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Community College Professor Faces 30 Years in Prison for COVID Relief Fund Scheme That Netted $150,000

A North Carolina woman is facing a potential sentence of three decades in prison for trying to defraud the federal government to secure COVID relief funds. On Monday, November 2, the United States Attorney’s Office East District of North Carolina announced in a press release that Pamela Humphrey, a Fayetteville Tech Community College Professor, had […]

Robeson County, NC · 3d

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This North Carolina College Just Ranked Among America’s Happiest And Most Beautiful

Three lakes, swans, brick walkways, and a fountain with its own four-foot waterfall are not what I usually picture when somebody says “college campus.”. Then I learned the entire place is officially a botanical garden. The North Carolina university made that designation in 2004, and the landscaping has only...

North Carolina · 3d
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The Robesonian

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Every stride matters: Peterson Elementary Tigers move forward together

RED SPRINGS — In the heart of the Red Springs community, Peterson Elementary School is a place where Tiger pride runs deep and every stu

Red Springs, NC · 2d

High School On SI

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North Carolina High School Football Final Scores, Results - November 6

Check out the final scores from Friday night's North Carolina high school football action across the Tar Heel State

North Carolina · 1d

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NC High School Football Scores: Playoff Schedule Changes, Thursday Games, First-Round Matchups

The 2026 North Carolina high school football playoffs kick off this week, with first-round NCHSAA and NCISAA games scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 5 and Friday, Nov. 6. Threats of severe weather have prompted several schools to move their games to Thursday, with more schedule changes possible. This page tracks North...

North Carolina · 4d

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These Are The 10 Highest Ranked Traditional Public High Schools In North Carolina, According To New 2026-27 U.S. News Rankings

A tennis team practicing at the public courts directly behind its school is the kind of detail that makes rankings feel much more human to me. The latest U.S. News results put several North Carolina traditional public high schools near the top again. Unlike selective early colleges or charter schools,...

North Carolina · 1d

The Fayetteville Observer

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Live updates, scores from first round of high school football playoffs

High school football playoffs started with a wild first round for Fayetteville teams with six of eight locals who qualified for the postseason set to play in Round 2, including Terry Sanford after its upset victory at Franklinton. All of Cumberland County's higher-seeded home teams won their first-round matchups, while two lower-seeded teams fell on the road and Cape Fear earned a first-round bye. Jack Britt, Gray's Creek, Terry Sanford, Seventy-First and Westover won Friday's games to join the Colts on Nov. 13 in the second round of NCHSAA playoffs. In NCISAA playoffs for private schools, Trinity Christian dominated Wake Christian in their first-round game. The NCHSAA 6A East No. 21-seeded Bulldogs notched the wildest win, combining with No. 12 Franklinton for 97 points in their shootout, won 54-43 by Terry Sanford as running back Sebastian O'Keefe became the program's single-season rushing leader with a five-touchdown performance. Here's more from first-round playoff games involving Fayetteville teams. Fayetteville NC high school football scores: Playoffs Round 1 .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } NC high school football scores: Playoffs Round 1 .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Terry Sanford scores upset in

Cumberland County, NC · 1d

Charlotte Observer

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Friday's rewind: NC high school football playoff scores, schedules, coverage

The first round of the NCHSAA and NCISAA playoffs are in the book. Here’s what we saw Friday. — In Harrisburg, Hickory Ridge blew out Chapel Hill in the 7A bracket, winning 59-0. Hickory Ridge was winless two years ago and was 7-24 in the three seasons before this one. Friday, the Ragin’ Bulls notched their third straight shutout. In those wins, Hickory Ridge — which plays at East Forsyth next week — has outscored opponents 162-0. — Palisades, expected to emerge as a Mecklenburg County power this season, looked the best it has all season, dominating Ardrey Kell at home (more on that below). — Butler avenged a 22-20 regular-season-ending upset loss at Independence at home Friday. The Bulldogs beat their arch rival, 30-14, and snapped a three-game losing streak. — In Huntersville, Hopewell accomplished its goal of having a home playoff game as coach Brandon Sneed rebuilds the program, but the Titans fell to Porter Ridge, 23-8. The Pirates, who ended a three-game losing streak, led 20-0 at halftime. Corbin Donnahoo threw two touchdown passes for the Pirates (4-7). Hopewell ends its season at 5-6. — The NCISAA Division I playoffs featured a shower of routs — Cannon

North Carolina · 2d

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Friday Football Frenzy: Scores and highlights for Nov. 6, 2026

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Round one of high school football playoffs are here, with teams across western North Carolina looking to keep their seasons alive. News 13's Friday Football Frenzy will track scores throughout the night, with updates and photos from playoff action across the mountains. Below are the...

North Carolina · 1d

The Daily Reflector

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High school NIL grows some in N.C.; local impact remains minimal

Two years ago, some feared that by now, the best player on every high school sports team in America would be getting paid. It was then that a Wake County judge granted an injunction that struck down North Carolina’s ban on high school athletes being able to be paid for their name, image and likeness. Much was made at the time of the importance of establishing a means for high school athletes nationwide to have access to the same deals college kids were getting. North Carolina followed suit with other states, establishing an NIL platform for high school athletes similar to the NCAA’s wide-sweeping changes that allowed outside entities to pay the players who were responsible for generating much of the popularity, exposure and revenue enjoyed by their schools. Since the door was kicked open, high school NIL deals in North Carolina have grown somewhat, but their average payout isn’t much and their reach hasn’t been far. Pitt County this year has one athlete on an NIL deal, a first for the county. But the question remains, is the high school NIL era ever really going to catch on? “I would say as far as the big picture goes, what

North Carolina · 1d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Google threatened to block search function in schools. NC schools seek answers

Triangle school districts are trying to get more information about how they’ll be impacted by Google’s plan to change access to Google Search in schools. Google set off a firestorm this week when it initially announced that it would turn off access to Google Search for schools that reject use of artificial intelligence. Google then said it wanted to “clarify ” that it will turn off access by default to Search and its AI tools Gemini and Gemini Notebook with schools deciding which ones to turn back on. “We’ll share more specifics with schools in the coming months ahead of the changes rolling out so they have time to prepare and enable a smooth transition,” Chris Phillips, Google’s vice president and general manager for education, said in a blog post Tuesday . “Our goal is simple: provide school leaders the control and confidence to use AI products in classrooms as they see fit.” Schools want more info on Google’s changes Google Classroom is used by 90% of school districts nationwide so any changes are drawing concern. “We’re monitoring and waiting for more details from the company,” said Michael Hyland, a Wake County school system spokesperson. The controversy comes as schools

North Carolina · 1d

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The O’Neal School announces new tuition fund

The O’Neal School announced the creation of the Bradshaw Tuition Fund for Opportunity Scholarships, a transformative initiative made possible through the generosity of longtime O’Neal supporters and benefactors Stan and Jean Bradshaw. The program will provide 10 50% tuition scholarships to new students entering grades 9 and 10 beginning with the spring semester of the 2026-27 school year.

Southern Pines, NC · 2d

Raleigh News & Observer

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NC State's Sigma Nu brothers could face charges. Here's how NC law treats hazing

The doors to an NC State University fraternity will remain closed amid an ongoing probe into serious hazing allegations within the organization, university officials and the national organization said this week. But whether fraternity leaders can be criminally charged hinges on North Carolina’s hazing law — a statute that some experts say contains a more narrow definition in comparison to other states. NC State’s Sigma Nu fraternity has been the target of a weeklong investigation into its alleged hazing of new members, with graphic videos and anonymous reports describing pledges enduring physical abuse, pressured drug use, threats and multiple hospitalizations, according to recent search warrants. In a statement to The News & Observer on Friday afternoon, Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman declined to comment on what specific charges the state could consider against Sigma Nu members, but said officials would “follow the evidence wherever it leads in considering what charges are appropriate.” “State law prohibits activities that are defined as hazing,” Freeman wrote in a message. “Abuse under any circumstances is not to be tolerated. It takes courage for victims to speak out. We take protecting our young people seriously and are committed to a thorough investigation and any

North Carolina · 1d

Asheville Citizen-Times

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NCHSAA football playoff scores for every first-round game in Western North Carolina

The 2026 North Carolina high school football playoffs are here. The NCHSAA and NCISAA playoffs begin with their first rounds on Nov. 6. See all the scores from Western North Carolina and across the state from this round of the playoffs . .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } .scorestream-widget-container iframe {height:100%;} .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } .scorestream-widget-container iframe {height:100%;} Stream North Carolina HS football games live on NFHS Network Thursday, Nov. 5 CPLA 16, Bonnie Cone 0 Camden County 40, ALA Johnston 13 Central Davidson 28, Nash Central 21 D.H. Conley 63, East Wake 32 East Carteret 36, Union 6 Farmville Central 49, Heide Trask 6 Hobbton 56, Northampton County 12 KIPP Pride 15, Jones 12 Leesville 37, Broughton 0 Lexington 28, Roanoke Rapids 7 Louisburg 20, Ayden-Grifton 15 Rocky Mount 38, Aycock 20 Rosewood 36, Pamlico County 16 Sanderson 41, South Central 28 South Garner 20, Hillside 16 Southeast Raleigh 41, New Hanover 7 Southern Nash 41, Rockingham County 25 Wallace-Rose Hill 68, Trinity 0 Washington 34, Eastern Wayne 28 Weldon 16, Rocky Mount Prep 8 Friday, Nov. 6 A.C. Reynolds 10, Statesville 7 Albemarle 38, Bradford 19

North Carolina · 1d

The Robesonian

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Fairmont football earns first playoff win since 2016

FAIRMONT — It’s safe to say the Fairmont football team has hit the ground running in its first season under coach Reggie Bush.

Fairmont, NC · 1d

NC Newsline

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A new documentary looks not-too-far back at NC college student voting this election

Some ballots haven’t even been counted yet, but a documentary about the 2026 election from the perspective of North Carolina college students fighting for campus early voting sites has already had its debut. “Where Do I Vote Again?” screened Thursday night at The Rialto in Raleigh. It encapsulates the work of students who tried to […]

North Carolina · 2d

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White Oak Elementary welcomes Tucker Honeycutt back to school with show of support

White Oak Elementary School celebrated the return of student Tucker Honeycutt on Thursday, Nov. 6, with students and staff showing their support by wearing special shirts and sweatshirts. According to a social media post from the school, students, known as the Wildcats, wore Tucker-themed clothing to celebrate his return. Seeing...

White Oak, NC · 2d

Neuse News

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Lenoir, Jones counties among those eligible for UMO AgPrime Grants

UMO AgPrime grants are available to farmers and agribusiness owners in Beaufort, Bertie, Bladen, Brunswick, Camden, Carteret, Chowan, Columbus, Craven, Cumberland, Currituck, Dare, Duplin, Gates, Hertford, Hoke, Hyde, Jones, Lee, Lenoir, Montgomery, Moore, New Hanover, Pamlico, Pasquotank, Pender, Perquimans, Onslow, Richmond, Robeson, Scotland, Tyrrell, and Washington counties.

Mt Olive, NC · 2d

Asheville Citizen-Times

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Smoky Mountain's Rylee Smith scores 7 TDs to lead WNC 1st round NCHSAA playoffs top performers

The 2026 North Carolina high school football postseason began with the first round of the NCHSAA and NCISAA playoffs on Nov. 6. Here are the Western North Carolina football top performers from this week. BOLD PREDICTIONS: Three bold predictions for WNC programs in 2026 NCHSAA football playoffs Zane Cheuvront, Avery County: Cheuvront ran for 281 yards and two touchdowns on 30 carries, and caught a pass for eight yards in a 44-28 loss vs. Langtree Charter. Kolton Wise, Avery County: Wise ran for 44 yards and a touchdown on two carries in the loss. Dillon Beam, Cherokee: Beam completed nine of 12 passes for 147 yards and two touchdowns with an interception and ran for 20 yards and a touchdown on four carries in a 39-12 win vs. Hayesville. Tsu-la Howlingcrane, Cherokee: Howlingcrane caught six passes for 138 yards and two touchdowns and returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown in the win. Kingston Welch, Cherokee: Welch ran for 160 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries in the victory. Kyngston Denson, North Buncombe: Denson ran for 168 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries, and caught three passes for 53 yards in a 58-34 loss vs. Smoky Mountain.

Sylva, NC · 1d

The Robesonian

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Pirates struggle in 1st-round playoff loss

MOCKSVILLE — The Lumberton High School football team faced a big early deficit and lost 50-23 to Davie County in Friday’s first-ro

Lumberton, NC · 1d