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May 18, 2016

• Carrboro boys lacrosse ekes out 1A/2A/3A East final win against Chapel Hill
• Norma Schrader: GA’s double standard
• Dick Robinson: A conniption fit
• Larry Reed: Ultimate special interests
• Marvin Maddox: McCrory’s moniker
• Sally Ann Munro Alvarez: Heart-breaking bigotry
• John Franklin: Valuable snakes
• Lou Giglio: No raises for GA
• Dianne Godfrey: Becoming the hated
• Clear vision in Durham’s budget
• HB2 strikes a sour note
• Jermaine Evans steps down as Rolesville football coach
• Fike strikes late to oust Corinth Holders in 3A girls soccer
• At Shepherd’s Table, a 30-day giving goal
• Too many NC politicians mixing personal politics with evangelical callings
• Lee County almost perfect in taking down Cleveland in 3A softball
• Panther Creek girls soccer back in the fourth round, beats Sanderson 1-0
• Middle Creek magic: Mustangs upset Cardinal Gibbons girls soccer, move to 4th round
• UNC, at times figuratively snake-bitten, seeks strong finish at NC State
• Gwinnett Braves take series as Durham Bulls fall 4-2
• Doug Rhoads, former ACC football official, left lasting legacy
• Panther Creek boys tennis heading to 4A title, edges Millbrook
• Area fishing report
• Prep notebook: St. David’s boys’ golf wins NCISAA 2A championship
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Good-ish times on ‘black-ish’ finale
• D.H. Conley pulls off another seventh-inning softball rally against West Johnston
• Wake Forest softball gets to 4th round with win over Hoggard
• Spring Creek edges Carolina 1A rival Princeton in baseball playoffs
• Leesville Road girls soccer advances past Holly Springs into the fourth round
• Three Wakefield seniors have chemistry on the softball field
• Chapel Hill girls soccer avenges last year’s playoff loss against Northern Guilford
• NC State, UNC face crucial baseball series
• Fuquay-Varina softball downs Wakefield in third round of NCHSAA 4A playoffs
• Carolina Mudcats blanked in doubleheader by Potomac
• Gwinnett Braves take series as Durham Bulls fall 4-2
• College Notebook
• Raleigh’s first Inside-the-Beltline distillery to open late May
• God Squad: Biblical stories can be true and valuable even if they never actually took place