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Showdown set for last night of regular season – Southeast vs. Eastern
The regular season comes to an end in area high school football Friday night and there’s plenty to be determined in the Mid-Carolina Conference. Southeast Alamance goes to Eastern Alamance with first place at stake. Here’s a look at the slate of area games:. Southeast Alamance at Eastern...
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Kaden Craft runs for two TDs, throws for another in win at Davie County
Four-star Class of 2028 quarterback Kaden Craft of Lake Norman High School in Mooresville, N.C., accounted for 219 yards of total offense and three touchdowns in the Wildcats' 28-7 win at Davie County High School in Mocksville, N.C.
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North Stanly stays perfect with shutout win over Bonnie Cone
NEW LONDON — North Stanly’s football team moved within one win of the first 10-0 regular season in program history Friday night, overwhelming Bonnie Cone Leadership Academy 60-0. Playing in front of their home crowd in New London, the Comets (9-0, 4-0 Yadkin Valley) scored 40 points in the first quarter of the nonconference matchup as they eventually handed the winless Eagles (0-9, 0-5 Catawba River) another defeat.
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Duke Raised Its Wages, But Coalition Presses Duke to Invest More in Durham
“I live here in Durham. My rent went from $716 to $1,300,” Earl Bradley said at a rally calling on Duke University to raise its minimum wage. “It’s not just me facing the rent hike. It’s people working at Duke.” Bradley is a worker leader with the Union of Southern Service Workers (USSW) and a former Duke housekeeper. Duke is the largest employer in Durham and North Carolina’s second-largest private employer.
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Johnson installed as DCC President
He’s been on the job for over a year. But now Dr. Cornelius Johnson is officially President of Danville Community College. Johnson was formally installed as the eighth president of DCC in a recent weekend ceremony on campus. “This inauguration is about much more than one individual or one...
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‘They Want These Voices Silenced’: North Carolina Students March to Vote After Officials Deny Campus Polling Site
Students at a North Carolina university aren’t letting a rejected polling site stand in the way of casting their votes. After election officials denied an on-campus early voting location at North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, the nation’s largest Historically Black College or University (HBCU), students took matters into their own hands, marching to an off-campus polling station to make their voices heard. And they weren’t about to go quietly, either, with a marching band joining the procession.