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November 6, 2015

• Panther Creek girls tennis bests Green Hope for 4A East final
• What to Watch on Friday: Cue up the cute on ‘MasterChef: Junior’
• UNC one of four teams playing in ACC Women’s Soccer Championship that starts Friday in Cary
• Duke leads area schools in Graduation Success Rate
• College football roundtable: Is Clemson the ACC’s only playoff hope?
• Enloe’s Antavius Marrow shoulders Enloe through tough football season
• NC Science & Math returning to finals after shutting out Carrboro
• Cardinal Gibbons senior runner Sophie Ebihara wants to get past second-place streak
• ECU looking to recover from loss at UConn
• Turnovers elusive for NC State defense
• Raleigh Charter beats East Carteret to win the 1A East girls tennis final
• Union Pines edges Terry Sanford for 3A East girls tennis title
• Rested Canes ready to get back at it
• Tar Heels need to avoid turnovers to beat Duke
• Preview: Broadway On Tour At DPAC
• Theater review: Much worthy in all-female ‘Titus Andronicus’
• Notable numbers: Insurance rates, death penalty and Carson support
• Why patients should worry about a normal cardiac stress test
• Starving the IRS hurts all
• Raleigh Council takes right step on Union Station’s cost
• Brian Toomey: ‘Howard’ will be missed
• Samuel A. Johnson Jr.: A service job, too
• For North Carolina to truly prosper, we need to take care of our workers
• With crash of Russian flight, another airplane mystery to solve
• Why Chapel Hill has new leadership
• Top 2016 basketball recruit Harry Giles picks Duke
• Duke basketball’s Amile Jefferson, Matt Jones continue to heal
• Blue Devils’ running game could mean success over Tar Heels
• UNC offensive line’s a weapon, Duke coach says
• DeCock: After further review, time to ditch replay
• UNC, Duke meet with stakes rarely seen in old rivalry
• Who has the edge?
• Design District Raleigh Map celebrates 3 years
• Weekend Gourmet: Show some love for cauliflower
• Yarn and knitting shops in the Triangle
• 5 easy houseplants every novice can handle