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April 28, 2016

• Clayton clinches Greater Neuse River 4A girls soccer title
• East Wake softball completes sweep of Knightdale
• Fuquay-Varina girls soccer edges rival Middle Creek
• Sanderson softball gets first win of the year, beats Broughton to even season series
• What to Watch on Thursday: Is Liz really dead on ‘The Blacklist’?
• TV Picks: Larry Wilmore hosts White House Correspondents Dinner
• Millbrook’s Almontaser wins Cap-8 conference singles, Wakefield’s Carter and Grewe take doubles
• Prep notebook: Cardinal Gibbons wins PAC-6 boys golf ttile, Northern Durham’s Michael Wicker wins POTY
• NC State’s ’83 title team finally gets a trip to White House
• NCAA adopts anti-discrimination process for sites bidding on championships
• Durham gives up 5 runs in 8th as Louisville wins 8-3 Thursday night
• HBCU Voice: A talk with new Shaw football coach Adrian Jones
• Theater Picks: Justice Theater Project presents ‘Still...Life’
• Replacing Wake valedictorian process with Latin honors makes sense
• Durham’s new top cop needs to be high-profile chief
• Clayton’s Klein Evans wins Greater Neuse singles, Brooks Campbell and Banks Evans win doubles
• B.N. Williamson: Baseball box scores matter
• Joseph Ustach: Complex bill deserved debate
• Edie Szyperski: Faith groups help students
• Fran Langstaff: Disengaged Newton
• David N. Camaione: GOP wrong about teacher status
• Angela Bridgman: A dangerous place for transgender people
• Obama trip to Hannover Messe an important manufacturing moment
• Newton’s ‘straight’ talk offers chance for honest NC conversation
• Take Five: Piff the Magic Dragon hits Raleigh, an art walk in Durham
• Dining review: At EpaChamo, Argentinian tradition gets local tweaks
• Former Duke safety Jeremy Cash ready to hear his name in NFL Draft
• NC State, Duke set for big baseball matchup
• Former Standard Foods butcher to start Brine Haus food truck