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Lexington approves incentives for potential $1 billion, 450-job project
- Richard Craver
An unidentified manufacturer is considering Lexington for a massive $1 billion, 450-job economic-development project. The jobs would be full time and created over five years.
Watch Now: Greensboro residents protest cuts to Sustainability Office
- Kevin Griffin
The cuts include elimination of the position of chief sustainability officer.
Big week in ACC football is highlighted by Top 25 matchup
- John Dell
No. 11 Wake Forest travels to SMU for a Saturday noon game on ESPN
Watch Isaac Carr and Gallagher Placide discuss Wake's win over Charleston Southern
- John Dell
Both players came off the bench to lead the Demon Deacons to the win
Watch Steve Forbes talk about Wake Forest's win over Charleston Southern
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Demon Deacons improve to 2-1 with win at Joel Coliseum on Tuesday night
Good shooting and balanced scoring help Wake Forest beat Charleston Southern
- John Dell
“On offense, I knew it was going to be hard to score on a team who a year ago was one of the best teams in the country in not allowing assists. We did a really good job playing on balance.” - Coach Steve Forbes
At NC A&T, Olympic legend Allyson Felix shows students the power of speaking up
- Caroline Wills
Allyson Felix screened her documentary, "She Runs the World," at NC A&T and teased her return to the sport for the 2028 Olympics - six years after retirement.
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Gov. Josh Stein talks about delivering 8 millionth meal for Forsyth Meals on Wheels
Gov. Josh Stein talks about the value of Meals on Wheels during his visit to Winston-Salem on Monday.
Gov. Josh Stein comments on homecoming weekend shootings at Winston-Salem State
During a Monday visit to Winston-Salem, Gov. Josh Stein commented on the homecoming weekend shootings at Winston-Salem State.
Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for November 9
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Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for November 8
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Veterans Parade let's folks show their patriotism. See the photos
Greensboro held it's annual Veterans Parade Saturday.
Greensboro neighbors: Obituaries for November 7
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Guilford County bans data center construction for 18 months as residents raise concerns
- Camdyn Bruce
The moratorium went into effect on Nov. 5 and will expire on May 5, 2028.
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Mike Bianchi: UCF had to invent its own national championship, but 24-team playoff makes college football more fair and fun
ORLANDO, Fla. — I must be getting old. I can still remember those delirious days of yesteryear when Florida fans were euphoric about getting invited to the now-defunct Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl and Florida State fans celebrated an invitation to the Tangerine Bowl. I remember when New Year’s Day was sacred, when the Cotton, Sugar, Orange and Rose bowls were college football’s cathedrals, and when ...
Noah Hiles: An expanded College Football Playoff means more opportunity — and pressure — for Pitt
PITTSBURGH — Many people will tell you it’s things like tradition and school pride that make college football great. They’re not wrong, but neither serve as the primary reason for the sport’s popularity. The biggest thing that separates college football from other sports? Pressure. Historically, college football has offered hardly any room for error. One bad performance could cost an awesome ...
3 thoughts from College Football Playoff rankings: Texas Tech, SMU on the outs, for now
DALLAS — The second batch of rankings for what, as it turns out, will be the final version of the College Football Playoff's 12-team bracket was released on Tuesday night. Here are three observations from the latest rankings drop: Texas gets a bump before Death Valley showdown The No. 6-ranked Longhorns get a small bump up one spot after their win over a ranked Missouri team last Saturday. ...
Miami tumbles in second College Football Rankings after loss to Notre Dame
The Miami Hurricanes moved down in this week’s College Football Playoff rankings after losing to Notre Dame, as expected. But Miami is still in a good position to make the playoffs for the second year in a row. The Hurricanes are No. 7 this week after losing on the road to the Fighting Irish. “Miami didn’t look great early in the game — give some credit to Notre Dame’s defense — I think Miami ...
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Guilford County Schools will update bus rosters after a 10-day ridership review in November to streamline routes, reduce delays and adjust service for families.
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Sweet, Nussbaum earn SoCon player of the week honors
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UNCG's Allie Sweet and Chloe Nussbaum earn SoCon weekly volleyball honors after standout performances as the Spartans surge to second in the league standings.
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Virginia Tech head coach James Franklin and players recap the SMU loss and preview challenges Stanford presents ahead of Saturday’s game at Lane Stadium.
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Assistant professor Tiffany Covarrubias-Lyttle ’27 DEL receives the 2026 Jeannine Rivet National Leadership Award for her nursing leadership and rural advocacy.
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In this week’s episode of Streamed & Screened, film critic Bruce Miller offers his thoughts on some of the most notable films coming during this final stretch of 2026.
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Who will become the next James Bond? | Streamed & Screened podcast
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Las Vegas gambler beat casinos out of $15M. Now she’s telling her story
LAS VEGAS — One in 300. That is the average number of blackjack dealers that professional gambler Gina Fiore discovered that flashed their hole card — or unintentionally exposed a portion of a facedown card that should stay hidden during the dealing process. Working up to 16 hours a day scouting those dealers was well worth it to Fiore and her teams of advantage players. She said they used ...
Column: ‘Crossing Division Street’ is a new novel of family, born out of Cabrini-Green
CHICAGO — Over the many decades it loomed across a large portion of the Near North Side, the Cabrini-Green public housing project was many things to many people. It inspired some — Curtis Mayfield, Jerry Butler, Bradley Parker-Sparrow— to make music and others — Ben Austen, Natalie Moore — to write books. It broke a lot of hearts, terrified and traumatized generations. But still, tens of ...
‘We saved your life’: The remarkable bond connecting Cayden, Cameron and Carmani Boozer
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