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March 31, 2015

• 5 things to watch from the Carolina RailHawks
• Florida mandate sparks girls’ lacrosse headgear debate
• NASCAR penalizes Newman, Richard Childress Racing over tires
• Prep notebook: Ravenscroft’s Ryen Frazier fast again; Leesville Road gets football coach
• Don’t derail North Carolina’s clean energy boom
• Plane crash shows changing debate on security v. privacy
• John Corbin: Discrimination bill
• John MacPherson: Voting rights not under attack
• David Larson: Legislative trendsetters
• Buck Horton: Markets and merchants
• Mark Hellman: Numerous tax hits and nicks
• Laura Ford: Compost company
• Roger M. Deese: Disclaimer needed for Tata
• Indiana law appears to permit discrimination
• Triangle food banks need extra help this time of year
• U.S. Rep. Walter B. Jones: Time to leave Afghanistan
• Celia Powell Liebl: A ‘sulfurous’ jab at Nichol
• Hugh Giblin: Transparency and SBI
• Alice Garland: Lottery beneficial to education
• Vincent M. DiSandro Sr.: Wrong again
• Brad Bradshaw: N.C. losing face on delaying Dix deals
• Paul T. Caldwell: Limiting vaccines promotes suffering
• John Marlow: Republican nonsense
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Sutton Foster charms in ‘Younger’
• Mary Jane Marshbanks: Selective testing
• Paul A. Buescher: Lottery’s lack of benefits
• Kari Summers: Year-round school lament
• Leading man a natural role for actor, guard Quinn Cook
• Kyle Larson out of hospital, still awaiting clearance to race
• Carolina Panthers’ Ron Rivera: Free agents can break through
• ECU’s Joe Ingle Louisville Slugger national player of week
• Corinth Holders grabs league lead with shutout of South Johnston
• Corinth Holders rallies in the seventh to down South Johnston
• Indianapolis has been good to Duke’s Plumlees
• After 2014 shutout, two ACC refs picked for Final Four
• 12 tasty ideas for leftover Easter ham
• Easter side dishes
• True Flavors Diner now open in Durham