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Survivors hope to inspire cancer cure
The first three hours were easy – the sun blazed, music pulsed, and Naylor could hear the laughter of children bounding around in an inflatable bouncy castle nearby.
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EPA to hold public meeting tonight about water contamination in Wake Forest
Federal and state environmental officials will hold a public meeting tonight about an area of suspected water contamination in Wake Forest.
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During a recent visit with children at Richland Creek Elementary and Sanford Elementary schools, members of the Knightdale-Wake Forest alumnae chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority donated school supplies and copies of a new children's book.
From UNC School of Gov't: 'I Second that Amotion'
With apologies to Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, and with assurances that I haven't left out the space in "a motion," this post addresses a question about whether a North Carolina local governing board has authority to oust one of its members.
Garner police add counterfeit money charges in Wilmington man's case
Kyree Reginald Easter, 21, of Wilmington was being held in the Wake County Detention Center when Garner police served him with arrest warrants on Friday.
Driver facing charges in head-on wreck
According to Trooper H.A. Hiatt of the North Carolina Highway Patrol, shortly before 9 p.m., Jody Golding, 34, of 1025 Copeland School Road, was driving a 1983 Chevrolet pickup north on Siloam Road at a high rate of speed near 1010 Siloam Road, which is in what locals call pickle curve between Little Mountain Church Road and Old Creed Road.
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Family plea for support post auto wreck
McCree Wilson Gentry, Jr., best known in the community as 'Smoke' recovers from life threatening injuries he sustained on March 5 in an head-on auto collision in State Road.
State responds to mother's plea to investigate teens' cancer cases
Report: Triad Hospitals Charge Different Fees For Same Service
Euro Cafe now open in Wake Forest
Mohamad Kahlout, owner of Petra Grill in North Raleigh, has opened Euro CafA© in Wake Forest.
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Jonesville celebrates history, patriotism with Jubilee
Two prom attendees and several others look on as the large American Flag is lifted into the air via Arlington Fire Department's truck ladder.
College Baseball Roundup: No. 1 Tar Heels chalk up 42nd victory
CHAPEL HILL Left-hander Hobbs Johnson struck out a season-high nine over five innings Wednesday night as top-ranked North Carolina downed The Citadel 13-0. Johnson held the Bulldogs to just two hits in his 10th start of the year for the Tar Heels .
Pre-Mother's Day personalized jewelry class offered Friday, Saturday
This necklace, created by instructor Alison Beal, is indicative of the type of jewelry students will make while taking Vance-Granville Community College's 'Hand-Stamped Jewelry' class this weekend.
Bill scratches lottery winners from public record
Twice this tobacco farmer has won the Carolina Cash 5 lottery jackpot with a ticket he bought from the One Stop Shop on Mitchell Mill Road.
Three Wake students battle rare cancer: Cluster or coincidence?
A Wake Forest mother is pushing the state to investigate after three Wake Forest teenagers from the same graduating class were diagnosed with an extremely rare form of cancer.
Photo Tour: The Body Shop's new store design
Jason Feldman, president and general manager of The Body Shop's operations in the U.S. and Mexico, during a visit to the retailer's newly remodeled location at Crabtree Valley Mall in Raleigh says the company is rolling out its new "pulse" store design concept to 30 more locations in the U.S. in 2013.
St. Aug's student charged with scheme to pass bogus money at Target stores
Augustine's University student who they say passed counterfeit $50 bills at area Target stores.
4-year-old violinist from North Carolina in need of transplant
As Caesar Sant draws his bow back and forth across his small violin, the pinky finger on his right hand starts to quiver ever so slightly.
Bill scratches lottery winners from public record
Twice, this local tobacco farmer has won the Carolina Cash 5 lottery jackpot with a ticket he bought from the One Stop Shop on Mitchell Mill Road.
Editorial: When tinkering becomes meddling
There has long been a tension between county commission members and school board members.