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NewsBaseball fans back in swing of thingsMore than 12,000 people spent a sunny afternoon watching professional baseball in the Triangle on Labor Day.
Motivate yourself to avoid a traffic jamYou'll be late getting to work Wednesday. Better tell your boss today.
Jefferson Thomas, 68, of the 'Little Rock Nine' in 1957LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -
Jefferson Thomas, who as a teenager was among nine black students to integrate a Little Rock high school in the nation's first major battle over school segregation, has died. He was 68.
Inmate who claimed abuse diesRALEIGH -
Timothy E. Helms, a mentally ill inmate whose skull was smashed following an August 2008 fire in his prison cell, died at a Greensboro hospital Sunday morning.
Election season gets startedRALEIGH -
Republicans and Democrats celebrated Labor Day by kicking off the county-to-county, household-to-household fight for political dominance of North Carolina.
Diversity isn't all we needIt was 12th-grade math class. As the teacher droned, I had my textbook open - to the latest copy of Mad magazine. So engrossed was I in the spoof rag tucked inside my textbook that I didn't notice that the teacher had materialized beside me.
Icagen to reverse-split its stockIcagen will make a new move this month to avoid having its shares delisted from the Nasdaq.
8, not 10, hurt in shooting, police sayDURHAM -
Police have revised the number of people wounded during a Sunday morning shooting.
Extra authority sought for mayor pro temWENDELL -
A raft of rule changes proposed by Town Commissioner Sid Baynes could require the town to seek changes to its charter - and possibly state law - before they take effect.
Charlotte Real Estate Firm Says Sex Sells HousesPeters & Associates, Inc says they are selling million dollar houses with a new approach.
Silver Alert: Greensboro Police Looking for 81-Year-Old ManPolice said James A. Butler was last seen walking north on Woodbriar Avenue around 2:50pm.
Fake Money Fooling Triad PeopleAsheboro police warn some businesses have mistakenly accepted fake $100 bills.
Birdhouse project earns Cary girl Bronze AwardJancey MacDonald, a rising sixth-grader at West Cary Middle School and daughter of Jay and Teresa MacDonald of Cary, has earned her Girl Scout Bronze Award, the highest award a Junior Girl Scout can attain.
Raleigh girl does stint as legislative pageCorinne Jurney, a Broughton High School student, recently served as a page in the N.C. House of Representatives.
Cary girl spends week as N.C. House pagePanther Creek High School student Kristen Johnson recently completed a week as a page in the N.C. House of Representatives.
Thumbs Up to youWelcome to The News & Observer's Thumbs Up page, your place for news about the achievements and adventures of young people from across the Triangle. Each Tuesday, we'll bring you stories and photos of the kids who make this a great place to live.
Gold project raises awareness of sea turtlesCarolyn Marie Caggia of Cary has been awarded the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest achievement in Girl Scouting.
Summer of serviceWhen most high schoolers work over the summer, it's to make a little extra money for themselves.
Raleigh Scout earns Eagle with info kioskAndrew Turner of Raleigh has earned the highest achievement in Boy Scouting, his Eagle Scout rank.
Book project earns girlMeghan Stuchel of Wake Forest has earned the highest award possible for a Junior Girl Scout, her Bronze Award.
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