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FSU’s Rodney McCrowre among 56 leaders selected for statewide leadership program

Rodney L. McCrowre, DBA, assistant chair and assistant professor of management at Fayetteville State University's Broadwell College of Business and Economics, was selected for Leadership North Carolina's Class 34 for the 2026-27 program year, the organization announced Oct. 13. The competitive program brings together 56 leaders from across the state...

Fayetteville, NC · 3d
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Perfect finish pushes Chatham Central past Seaforth in Chatham County football power rankings

Bear Creek, NC – Chatham Central’s historic season has produced one more first before the state playoffs begin: The undefeated Bears have climbed to the top of the Chatham County high school football power rankings. Chatham Central completed a 10-0 regular season by winning 42-28 at South Davidson,...

Chatham County, NC · 2d
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Rocky Mount Telegram

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Ladybirds, Gryphons roll into third round of the flag football playoffs

BAILEY — The Southern Nash High School flag football team rolled into the third round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Class 1A-6A playoffs with a 48-6 triumph over Burlington Williams in a second-round game Saturday afternoon at home. The Ladybirds improved to 17-1 overall and will play Pamlico County (13-2) in a third-round contest at Eastern Guilford High School on Saturday. Williams, which advanced to the second round with a 19-18 victory over Franklinton, ended its season 6-2 overall. Southern Nash took a 7-0 lead with 9:08 left in the first quarter on a 16-yard touchdown run by Aliyah Croll and the conversion run by Leila Gonzalez. Alonna Beacham’s four-yard TD run and another Gonzalez conversion pushed the Ladybirds’ lead to 14-0 with 5:41 left in the quarter. Williams answered with a 70-yard TD pass from Lauryn Kimber to Heaven Carter to cut the deficit to 14-6. The Ladybirds essentially put the game out of reach with a 22-point second quarter. Janiyah Montague recorded a flag pull in the end zone for a safety with 6:52 remaining in the first half. Less than two minutes later, Gonzalez threw a 12-yard TD pass to Jayda Leonard and then

Bailey, NC · 4d

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PLAYOFFS PREVIEW: Four area football teams get first-round byes for state playoffs, two others play next week

Only two football teams from Alamance County will have first-round games in the state playoffs, while four others received byes into the second round. The North Carolina High School Athletic Association released the brackets for the playoffs Saturday. First-round games are set for Friday night. The second round is slated to be contested November 13.

Alamance County, NC · 6d
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WRAL News

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Wake voters approve $680M school bond, including renovations

Wake County voters approved a $680 million loan for the Wake County Public School System, largely focused on renovations and replacements, rather than new schools. With 202 of 216 precincts reporting, 314,506 voters approved the bond, compared to 181,888 who voted against it. The bond will be funded by a...

Wake County, NC · 4d

carolinajournal.com

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Wake school board seeks dismissal of suit tied to Lassiter resignation

The Wake County school board is asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by former assistant principal Scott Lassiter. Lassiter alleges he was suspended from his job and forced to resign to help Democrats in North Carolina's 2024 legislative elections. Lassiter was the Republican candidate that year in...

Wake County, NC · 4d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Wake teachers, students are missing some instructional materials. What's the holdup?

Teachers at dozens of Wake County schools are still waiting to get copies of instructional materials that would have normally arrived before the start of a new quarter of classes last week. Wake County teachers were told last week that delivery dates hadn’t been released yet by the district’s printer for second quarter math materials for traditional-calendar elementary schools and English language arts materials for middle schools. Teachers were also warned that funding hasn’t been secured yet for print instructional materials for the third and fourth quarters. “Thank you for your patience and flexibility as we coordinate the delivery of these materials to support teaching and learning during Quarter 2,” Wake said in a message to schools. Sara Clark, a district spokesperson, said the materials for this quarter and the rest of the school year will be delivered to schools at some point. But no additional information was provided to The News & Observer by the district as of Monday about when the materials will be delivered and why it was delayed this year. Instructional materials delayed Wake provides a Chromebook for every K-12 student to use in class. Printed materials are used to supplement the classroom instruction. In addition,

Wake County, NC · 4d

Rocky Mount Telegram

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RMA boys repeat as NCISAA champions

The Rocky Mount Academy boys’ cross country team has repeated as the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association Division II state champions. Led by five runners placing in the top 10 — including overall winner Reid Gross — the Eagles finished with 19 points to easily outdistance St. Thomas More Academy, which was second with 70 points, and Hickory Christian Academy, which took third with 121 points, at McAlpine Park in Charlotte. Faith Christian School ended up 14th with 353 points. On the boys’ side, Gross, a junior, captured the state championship by completing the course in 16:02.51, more than 27 seconds better than his teammate, junior Sage Burrison (16:28.64). Junior Auvi Alston finished third in 16:29.61 while senior Benjamin Spain ended up fourth in 16:47.77. RMA’s fifth scorer, sophomore Thomas Vaughn, emerged ninth overall in 17:51.65. Other competitors for the Eagles included freshman Logan Williams (29th in 19:41.72) and freshman Alex Vire (34th in 19:49.35). Faith Christian’s highest-placing runner was junior Ethan Carr, who was 33rd overall in 19:49.31. Other Patriots competing included sophomore Zachary Rabe (83rd in 24:20.02), freshman Luke Roberts (93rd in 24:58.45), freshman Chance Pridgen (94th in 25:06.16), seventh-grader Roman James (103rd in 26:40.39) and freshman

Rocky Mount, NC · 4d

The Enterprise

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Southern Nash flag football drubs Williams, 48-6, in NCHSAA 2nd round

Southern Nash beat Williams 48-6 in the NCHSAA flag football playoffs, advancing to face Pamlico County after Leila Gonzalez threw four touchdown passes.

North Carolina · 5d

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Orange Football to Host Richlands in Opening Round of the 5A State Playoffs on Friday; Winner Goes to Eastern Alamance

When Fritz Hessenthaler became Orange football coach in June 2025 and brought along David Grimm as his offensive coordinator, the mission was clear. To return Orange football to prominence. Now, just 17 months after taking the job, Orange will host a state playoff game on Friday night for the first...

Hillsborough, NC · 6d

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Corinth Holders decides to forfeit tonight’s game at Millbrook

Corinth Holders has decided to forfeit tonight’s season finale at Millbrook, according to multiple reports. There has been no official comment from the school or Johnston County Public Schools as of yet, and this story will be updated if a statement is released. We’ve have obtained a copy of...

Wendell, NC · 8d

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Education Department adds NC to ‘pass the trash’ investigations

RALEIGH — The U.S. Department of Education gave an update on its initiative to hold accountable states and districts for a practice known as “pass the trash.”. Pass the trash refers to a teacher being allowed to keep teaching or transfer to another school or district despite allegations of sexual misconduct with students, which sometimes go unreported to state officials and law enforcement.

North Carolina · 8d

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Wake Forest students reflect on voting

As Wake Forest students cast their ballots in the midterm elections, some out-of-state residents faced decisions over whether to cast their ballots in North Carolina or in their home state. Many students also took advantage of resources from the student voting initiative Deacs Decide. Choosing where to vote. Although nearly...

Wake Forest, NC · 6d

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JCPS Approves $1.35 Million In School Facility Projects

SMITHFIELD — The Johnston County Board of Education approved more than $1.35 million in construction, maintenance and building system work during its October meeting. The largest individual project is at Micro Elementary School, where Vortex Construction Co. was awarded a $421,375 contract to build an enclosed connector between the northwest wing and the main school building.

Johnston County, NC · 8d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Wake County schools grapple with how to remember students who died by suicide

Editor’s note: This story contains discussions about suicide and self-harm, a topic that will be disturbing to some readers. If you are having thoughts of suicide or other mental health struggles, call or text 988 for a 24/7 hotline. The Wake County school system is trying to find the line between recognizing students and school employees who die by suicide without glamorizing it and potentially causing others to engage in self-harm. The Wake school board is trying to develop a new policy to standardize how schools deal with memorials and grief support. The new policy would apply to all deaths, but the challenging point is how to handle memorials for students and employees whose death was caused by suicide. “A big risk when we glamorize suicide, we do things that suggest to our very vulnerable teens that that’s an option,” Corliss Thompson-Drew, Wake’s director of school psychology, told the school board’s policy committee this week. “We have phenomena that’s called suicide contagion, which is essentially we see suicides popping up in a cluster area, and that’s not what we want for our students. “We want our students to know that when they are stressed, suicide is not a normal response.”

Wake County, NC · 8d

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Parents, Residents Can Challenge School Materials Under New JCPS Policy

SMITHFIELD — Johnston County parents, teachers and residents will have a new process for challenging books and other materials used in public schools. The Johnston County Board of Education approved revisions to two policies during its Oct. 13 meeting, bringing the district’s rules in line with new state requirements.

Johnston County, NC · 8d

The Enterprise

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Wilkins earns recognition through UNC School of Government

Nash County Commissioner Gwen Wilkins has earned the Mentor Recognition Level in the Local Elected Leaders Academy through UNC’s School of Government.

Nash County, NC · 8d

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Corinth Holder forfeits the football game against Millbrook High School for the October 29th Game.

Reports from Millbrook High School and Corinth Holders High School state that Corinth Holders High School has forfeited the football game that was set to take place on Friday, Oct. 30. Millbrook High School is coming off of an amazing season with 5 wins, 0 losses and 1 tie. For...

Wendell, NC · 9d

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NC High School Football Rankings: Garner cracks Top 10, Rolesville & Reagan climb, Hough still No. 1

Garner’s victory over previously unbeaten Clayton last Friday night shook up the latest North Carolina high school football rankings heading into the final week of the regular season. The Trojans climbed six spots to No. 10 in the NC Football News statewide composite rankings following their 31-21 victory over...

Garner, NC · 9d

raleighmag.com

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Inside Wake Tech’s New Fire and Rescue Training Center

Practicing for the worst-case scenario—before it’s real. As Raleigh’s skyline rises, the emergencies firefighters train for are getting taller too. Enter Wake Tech Community College’s new Fire and Rescue Training Center, set to open in 2027 on its Eastern Wake Campus in Wendell—giving Triangle first responders a place to practice for the kinds of multistory emergencies that are nearly impossible to recreate on the ground.

Wake County, NC · 9d