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CBB Seed Line Implications: 4 Duke at 14 North Carolina

Mackenzie Brooks joins Tommy Tran to discuss seed line implications for 4 Duke at 14 North Carolina.
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Is the Triangle getting safer? New crime statistics in Raleigh and Durham suggest so

Violent crimes are down slightly, and there's a major drop in car thefts in Raleigh, with a 43% decrease in the last quarter.
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Duke will make Caleb Wilson eat his words for once blasting the Blue Devils

North Carolina star freshman has never been shy about voicing his excitement about the Tar Heels, but his disdain for the Blue Devils may come back to bite him.
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Public expresses concerns over building new natural gas plants, delaying coal retirement

At a public hearing Wednesday at the Durham County Courthouse, about a dozen people offered feedback to the North Carolina Utilities Commission on Duke Energy's latest proposed plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Overall, people expressed concern about delaying the retirement of some coal plants and building...
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Duke receives $18 million to support first-generation, low-income students

Duke announced in December that it received an $18 million grant for its Low-Income, First-Generation Engagement program (DukeLIFE) dedicated to supporting first-generation and/or low-income (FGLI) students on campus. The gift, $8 million which came from the Sutherland family and $10 million from the Duke Endowment,...
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Carrboro Thrift Store Closes After 73 Years

A unique thrift store in Carrboro, North Carolina, that offered clothing, housewares, furniture, and books has officially closed after 73 years of operation. According to a post on the business’s Facebook page, Dawn Edgerton, the Director of CommunityWorx, announced that the closure decision came after the passing of...
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Fans flock to Cook Out Clash, Hornets acquire former UNC guard Coby White

Good morning, North Carolina! Here's what you need to know today. Thousands of fans showed up to Bowman Gray Stadium Wednesday for the Cook Out Clash. The NASCAR exhibition race was pushed back multiple times due to snow, but that didn’t stop fans from attending the event. Ryan Preece...
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FairWave Specialty Coffee Collective Acquires Joe Van Gogh

All your base are belong to us. Anyone who spent the late-‘90s on the internet will recognize the proto-meme. It was a meme before we even had a word for it, existing somewhere on the timeline between The Dancing Baby and I Can Has Cheezburger. It is etched into the brain of any chronically online Millennial who...
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Volunteer-built benches give Durham bus riders a place to sit, and send a message

The benches that appeared at five GoDurham bus stops on Wednesday are nothing fancy. Just unvarnished wood screwed together to create a sturdy place for two or three people to sit. But the volunteers who built them say the benches are important for both practical and symbolic reasons. The benches were built and...
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Western Carolina students, professors find remains of missing person

CULLOWHEE, N.C. (WSPA) – A group of students and professors from Western Carolina University helped police close a two-year-old missing persons case. According to the university, a group of six forensic anthropology students and their professors traveled to Durham to help police comb the woods around Ellerbe Creek....

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