NC Man Charged With Murder In Infant's Death

WFMY-TV Greensboro - Tue Nov 10

A North Carolina man has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of a 10-month-old infant girl.

Veterans seek funds for van program

Wilson Daily Times - Mon Nov 09

Most mornings, often before the sun rises, vans leave Wilson for hospitals and clinics in Durham, Raleigh and Greenville.

Pfizer To Cut Jobs In Two Triangle Locations

WNCN-TV Raleigh - Mon Nov 09

9 11:50 pm Tweet This! http://mync.com/site/44273/ RTP, N.C. - The world's largest drug maker says it will make job cuts in the Triangle just weeks after it acquired another drug firm with deep roots in the area.

Six at McDonald's hospitalized after exposure to substance

Eastern Wake News - Sun Nov 08

Six people went to hospitals today after exposure to an unknown material at a Knightdale McDonald's. The McDonald's at 7141 Knightdale Blvd.

Sutton Hears Concerns About Diversity Policy

WNCN-TV Raleigh - Sun Nov 08

8 11:03 pm Tweet This! http://mync.com/site/44219/ An event Sunday night for citizens to bring their concerns to Wake County Board of Education member Keith Sutton turned into a forum about the county's school diversity policy.

Bake, Craft & Ten Thousand Villiages Fundraiser

WNCN-TV Raleigh - Sun Nov 08

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In Service November 8

Enquirer-Journal - Sat Nov 07

Weir completes Air Force basic SAN ANTONIO a ' Air Force Airman 1st Class Carson J. Weir graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base.

Tobacco Trail stretch almost finished

The Cary News - Sat Nov 07

Work is expected to wrap up by Thanksgiving on a 4.7-mile segment of the American Tobacco Trail from Green Level Church Road near Apex to Scott King Road in Durham.

How do we channel some of that climate westward?

The Asheville Citizen-Times - Sat Nov 07

Last week, Site Selection magazine, an economic development publication, ranked North Carolina as the No.

Don't mess with a good thing

Richmond County Daily Journal - Fri Nov 06

5 Here are some plain-truth observations about Wake Countya s public school system: Ita s successful, educating a broad range of students who perform well on mandated tests and enjoy a host of extracurricular activities and academic opportunities.