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January 28, 2016

• Panther Creek boys basketball defeats Middle Creek, gets back in playoff race
• What to Watch on Thursday: New ‘Apocalypse’ comedy on NBC
• Wolfpack falls to 1-7 in ACC with loss to Georgia Tech
• Corinth Holders rules Two Rivers 3A boys and girls swimming championships again
• Orange wrestlers top Chapel Hill and head for 14th straight Big 8 title
• Durham School of Arts girls, NCSSM boys win Northern Carolina Conference swimming title
• Gottfried shows frustration after Wolfpack’s latest loss
• Don’t hand off failing NC schools to charter companies
• McCrory’s reversal on CSX site is setback for NC economic development
• Putting football in its place on UNC campuses
• Lee Teague: Charter successes
• Sharon McDonald: Scalia’s slippery slope
• Joseph Kyzer: Explore open enrollment
• Florian Howaniec: Not-so-good times
• John Fricks: Everyone entitled to vote
• Samantha Flynn: A humane transit plan
• Russell Leiman: Nuclear grandstanding
• Bill Davenport: Good ol’ gas days
• Game Picks: ‘Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen’ resurrected for PC
• Theater Picks: Burning Coal’s ‘Blue Sky’ staged at Raleigh’s CAM
• Canes’ All-Star Justin Faulk excited to be part of the game
• College Notebook: Former Duke football All-American Bob Burrows dies
• Listen to HBCU Voice episode 7: A News & Observer sports podcast
• Cary wrestling upset by Panther Creek, responds by beating Fuquay-Varina
• East Chapel Hill boys, Cardinal Gibbons girls win PAC-6 swimming championships
• DeCock: Wolfpack finally feeling pain of ACC losses
• The Menu: From 2015 – Best in the Triangle, Restaurant of the Year
• The best restaurants in the Triangle for 2016
• UNC point guard Marcus Paige’s first coaches – his parents – wait like everyone for slump to end
• Raleigh’s Bida Manda named best restaurant in state by Business Insider