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The Hole-In-The-Wall North Carolina Italian Café Where Every Bite Tastes Like A Family Recipe

I stumbled into Gocciolina on a warm Tuesday evening, expecting nothing more than decent pasta in a strip mall. What I found instead was a place where every dish felt like a secret passed down through generations, where strangers hugged servers on their way out, and where the chalkboard menu changed daily like a love...
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Beyond the Bro Bar: Tipsy Bull Brings Inclusive Game Days to Golden Belt

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Durham just added a fresh sports hangout: Tipsy Bull Sports Bar quietly opened in early October 2025 at 800 Taylor Street on the Golden Belt campus, with a ribbon cutting slated for November. The self-described high‑energy hub is pitching wall‑to‑wall...
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Triangle groups ease holiday strain amid rising food costs and SNAP cuts

With Thanksgiving just days away, rising food prices and changes to SNAP requirements are putting a strain on many North Carolina families.
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Red Baron Banks signs with Duke

A Newland teen and softball standout at Gates County High School will continue her student-athlete career at Duke University. Kyndall Banks, 17, signed her letter of intent to play softball for the Duke Blue Devils during a signing ceremony at the school on Wednesday, Nov. 12. Gates High athletic director Matt Biggy...
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Helpful Suggestions for ICE Posts to Enhance Our Community’s Safety

In an effort to maintain safety and prevent panic in the community, a social media post has urged individuals to refrain from sharing unverified rumors about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity. The post, made by a member of the Siembra community, highlights the negative impact of such rumors,...
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Cary Town Manager Sean Stegall on paid administrative leave

Deputy Town Manager Russ Overton is now the interim Town Manager.
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Transform Your Mindset: NC Central alum’s new book ‘Legacy Is Monumental’ offers hope and...

DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — A North Carolina Central University alum has just released his transformative new book. “Legacy Is Monumental is more than just a story — it’s a mental reset for anyone struggling with self-doubt and anxiety,” Charlie Williams said about his new book. Williams...
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Dock-to-Downtown: Nerra Drops Anchor on Ramseur with Seafood, Soul, and Supper Clubs

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Craving coastal flavors without leaving downtown? Nerra has dropped anchor on the east side of Durham, promising a seafood‑first, seasonal “Kitchen. Bar. Market.” at 506 Ramseur Street.
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Novartis to Invest $771 Million, Create 700 Jobs in North Carolina’s Research Triangle

Big pharma is making a big move in North Carolina's Research Triangle. Novartis, the global medicines company, is set to invest $771 million and generate 700 new jobs across Durham and Wake Counties by the end of 2030. The announcement, made by Governor Josh Stein, underscores North Carolina's continued leadership in...
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55 new troopers graduate from North Carolina State Highway Patrol training

"It takes a special person to work in law enforcement," Governor Stein said

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