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Winners look ahead

    Winners look ahead

(pictured above: Stacey Rubain (second from right) poses with supporters and friends (from left): Justin Hurie, Renu Syal, Bryan Mosley and Angela Townsend.) After months of stump speeches, photo ops and

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Extirpating Racism

    Extirpating Racism

Personal stories highlight YWCA initiative (pictured above: Gateway YWCA Board Member LaShonda Hairston speaks on the history of the Historic Oak Grove School.) The Gateway YWCA took its annual Stand Against Racism

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Stable Carver leader sought

    Stable Carver leader sought

(Ron Travis with Beverly Emory at Carver last year.) School officials say a new Carver High School principal could be selected as early as this summer. “My biggest need and

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Their Day

    Their Day

WFU holds first LGBTQ graduation (pictured above:  J. Robby Gregg addresses attendees.) Wake Forest University held its first Lavender Graduation on Wednesday, April 30, giving an inspirational sendoff to LGBTQ (lesbian,

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Speakers: Coal ash threat real

  Speakers: Coal ash threat real

(pictured above: Amy Adams speaks.) The Feb. 2 pipe leak that dumped 39,000 tons of coal ash into Dan River is

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Victim remembered

  Victim remembered

(pictured above: Flowers and candles sit near the spot where Jerome France died last month after he was intentionally hit by

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Bowing In Gracefully

  Bowing In Gracefully

Local singer’s group makes gospel debut (pictured above:  Grace members (from left) Gene Hoskins, Janae Brown of Charlotte, Ajay Simmons of

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Committee to consider public’s input in search for new chancellor

  Committee to consider public’s input in search for new chancellor

(pictured above: Debra Miller listens as Chancellor Donald Reaves speaks last year at the grand opening of a center named in

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Side-splitting laughs promised by local funnyman

  Side-splitting laughs promised by local funnyman

If laughter is in fact the best medicine, then suffice it to say that city native Dion Fowler is hoping

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It’s In the Bag

  It’s In  the Bag

Project pushes students to eschew environmentally-toxic plastic shopping bags (pictured above:  Hundreds of students take part in the Earth Day demonstration.)

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