapel Hill
• Blue Devils win comfortably in preseason opener
• Debbie Moose: What happens when hipsters get ahold of Mason jars
• Snow: Are we running out of sin?
• Persimmon festival, Home Depot workshops and Chapel Hill gardening classes
• Let dwarf mondo grass solve your lawn problem