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April 22, 2016

• Fuquay-Varina edges Apex to move into tie atop SWAC softball standings
• Cleveland shakes off deficit, Smithfield-Selma in Two Rivers soccer
• West Johnston baseball beats Clayton 8-1 to widen conference lead to two games
• Ravenscroft boys lacrosse too much for North Raleigh Christian
• What to Watch on Friday: ‘20/20’ special report on death of Prince
• Grading NCHSAA’s realignment: Eastern conferences
• Drivers right, NASCAR wrong: Tony Stewart should be allowed to speak his mind
• Holly Springs baseball forces tie atop SWAC with win against Middle Creek
• Hornets coach Steve Clifford undecided on starter to replace injured Nic Batum
• Jordan-Matthews softball powers past rival Chatham Central
• Ravenscroft girls lacrosse shows defensive improvement in win against Providence Day
• Canes sign Nordstrom to 2-year extension
• Durham Bulls’ game Friday at Norfolk postponed
• Balaguert’s walk-off home run lifts Pelicans past Mudcats 6-5
• Notebook
• Notable numbers: education spending, cohabitating and who wins against whom
• The beauty of Ella Baker Day shows best of North Carolina
• A vision of an NC community where everyone can thrive
• Creative entrepreneurs get down to business in Raleigh acting classes
• Hunter Jenks named Clayton High head football coach
• Obama the worst president ever? Not even close
• Leonard Wilson: GOP potty mouths
• Joe Moran: Ignorance disguised as morality
• Bob Jenkins: A liberal-made crisis
• Balaguert’s walk-off home run lifts Pelicans past Mudcats 6-5
• Mudcats Snap Six Game Losing Streak, Defeat Pelicans 6-3
• Duke’s Amile Jefferson officially granted a fifth year
• Duke celebrates 2015-16 basketball season at banquet
• UNC names Mitch Trubisky starting quarterback
• In April, basketball hope springs eternal
• Justin Jackson, Kennedy Meeks declare for NBA draft, leave option to return to UNC
• Snow: Of best friends, male vs. female
• Raleigh, Chapel Hill clubs host upcoming garden tours
• Pick your flowers to take the heat
• Creedmoor farmer tells truth about rhubarb