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November 5, 2015

• Clayton grabs control early, advances by Northern Durham in soccer
• Quick strikes finally connect for Cleveland in 3-1 3A soccer win over Orange
• East Wake boys soccer streak continues with playoff win over Jack Britt
• Carrboro forfeits last football game
• What to Watch on Thursday: ‘Mom,’ ‘Elementary’ back on CBS
• Canes send Nordstrom to Checkers
• North Johnston soccer season goes historic in first-round win over Graham
• Broughton soccer to face Cap-8 rival Leesville next in playoffs
• College football capsules
• Under a new coach, Green Hope boys soccer wins playoff opener against Holly Springs
• Sanderson explodes for five second-half goals, ousts Garner in 4A soccer
• Most memorable Duke-North Carolina football games
• Duke basketball’s Amile Jefferson sprains ankle in exhibition win over Livingstone
• NC State’s Matt Dayes will miss remainder of the season
• Leesville’s single goal over Heritage enough to advance in soccer playoffs
• Peters chosen for Team Canada staff
• Rookie Brett Pesce hangs on with Canes
• Duke men’s soccer eliminated from ACC tournament by Louisville
• Notebook
• Duke-UNC and more: The football games to watch
• Middle Creek wins big against Jordan in soccer playoffs
• Take Five: A weekend of art markets and high fashion
• Ernie Pearson: Look at entire N.C. development picture
• Jim Nolan: Hindsight his best quality
• Mary Williams-Kotnik: Prime example of greed
• Michael Hinton: A partisan witch hunt
• John F. Bridgers: Chancellors and CEOS
• Theater Picks: Bare stages ‘Titus Andronicus’ with all-female cast
• Game Picks: ‘Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate’ is another big winner
• Why I left NC district schools to teach in a charter school
• The GOP’s suicidal politics
• DeCock: Marquise Williams has chance to leave rare mark at UNC
• Dining review: Add Golden Palace to your list of go-to Chinese spots
• Listen to Amateur Hour: A News & Observer College Sports Podcast
• Rebuilt UNC secondary turning heads – including its own
• Succulents class at Raleigh garden center plus more home & garden events