Greensboro, NC News

• Greensboro, NC News
• Man robs East Market Street Great Stops this morning
• Gulford County's Most Wanted
• Tea Party attitudes surfacing in John Edwards trial
• Police looking for suspect in late-night robbery
• Man charged in early morning armed robbery
• UNCG's Chelimo wins 5,000 at regional
• Savvy Shopper: Share your best customer service experience
• In the circles of sacrifice: A place of remembrance
• UNC tops rival N.C. State, 4-0, in 12 innings
• Update: Woman found dead behind Greensboro church was killed, police say
• UNCG opts not to retain baseball coach Mike Gaski
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of May 26
• Job growth stalls across state
• GCS Wins Award for Commitment to Career Development
• GCS Seniors Graduate with College Credit, Associate Degrees
• GCS Seniors Win National Merit College-Sponsored Scholarships
• Miami knocks Wake Forest out of ACC Baseball Tournament
• Greensboro readers crave 'Shades of Grey'
• Swofford hearing nothing but positives from ACC schools
• UNCG opting not to renew softball coach Jennifer Herzig's contract
• Sharon Ozment, Guilford County Schools chief financial officer, to retire
• Greensboro man charged in fatal crash
• Greensboro police looking for serial arsonist
• Duke, Progress dispute high merger cost estimate
• No verdict in Edwards trial; deliberations resume Tuesday
• Guilford County Schools CFO Sharon Ozment to retire
• Replacements CEO talks about N.C. marriage amendment in New York Times article
• UNC School of the Arts names new drama school dean
• N.Y. Times reports on Amendment One backlash against Replacements Ltd.
• Dynamo soccer team at home Saturday night
• Triad unemployment falls to 9.1 percent
• Miami says it is committed to the ACC
• Caroline Lind's rowing team sets world record
• Syngenta agrees to $105M settlement of Atrazine litigation
• Madison-based Remington Arms moving to Charlotte?
• High Point Enterprise names Megan Ward editor
• Unifi completes plan to save $9M a year by redeeming secured notes
• Forsyth Medical Center planning hybrid operating room
• Hatteras ranks among nation's top 10 beaches
• Cab driver foils robbery in Winston-Salem
• Shoney's offering free strawberry pie
• Schools may change bid process
• Guilford delays vote on bonuses
• Sam’s Club Surprises June GCS Employee of the Month
• Yadkin Valley Regional Career Academy based on Scandinavian model
• UNCG's Paul Katam wins East regional's 10,000 meters
• Man struck in head during Greensboro robbery
• UNC coach Mike Fox ejected after Miami loss, will miss N.C. State showdown
• Logan Heating and Air adds electrical division with acquisition
• Buffett to Media General papers: "Berkshire buys for keeps"
• Sealy signs licensing agreements for bedding products
• UNC's Friday released from hospital
• JP Looneys closes Greensboro location
• Master flatpicker Doc Watson in N.C. hospital
• Olympian Caroline Lind's eight to make debut in Switzerland
• Thief breaks in to store, steal 12 cartons of cigarettes
• Rep. Larry Womble charged in head-on wreck that killed other driver
• Got an ugly tie? Enter our contest
• NASCAR teams up with EPA to drive green programs
• Why N.C. lawmakers have more money to work with
• Annie Penn Hospital to get $7.7M renovation
• Body of woman found in car in Guilford County
• JP Looneys in Greensboro closes
• The travel forecast for Memorial Day weekend
• Smith-Rowe wins U.S. 52 bridge contract
• Swepsonville officials OK townhouses, homes
• Krispy Kreme celebrates Doughnut Day on June 1st with free treat
• N.C. man gets 50 years in Ponzi scheme
• 27 people arrested in Charlotte gang roundup
• N.C. lawmakers to ponder money for eugenics victims
• Farmers market holding cookout
• PorterHouse Bar and Grill opening
• Kindred Healthcare Executes New Master Lease with Ventas, Inc. for 10 Expiring Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals and an Agreement to Facilitate The Early Disposition of 54 Non-Strategic Nursing Centers
• Photo gallery: Commencement ceremony for The Academy at High Point Central
• Man reports being robbed at Greensboro bus stop
• Winston-Salem police arrest 2, seize $32K worth of drugs and cash
• Passenger in car wreck on U.S. 29 in Greensboro dies
• Man convicted of child rape bolts from courtroom
• Guilford County revisits bonus cap
• At home, on the streets
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: May 21 - 27, 2012
• Teen, 17, charged in April shooting, robbery
• City seeks bill to tax performing arts center tickets
• Fort Bragg Green Berets get rare Canadian honor
• 1st Air Force female to take fighter wing command
• New N.C. bill ties corporate break, private schools
• Software helps N.C. Medicaid find unusual billing
• Kindred Healthcare Chief Executive Officer Paul J. Diaz Testifies Before U.S. Senate Finance Committee
• Perdue calls for more nuclear businesses in N.C.
• Snelgrove named president of Lexington Medical Center
• Greensboro police probe tire, rim thefts
• Top-seeded John Isner beats Malisse in France
• French passenger not charged in diverted flight
• Police: Father kills son after drinking, playing cards
• Energy program volunteers will canvas Greensboro neighborhood this week
• Monument controversy sparks vandalism
• UNCG's Bryan School launches new online graduate programs
• Unifi CEO re-elected chairman of national textile group
• Bieber Fever coming to Greensboro Coliseum
• Harris Teeter reduces hours at 7 Triad stores amid robberies
• Former Peak Fitness owner banned from operating health clubs
• UNCG launches new online degree programs
• Guilford County high school graduation photos
• Former state treasurer Richard Moore named First Bank CEO
• Ten things to know for Wednesday
• Justin Bieber to perform in Greensboro
• Woman charged with stabbing Greensboro roommate in legs
• Photo gallery: Commencement for the Middle College at GTCC-Greensboro
• Jeri Rowe: Guilford leader of tobacco prevention programs may lose job
• Fort Bragg soldier dies after Afghanistan attack
• Eugenics victims move closer to getting compensatio
• Spectators hang on for jury’s fourth day
• Short Orders: Sweet Frog Frozen Yogurt has opened
• Council shy on arts center bond
• Man robbed outside of Toys "R" Us
• Police: Injured Scooter driver flown to UNC Hospitals
• Harris Teeter reduces hours after robberies, starting tonight
• 2010 census missed more than 1.5M minorities
• Patrol charges N.C. woman with DWI, speeding on I-85
• BB&T tops in N.C. for small business lending
• Bond funding for Greensboro performing arts center may be off the table
• Donny Lambeth to retire from Wake Forest Baptist
• Flight diverted to Maine for 'security issue' on its way to Charlotte
• UNCG runner Ashley Schnell: Artist and athlete
• Harris Teeter recalls some flavors of sorbet
• FDIC sues Bank of America, others over mortgage debt losses
• Yadkin Valley Financial shareholders approve board, pay
• FedEx Cup leader Dufner to play in Wyndham Championship
• Controversy surrounding statue continues
• Associated Artists plans move to Milton Rhodes center
• Deadline approaching to claim some N.C. lottery prizes
• Davidson commissioner charged with impaired boating
• New York Times offers a more flattering look at Greensboro
• Winston-Salem group to open new arts center this summer
• CommunityONE parent FNB United files for stock offering
• Early College at Guilford ranked among nation's best
• N.C. considers new rules on coyote, hog hunting
• N.C. woman charged in wreck that kills 2 in S.C.
• Altar'd State specialty boutique to open at The Shops at Friendly Center
• Rowan teacher suspended after YouTube video release
• 2 face charges in knife attack in Greensboro
• Man delivering food robbed in Greensboro
• Photo gallery: Bittersweet ceremony for Middle College at GTCC-High Point
• Tropical Depression Alberto expected to weaken
• Forsyth County foster parent pleads guilty to sexually abusing girl, 17
• Three arrested in burglaries of Wake Forest students' homes
• Timmy from 'Lassie’ meets Vaughan of 'Susie’s Law’
• Odd twists continue in District 6
• GCS Announces First-Ever 'Cool to Serve'
• Greensboro Relay for Life-Celebrate, Remember, Fight Back
• Man kills girlfriend, then self in S.C. restaurant
• N.C. governor issues order to develop fracking rules
• Marilyn Foley appointed as new principal of Eastern High
• Arguments in Martin Marietta appeal delayed until May 31
• Buckle up. 'Click It or Ticket' campaign starts today
• Deputies seek man accused of cutting woman from chest to belly button
• Sephora to open Friendly Center store
• Cable companies to share access on 50,000 Wi-Fi hotspots
• Judge agrees N.C. matching funds provision unlawful
• Sheriff's office: Three people caught burglarizing Rockingham home
• N.C. construction employment drops slightly
• Lowe’s 1Q earnings jump 14%, but retailer cuts forecast
• Goodwill holding job fair in Oak Ridge
• Solstas joins N.C. Health Information Exchange
• Fourth of July fireworks canceled at Tanglewood Park
• N.C. man with innocence case released from prison
• Triad to host Powerade State Games in 2017, 2018
• Krispy Kreme's net income falls 34% amid higher tax rate
• Gas prices drop in Triad for sixth straight week
• NASDAQ warns Tengion it does not meet standards
• Woman with flesh-eating disease takes own breaths
• Teen dies trying to flee police in Concord
• Man wearing pajama pants, makeup robs woman in McDonald's parking lot
• Boy suffers skull fracture after hit by car
• UNCG's Kenyans run with purpose
• Cross-burning promoted on fliers in Reidsville
• Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• Court to hear suits on Reidsville statue
• Businessman donates $25 million to Davidson
• Man dies after falling into waste disposal container
• Passenger jet makes emergency landing at RDU
• Sunday market in downtown Greensboro slowly picking up
• Guilford County’s Most Wanted
• UNCG studies ADHD effects on college life
• Homes, businesses in south High Point lose power
• Julian woman who was reported missing is found
• Missing Burlington woman sought
• Man in Greensboro shot after told to empty his pockets
• At Elon, Edwards’ corruption trial brings law books to life
• Jeri Rowe: Dream still inspires Miss Jo
• Cafégency in Greensboro isn’t your typical coffee shop
• Photo gallery: Summerfield Founders' Day Festival
• Savvy Shopper: Readers share fond memories of Blumenthal's
• Arts center study looks at numbers
• Fracking debate fuels hopes, fears
• Former UNC president's condition improves
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of May 19
• Photo gallery: Greensboro College Middle College commencement exercise
• Photo gallery: The Academy at Smith commencement exercises
• Shots fired during large fight in Greensboro
• Two people robbed in Greensboro home
• Edwards deliberations to resume Monday
• N.C. Zoo donor visits his gift elephant
• Students Elect Wolf to be Mascot at McNair Elementary
• Police address "shortfalls" in 2008 homicide probe, continue to investigate
• Wake County judge resigns in light of SBI probe
• NASCAR partners with Twitter for live events
• N.C. probation officer indicted on rights charges
• Derelict? Y'all just don't know Greensboro
• Fruit of the Loom partners with Goodwill
• Photo: Eden police search for girl, 14
• Elon names Raghu Tadepalli new business school dean
• Elon University names new business school dean
• $306,000 worth of marijuana seized in Mayodan
• Kirkland Construction wins Elon softball field project
• Lanes on I-40 off-ramps at Wendover Ave. to close Sunday morning
• Syngenta expanding in Africa
• Grasshoppers owners preparing to buy ballpark
• Would the Bryan Foundation ever fund a Greensboro performing arts center?
• ECU dental center at DCCC will fill a need, student says
• Justice Dept.: N.C. probation officer forced woman to engage in sex acts
• Triad exec tells Congress small exporters need help
• Jurors in Edwards trial ask to look at exhibits
• N.C. unemployment down to 9.4 percent
• New York Post writer takes a shot at Greensboro
• Tanger invests $3M to renovate Maryland outlet center
• Harris Teeter shares lottery bonus with four local schools
• Police: Man sought after opening fire on Winston-Salem home
• Extras sought for film inspired by abused Greensboro dog
• Report: Man dies trying to save two children from drowning in Madison
• Robbery, attempted robbery reported at two Greensboro homes
• Worker at Wilkesboro doughnut shop has hepatitis A
• Teacher found guilty of assaulting student at Reynolds
• Feds: Gastonia pastor had sex with minors in Haiti
• Fort Bragg soldier charged in neighbor's death appears in court
• N.C. jobless rate still falling, but how fast?
• Photo gallery: Commencement at the Middle College at N.C. A&T
• Photo gallery: Commencement for Middle College at Bennett
• Officer chasing motorcyclist involved in wreck in Greensboro
• 'Cash Mob’ good for business
• Documents: Krzyzewski made more than $7M in 2010
• Pine Knolls Golf Club in Kernersville to go up for auction
• 15 N.C. candidates request primary runoffs
• N.C. teacher suspended for placing child in box
• NCDOT to hold meeting in Winston-Salem for minority, small businesses
• Kindred Healthcare Announces Voting Results for the 2012 Annual Meeting of Shareholders
• Kindred Healthcare Appoints Benjamin A. Breier President and Chief Operating Officer
• Attorneys wrap up closing arguments in Edwards trial
• Funeral set for teen slain in coliseum parking lot
• Ruling means June trial in Perdue campaign probe
• Greensboro Chamber announces small business awards
• N.C. teen smoking rates reach historic low
• Conviction overturned in death of N.C. visitor in Hawaii
• Charges dropped against man held in death of local musician and attempted murder of friend
• Mack and Mack wins Arts in Business Award
• Kernersville golf course to be auctioned in June
• ECU plans dental school at Davidson County Community College
• State of Davidson: Unemployment belies job opportunities
• Duke Energy wants to pilot rate cuts for large customers
• On the eve of Facebook's IPO, a look at the Triad's recent IPOs
• Greensboro considering purchase of former YWCA building
• North Carolinians are financially stressed
• Warren Buffett buying Media General newspapers, including Winston-Salem Journal
• Warren Buffett to buy Media General papers
• Photo: Car hits power pole in Greensboro
• Alligator bites North Carolina Aquarium worker trying to capture it
• 14 Wake County students suffer minor burns on school bus
• Woman reports being robbed on West Market Street
• $1 million lottery winner from Greensboro calls it a 'blessing'
• Photo gallery: Commencement for Middle College High School
• Winston-Salem teen retrieving skateboard hit by car
• Police: Gunman robs two people filming music video in Greensboro
• Photo gallery: Ride of Silence in Greensboro
• Arts center finances are a sticking point for task force
• Bill will put Cashion in at-large seat
• 'Blunders’ to free murder suspect
• Slideshow: Phillips Building in Winston-Salem illustrates obstacles in renovations
• Oops. Alaska trooper gets text seeking illegal alcohol buy
• Verizon says it's ending unlimited data plans
• Cyclists honor fallen in 'Ride of Silence'
• John Isner loses in Italian Open
• Swofford: FSU situation not brought up at meetings
• N.C. bill supports compensation for eugenics victims
• N.C. Central coach arrested on assault charge
• After-hours fee for Greensboro parking decks takes effect
• Public meeting on Florida Street extension set for Monday
• 'Accidental Mummies of Guanajuato' exhibit coming to Greensboro
• N.C. A&T chancellor, High Point businessman to receive 2012 Citation Award
• Greensboro's MyThreeSons cheese added to more Whole Foods stores
• Gail Murphy joins Women's Resource Center
• Alamance Regional files application for $60M expansion
• PTI: Arrive 90 minutes early for departing flights
• Kernersville planning board votes against school in Triad Business Park
• Study finds Greensboro performance center would be profitable; may go to voters
• Residents at Winston-Salem apartments evacuated after fire
• Photo: Car winds up in creek in Greensboro
• Man fires shot at ceiling during Greensboro store robbery
• Thomasville family hopes for miracle as mother is scheduled for deportation
• Amendment One gap in Guilford County shrinks
• Jeri Rowe: Mural celebrates Peck’s diversity, caring teachers
• Wake Forest Baptist CEO gets nearly $2.5 million in compensation
• Winston-Salem man gets up to 15 years in robbery, assault
• Perdue proclaims Tourism Day in North Carolina
• Teen pleads guilty in mom's throat-slashing
• N.C. man hopes to sell sneaker idea to millionaires
• City takes first step for arts bond
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: May 15 - 21, 2012
• Join Guilford Parent Academy for Family Fun Day
• Provisional ballots further narrow Amendment One vote
• Coble bill passed to ease taxes on 'mobile work force'
• Downtown arts center would pump $7 million into economy
• N.C. designates $1.5M in federal funds for Burlington runway project
• Kernersville planning board rejects rezoning request for new school
• UNCG student, 2 others arrested in dorm robbery
• Man in critical condition after being stabbed
• Flood watch issued for Guilford County
• WF Baptist CEO McConnell earned $2.5M in compensation
• UNCG part of $3M ADHD study
• Allegacy opens Center for Smart Financial Choices
• Information technology job growth slows in N.C.
• Appellate ruling a setback for Forsyth Co. landowners suing NCDOT
• SECU to seek contractors for $1.75M Winston-Salem branch
• Sunlight Partners considering Forsyth County for small solar farm
• Krispy Kreme opening Burlington shop
• Viewpoint Studios in Greensboro closes
• Forsyth Medical Center announces Maya Angelou Center
• Officials OK $3.2M for Ralph Lauren expansion in High Point
• Triad being scouted for major call center
• Winston-Salem awaits court ruling on marriage amendment
• Mowing suspended at national parks following death
• Cape Point closed by piping plover hatching
• Staff threatened during Harris Teeter robbery in Greensboro
• Circle K robbed in Winston-Salem
• Men with shotguns rob Winston-Salem grocer
• Police seek clues, help in death of teen at coliseum parking lot
• Triad might get call center
• Forsyth could be getting its first solar farm
• Friends puzzled by death of Fort Bragg soldier shot by police
• Woman in Durham dies after hit-and-run accident
• Court in Va. to hear N.C. terror-support appeal
• Poll: North Carolinians want hospitals to drop lawsuits against patients, improve charity care
• Relay For Life Ceremony to Honor Cancer Survivors and Remember Those Lost
• Cancer Survivors Walk Lap of Hope to Kick-Off American Cancer Society Relay For Life
• N.C. governor speaks to Mississippi governor after comments
• N.C. child safety task force makes recommendations
• Judge orders Martin Marietta to halt Vulcan takeover
• Goodwill to host job fair in Whitsett
• Nearly $21 million approved for bridge work in N.C. counties
• NCDOT awards $20M worth of Triad bridge work
• Krzyzewski unlikely to return to coach Team USA at 2016 Olympics
• Dudley grad among those honored by $1 million Duke scholarship
• SilkRoad technology closes on $35M
• DA seeks SBI probe of UNC-Chapel Hill department
• Triad gas prices down again
• Krispy Kreme opening Burlington store
• Mass production of HondaJet expected later this year
• Krispy Kreme to open its first stores in India
• Fort Bragg soldier shot by police dies
• Gay marriage supporters to march in Raleigh
• Production will begin early on new HondaJet
• Guilford County prosecutor low-key but effective
• Suspect offers victim’s foot for deal in court
• U.S. 220 widening to four lanes begins
• N.C. lawmakers return to consider budget, other controversial issues
• Cary red-light camera malfunctions 31 times
• Marriage vote was a setback for liberty and equality, Bloomberg tells UNC grads
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Pay gap wide between men, women in N.C.
• Board Approves Recommended 2012-13 GCS Budget
• Guilford County Board Of Education Meeting Summary Of May 9, 2012
• Board Approves Revised 2012-13 Traditional Calendar
• John Edwards' mistress led a tabloid-grade life
• Savvy Shopper: Blumenthal's closing after 86 years in Greensboro
• Photo gallery: Readers share their Mother's Day tributes
• Tea Party's economic-issues basis reaffirmed today
• Subscriptions available Monday for Bryan Series
• N.C. Democratic Party rejects chairman's resignation
• Godsoe wins 50 backstroke in Charlotte
• First lady Michelle Obama addresses N.C. A&T graduates
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of May 12
• Tea Party's first venture into social issues ends with a win
• Photo gallery: Sites along the Peninsula and West House trails
• Photo gallery: Greensboro Youth Council Carnival
• Take a Hike series: Wonders await on the Peninsula and West House trail
• Two men shot in Greensboro
• TSA: two loaded guns found in carry-on bags at Charlotte airport
• Dual vigils for missing Fort Bragg soldier keep hope alight
• Person shot, critically wounded in parking lot during Greensboro carnival
• Judge won’t dismiss charges in John Edwards trial
• County: Can't park here anymore
• Heat takes its toll on Triad
• Southeast High Media Center To Be Named For John A. Cox
• GCS Students Named National Merit Scholarship Winners
• One lane of Business 40 in Kernersville will be closed Sunday for repairs
• Michael Jordan hits the airwaves for Novant hospitals
• High Point Mayor Becky Smothers won't run again
• Photo gallery: Law enforcement memorial bike ride
• 'Cats’ continues Best of Broadway series in Greensboro
• Report: Mayor of High Point not seeking re-election
• N.C. governor: 'We look like Mississippi' after vote
• Rubenstein gives Duke $15 million for innovation effort
• Pyramid Services branched out with ENACT consulting
• WF Baptist reports $237.1M in 2011 community benefits
• GCS to seek budget bump from county
• Slideshow: Cone's North Tower project marks half-way point
• New York contractor wins $96M Triad road project
• United Guaranty hires new COO
• Work begins on widening U.S. 220 in Guilford, Rockingham counties
• Annual Greensboro Youth Council Carnival lights up the night
• Losses mount at Triad Guaranty
• Top of the List: Largest Women-Owned Companies
• Wells Fargo to charge fee for checking accounts
• Viral video of the day: Marine gets a welcome home he'll never forget
• N.C. man who tried to open plane door faces judge
• Seinfeld to perform in Greensboro in July
• Journey, Pat Benatar and Loverboy to perform in Greensboro
• Sheriff's office: Deputies injured after fleeing wanted man jumped on them
• Police: Convicted felon shoots man after argument
• Man walking on Winston-Salem road shot three times
• Guilford commissioners upset over county manager bonus
• 39 area post offices to have reduced operating hours
• Winston-Salem police dispatcher arrested in child porn case
• Raleigh police: Accused peeper may have videotaped another child
• Motorcyclist dies after highway crash
• Lesbian seeking marriage license arrested in N.C.
• Another person joins Vaughan in N.C. Democratic chair race
• Kinston police arrest ex-UNC player in shooting
• U.S. Marine at Fort Bragg accused in girl's rape
• Coble crosses aisle to slam cushy, congressional pensions
• Beware the potential for online identity fraud
• Insights into the ACC’s new TV deal
• LabCorp shareholders vote for pay plan
• Budweiser Clydesdales will parade in Greensboro
• Photo gallery: Graduation ceremonies at Early College at Guilford
• Why LinkedIn is a critical business tool
• Survey shows residents will patronize a downtown performing arts center
• Artemis and the Scavengers store opens in Greensboro
• N.C. scores low in upward economic mobility
• Slideshow: Tracking a package through the FedEx Ground hub in Kernersville
• AKA sorority conference coming to Winston-Salem
• Greensboro sailed alone in sea of county support
• USPS plan would keep rural Triad post offices open with reduced hours
• Krispy Kreme uses business history to treat customers during its 75th birthday
• High Point mayor Smothers not running for re-election
• Greensboro resident tapped as McCrory co-chair
• N.C. man gets 7 years for natural gas fraud
• N.C. governor releasing last budget proposal
• Information on UNC-Charlotte students, faculty exposed
• Wreck closes I-95 near Rocky Mount
• Men armed with pistols, shotgun try to rob Little Vegas Sweepstakes
• Don’t lie, witness advised Edwards
• Court appearance pending in Kernersville hunter's death
• Postal worker wins $1 million from former NASCAR driver Mayfield in dog attack
• Three Fort Bragg paratroopers killed in Afghanistan
• State's most common poisonous snake can show up just about anywhere
• Triad manufacturing still growing
• Rally calls for repeal of Amendment One
• Ham's opening in Garden Creek Center
• GCS 2012 Graduation Season Begins
• Six GCS Schools Win Need Awards For Energy Education
• Expect canon fire in Greensboro Thursday
• N.C. man pleads guilty to child exploitation in Montana
• PART trims commuter routes
• Joint probe nets tools, lawn equipment linked to many Triad cases
• PART to drop 28 trips to save $1.6M
• Elon and Goodwill to collect electronics on Saturday
• N.C. marriage amendment foes consider legal options
• US Airways adding flights from Charlotte to Europe
• Why businesses should tap into geo-locating apps
• Update: Arrest made in Burbank Street shooting
• Hostess warns it could lay off 72 in the Triad
• Flynn looks to future after U.S. House loss
• Tractor-trailer accident closes Eastchester at I-74 in High Point
• ACC, ESPN agree to $3.6 billion deal
• NCDOT to open new bridge over I-85 in Davidson County
• Bank of America shareholders approve pay packages, board of directors
• Cone Health to mark halfway point for North Tower project
• Krispy Kreme shareholder sells off $50 million stake
• ACC's TV deal with ESPN nearly doubles in value
• Heavy rain, storms drench Triad; flood advisory lifted
• Rabid racoon found in Liberty
• Danica Patrick back with Sprint Cup at Darlington
• The basics of Twitter for your business
• Duke, Progress reach merger deal with customer advocate
• Primo sales up, but losses bigger
• N.C. judge: Release man imprisoned since 1970s
• Ex-aide: Edwards said he lied to protect family
• Man says intruders assaulted, robbed him in Greensboro home
• Man arrested in Greensboro robbery after police chase
• Farmers markets getting money to take food stamps
• Greensboro chemical firm fined $102K by EPA
• Food Lion warehouse hit by tornado reopens
• Duke, Progress agree not to charge N.C. customers for merger costs
• Man charged with secret peeping at North Raleigh mall
• Domino's gluten-free crust
• Short Orders: Eat family style on Sunday at Ms. D's
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: May 8 - 14, 2012
• Klan members reported at gathering in Eden
• Advocacy groups say N.C. school system discriminates
• Rescue teams find missing boy, 7, unharmed
• Advanced imaging technology being installed at PTI
• Found: Minihorse named Spider-Man
• Confused about crafting a social media policy?
• Full-body scanners being installed at PTI
• Note to voters: make sure you have the right ballot
• Amendment One passes in state, Guilford County
• Is your business new to Facebook? Here's where to start
• Owner charged after pet monkey bites 3 people in Asheville neighborhood
• Man pleads guilty to trying to smuggle guns from N.C. to Mexico
• Furniture Brands CFO, general counsel resign
• Pike Electric profits increase
• Police: Man tries to shoot woman but rifle jams
• Tengion reduces loss
• 30 acres on Wendover Avenue in High Point being prepped for development
• `Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Photos: World Wrestling Entertainment superstar delivers anti-bullying message
• UNC football, basketball players 39 percent of suspect classes
• Man stabbed in Greensboro during argument
• Police: Man selling fruit in Greensboro robbed
• N.C. votes on constitutional ban on gay marriage
• Edwards counted on Mellon for $50M gift, witness says
• AAA: Operating your car costs 4 cents a mile more
• Ragsdale Teacher Named Outstanding Secondary Math Teacher
• Kids Voting-Guilford County Recognizes GCS Students at Luncheon
• Krispy Kreme celebrates 75 years with free gift pack in U.S.
• Heiress helped John Edwards as a friend, witness says
• Hearing on $2 million Ralph Lauren incentives delayed
• Traffic alert: Lanes on Lees Chapel Road to close
• Krispy Kreme celebrates 75 years and its humble beginnings glazing in a washtub
• High Point man wins $100K day before birthday
• Suspect strikes deputy with pool stick during arrest
• N.C. says Piedmont Triad Farmers Market is financially healthy
• Hybrid vehicle maker locating in Danville
• Fort Bragg soldier arrested in gun store theft
• Blumenthal's to shut down after 86 years
• Richmond Fed chief to speak in Greensboro tonight
• Longtime Wake Forest University dean stepping down
• Banktuptcy claim involving Chinqua Penn settled
• Newcomers School falls short of prize
• Six reasons to enter Social Madness
• HondaJet to be showcased at Geneva aviation conference
• Coble disavows N.C. Senate ad
• Bank of the Carolinas reduces loss
• Gas prices in the Triad drop for fourth week in a row
• Martin Marietta to appeal Vulcan ruling
• Summerfield hires town manager
• Man charged with armed robbery in Graham
• Rockingham sheriff to testify before Congress about immigration
• Members stand behind N.C. pastor after remarks about gay behavior
• Operator sought for 3 parkway properties in N.C., Va.
• Banking official to visit Greensboro, GTCC
• West Market Street reopened after tractor-trailer wreck
• Lab results: Salmonella came from N.C. tempeh
• 4 N.C. skydivers land safely when plane loses power
• 3 killed in wrong-way collision in Virginia
• George Lindsey, known as TV's Goober Pyle, dies
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Black clergy fight amendment
• Whole Foods to donate to Habitat for Humanity
• Guilford County recognizes its top teachers
• Guilford school system effort aims to help black males
• Media circus: Press corps lines up to cover Edwards trial
• Police: Pedestrian wounded after man upset with girlfriend fires gun
• The incredible story of Dudley shortstop Brandon Burkes' 'lucky break'
• Two men rob Dollar General in Winston-Salem
• Savvy Shopper: Market showcases local arts and crafts
• Next segment of I-73 critical to PTI
• Winston-Salem police pull man out of burning car
• Police raid Greesboro flea market, seize counterfeit goods
• Former first lady Laura Bush challenges HPU graduates to help others
• Look! Up in the sky! It's Supermoon!
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of May 5
• 3 wounded in Greensboro nightclub shooting
• Photo gallery: UNCG’s commencement at the Greensboro Coliseum
• Follow the money: Testimony links Mellon, Edwards
• Salmonella in dog food sickens 14 people across U.S.
• Shooter fires into Greensboro home; no one hurt
• UNC probe finds fraud in academic department
• Food Lion ranks poorly as a shopping experience
• More than half of state in moderate drought
• Jury calls for life sentence in Old Navy slaying
• Harris Teeter earnings rise to $30 million
• Guilford County Manager Brenda Jones Fox to retire
• Duke Energy reports strong Q1 figures
• Vaughan says he'll run for state Democratic Party chair
• Fresh Market partners with American Heart Association for event
• Edwards trial driving up downtown sales
• HondaJet test flight at PTI draws big crowd
• Ms. D's Fish House to offer family-style meal
• Immigrants' school could fall short in 'Smash' contest
• Old Dominion opens service center in Hawaii
• Jury begins deliberating fate of convicted murderer in Old Navy shooting
• Allegacy opens BioTech Place branch
• Packrite to invest more than $5 million to expand
• Grimsley senior gets full-ride Duke scholarship
• Slideshow: Tour Lenovo's warehouse & hub
• Burlington man critically injured after hit by car
• Forsyth judge reverses sentence in sex-abuse case
• Five Winston-Salem officers assigned to desk duties after traffic stop shooting
• Girl, 4, dies in ATV crash in Randolph
• N.C. state auditor gets booted, pays old parking tickets
• Furniture dealer adds light touch to John Edwards trial
• A closer look at the marriage amendment
• City may trim county fire money
• Jury sees video of slain guard’s Old Navy stop
• Speakers protest county cuts
• Table 16 May menu
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: May 1 - 7
• Volunteers Needed for American Cancer Society Relay For Life in Greensboro
• Top of the List: Largest Class-A Office Buildings
• Bank of America picks new ad agency as it looks to rebuild image
• Wyndham champion (and expectant father) Webb Simpson says he'll defend title
• Democrats want N.C. ethics probes after resignations
• Attorney: Developer won't submit Friendly rezoning request Friday
• Perdue unveils details of teacher pay raise
• Asheboro woman accused of stealing Marine's identity
• Targacept posts smaller Q1 profit
• Furniture Brands into the black in Q1
• Progress Energy earnings down 18 percent
• Duke CEO: Merger OK more likely than not
• Gov. Perdue touts I-85 bridge's benefits
• Bubba Watson to skip Players Championship
• US Airways reports strong April
• Forsyth County to hold Legacy 2030 public forums
• Three Triad teens get full-ride Trinity sholarships to Duke
• Schools chose recycled caps and gowns made with Unifi product
• N.C. prosecutors seek death penalty in restaurant manager killing
• Bishop McGuinness safe after NCHSAA amendment fails
• Activists protest Duke Energy's annual meeting
• Absolute Style Furniture expands, looks to add jobs
• N.C. slips in business climate ranking
• Dinosaur exhibit helps N.C. Zoo break attendance record
• Carolina Bank income doubles for quarter
• Closing statements in Old Navy killer's sentencing phase set for today
• Marine dies after training at Camp Lejeune
• Western N.C. apple growers lose half of crop
• N.C. farmworkers' group to protest at RJR meeting
• 10 children hurt in Gastonia wreck of 2 buses
• Winston-Salem officer, 2 others wounded after gunfire exchanged at traffic stop
• Hanesbrands, Baptist start initiative in Dominican Republic
• Death penalty sought in tire store shootings
• Cape Hatteras lighthouse open for full moon tours
• Judge puts hold on Chapel Hill cellphone ban
• Executive pay increases 13.9 percent in 2011
• Staffer: Mrs. Edwards collapsed
• In Rockingham County, they’re voting 'Yes’ to Amendment One
• Popeyes chicken deal
• Help GCS Thank Its Employees During Thank A Teacher Month
• Man charged in fatal Burlington wreck
• Perdue supports courses for film industry jobs
• Billy Graham backs anti-gay marriage amendment
• City could cut funds for county fire stations
• Local filmmakers win Telly Award for documentary
• DEA apologizes to college student left in cell for four days without food, water
• Bell Partners spends $57 million on Nashville apartments
• Coble recognized by U.S. Chamber
• $2.8M in federal funds approved for downtown greenway
• Mount Airy’s Main Street named a “Great Place”
• Primo finalizes new credit
• Perdue's seeks film training money for Forsyth Tech
• Lenovo exec: ‘I continue to be bullish' about hiring workers
• Lobbyist linked to N.C. House aide loses clients
• N.C. pastor: Telling parents to punch kids was joke
• PTI adds flight to JFK for international connections
• Slideshow: Photos from TBJ's 2012 Women in Business celebration
• W-S music venue sold to business partners with extensive experience
• Greensboro vying for 2016 Olympic swimming trials
• Delta to begin flights from PTI to JFK on June 7
• Wake Forest No. 54 in ROI, PayScale says
• PepsiCo gathers shareholders in N.C. creator's town
• Woman charged with scamming churches for money
• Man pleads guilty in fatal road rage wreck
• Fifteen cities could compete for 2016 Olympic swimming trials
• Sex offender dad back in trouble for being at Girl Scout event
• Dynamo on the road for U.S. Open Cup opener
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• Person critically wounded in Greensboro shooting
• Guilford’s finances improve over last year’s
• Vigil being planned for missisng Fort Bragg soldier
• 81-year-old robbed at Hillsborough Walmart
• New downtown greenway project slated to begin later this year
• Short Orders: Donut World opens in High Point
• GCS to Gain More Flexibility in Using Title I Funds
• Four GCS Teachers Named 2013 Kenan Fellows
• Lenovo leaders to show off Whitsett expansion
• Man charged with disorderly conduct at May Day rally
• Suspect in 1997 Oregon killing arrested in N.C.
• Second staffer for N.C. House speaker resigning
• Suspected N.C. serial bank robber found in Tennessee
• Kindred Healthcare Reports First Quarter Results
• N.C. court rules election blog post libeled judge
• Parents, students invited to college planning workshops
• Missing: Reidsville miniature horse
• Apple store closed until May 10
• Public hearing on Ralph Lauren expansion rescheduled
• Greensboro single-family home sales up 10% in 1st Qrt.
• Tapas and sake bar set to open in Winston-Salem
• Martin Marietta's loss doubles to $37.7M
• BB&T one of the first to offer mobile check deposit service
• Downtown Brody's bar to open in Winston-Salem
• Indiana settlement to cost Duke $18M/year
• Natuzzi launching kiosks with GET Interactive
• Poll: Health care reform law lacks support in NC
• Lenovo to show off expansion
• HPU senior takes top prize in entrepreneur contest
• Chaplin found guilty of first-degree murder in Old Navy trial
• Restaurants donating portion of sales to Greensboro Urban Ministry
• Bank of NC earnings up, will buy Triangle branches
• Apple store in Greensboro closed for "update"
• Bank of America to cut 2,000, WSJ reports
• Disbarred Pender County attorney pleads to embezzlement
• Thousands gather in Greensboro for 'The X-Factor' auditions
• News & Record poll: Do you favor the state being in the lottery business?
• Albemarle man charged with murder in fatal fire
• Woman accused of putting bleach in daughter's eyes
• Sandbags protect eight buildings at Topsail Reef
• Pileup on U.S. 74 burns 4 vehicles, killing man
• Protect private aid, Greensboro College chief urges
• Plan to cut library budget revives dog-eared dispute
• Train hits, kills Kings Mountain man
• Cheri Young breaks down during testimony in John Edwards trial
• Two-way Greene Street has support
• Authorities search for serial N.C. bank robber
• Mo.-based pet food maker issues another recall
• City seeks input on Greene Street two-way conversion
• WorkForce Carolina opens High Point office
• Big business silent on N.C. gay marriage amendment
• Charlotte to use new rules to control protests
• First Bank to buy Gateway deposits
• H.J. Russell CEO to keynote minority contracting event
• Elon Poll: McCrory leads in favorability
• Inner Strength Pilates opens in W-S
• Womble Carlyle attorneys land U.S. Supreme Court win
• Greensboro police release surveillance photos in jewelry store theft
• Job fair will be held May 23 for displaced NCO employees
• Newcomers School drops in online 'Smash' contest
• Patagonia campaign features Mt. Airy's Nester Hosiery
• Warm weather boosting North Carolina golf courses
• Elon Poll: McCrory leads N.C. gubernatorial candidates
• Jury begins deliberations in Old Navy murder trial
• Atrium furniture showroom in High Point up for auction
• Finally: N.C. gas prices drop below last year
• Comedian Ron White to perform in Greensboro
• John Edwards trial to resume with testimony from aide's wife
• Fugitive sought in shooting, theft, turns himself in
• Driver killed, 2 hurt in Friendly Ave. wreck in Greensboro
• Slideshow: Occaneechi Saponi American Indian tribe
• Raleigh police end standoff at apartment complex
• Check reveals some candidates’ legal problems
• UNCG won’t make cuts until fall
• A nurse who can say: 'Yes, I’ve been there’
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• GCS Plans Training Sessions For Summer Meal Program
• Guilford County Board Of Education Meeting Summary Of April 26, 2012
• Guilford County PTAs Win State Awards for Partnerships
• Super Flea Market
• Catholic newspaper urges North Carolina Catholics to vote for Amendment One
• Fire damages Jamestown apartments
• What happened to 4-year-old missing in Alamance County?
• Man being sought for attempted murder
• Your Game calendar for the week of April 29
• Ed Hardin: Wolfpack a trendy pick, but not here
• Photo gallery: Triad Highland Games
• Chinqua Penn treasures leave piece by piece
• Critics rally against Amendment One in Greensboro
• Officials hope successful swim meet will lead to major events
• 3 N.C. Emergency Management employees fired
• Savvy Shopper: Fun in store at Friday’s festivities
• Plenty of confusion about so-called marriage amendment
• More than 2,000 cast early votes in Guilford County
• Early voting sets record in first week
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of April 28
• Police arrest 21 people in prostitution operation
• Transcripts of Andrew Young's voice mails: ‘I think we’re in very good shape’
• Andrew Young fights back in John Edwards trial
• Police ID driver, passenger in fatal car chase
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Professional Development Staff Moves To New Building
• GCS Names Rookie Teacher of the Year and Mentor of the Year
• 4 Guilford teachers named Kenan Fellows
• Bail denied for Md. man charged in N.C. teen's death
• New Aggies coach Cy Alexander hopes to hang more banners at A&T
• High Point Regional part of UV infection control study
• Elon Poll: Obama's favorables higher than Romney
• NCO invites businesses to job fair
• Tea Party's weaknesses exposed by Newt Gingrich
• Unemployment down across NC
• Guilford students named Morehead-Cain scholars
• Defense says shoddy police investigation has wrong man on trial
• Community groups invited to training on summer meal program
• Guilford school board reschedules next meeting for May 9
• United Way of Greensboro gets $10.6 million in pledges
• VF Corp. reports record earnings
• CEO of Targacept partner AstraZeneca resigns
• Report: March unemployment rates drop in the Triad
• Sales show furniture stores rebounding
• Greensboro budget proposal includes higher parking fees
• Chinqua Penn auction yields $3.4 million in proceeds
• T.G.I. Friday's new menu items
• Ralph Lauren mulls High Point, another city for 500 jobs
• Southwest starting new flight at RDU on Sunday
• Top of the List: Largest North Carolina Hospitals
• Ralph Lauren Corp. considering adding 500 jobs in High Point
• Greensboro woman calls $133K lottery win a 'blessing'
• Sheriff's office: Woman who is a registered sex offender visited playground
• Man fires shot into woman's Winston-Salem home
• Photo gallery: Thrill of competition at Special Olympics
• 2 shot to death at Rocky Mount restaurant
• Hiker's body found at base on western N.C. falls
• Kindred Healthcare Announces Ventas Lease Renewals
• Triad food entrepreneurs offer tips for success
• Police: Man asked to leave Platinum Cabaret in Greensboro fires gunshots
• Gunmen rob Cook Out restaurant in Greensboro
• Reservations needed for firefly viewing in Smokies
• N.C. NAACP goes on radio against marriage amendment
• Lottery hands state big check after Mega quarter
• Slideshow: The 2012 Women in Business honorees
• City rejects development properties
• Slideshow: Triad entrepreneurs bring local flavor to store shelves
• Millionaires audited more in 2011 than in 2010
• Amendment One gets Rockingham commission’s nod
• Group names Odell Cleveland named Man of Year
• UNCG investigates political email
• City rejects proposals to create developed sites for industry
• John Edwards: On trial
• Edwards lawyer questions Young on expenses
• Greensboro rejects proposals for "shovel-ready" incentives
• N.C. lawyer: Landowners must take care on fracking
• Greensboro man faces cockfighting charges
• Downtown Greensboro Inc. to "talk up" performing arts center
• Man faces involuntary manslaughter charge in hunter's death
• United Way of Greater Greensboro celebrates support
• Piedmont Business Ethics Award winners named
• Inmar to expand in Winston-Salem, add 212 jobs
• Furnitureland South to be featured on Animal Planet show
• Inmar to expand, add 212 jobs in Winston-Salem
• Pro boxing series back in Greensboro
• Goodrich Q1 profit falls; sales of plane parts rise
• Old Dominion reports record 1Q revenues
• Foes: Duke-Progress merger proposals not enough
• Yadkin Valley Bank reports $2.7M Q1 profit
• Testimony: Old Navy trial defendant had emotional breakdown during questioning
• Lexington Medical Center planning $3.5M in projects
• UNCG may eliminate 42 programs
• Photos: Tractor-trailer overturns in Greensboro
• Gov. Perdue to make a jobs announcement in Winston-Salem
• Man convicted of taking video games from Charlotte children's hospital
• Husband of missing N.C. soldier grateful for help
• Shoney's offering 65-cent burger
• Old Dominion reports 'record' quarter in growth
• All lanes on Lee Street in Greensboro reopened after structure fire
• Theft of 350 Barbie dolls angers grandmother
• Mebane teen with deep voice to appear on "Ellen" show
• Rockingham commissioner candidate charged with possession of drug paraphernalia
• Arrest made in death of N.C. teen found dead in Md. river
• Deep Roots grocery hopes to open in downtown Greensboro in late fall
• UNCG may cut 42 programs
• Inside today's e-Edition
• GCS Students Place In State Science Fair
• Board of Education Donated Funds for Construction Committee Meeting
• HPU student wins $15,000 for social networking and e-commerce clothing website
• Tea Party looks for new presidential candidate
• Winston-Salem's Targacept to lay off 65 employees
• Daimler says it will stop making buses at Greensboro plant
• Unifi reports net income of $7.5M in third quarter
• Daimler Buses to shut down Greensboro facility
• Kindred Healthcare's First Quarter Conference Call Scheduled for May 2
• McConnell: Targacept downsizing not a concern
• Photo gallery: Chinqua Penn auction
• Sealy board critics still calling for changes
• Denny Hamlin: Winning races, making biscuits
• Cornerstone to launch joint venture for health care consulting
• PTI passenger traffic rises 6 percent in 1Q
• Sources: Inmar may make expansion announcement tomorrow
• Tobacco companies, growers and workers to meet
• Caterpillar gets boost from strong mining industry, Bucyrus acquisition
• N.C. State, Adidas pair up for apparel deal
• Wake Forest makes Randolph Childress director of player development
• HPU faculty create app to enhance classroom learning
• Police: Wake Forest Baptist worker lied about seeing gunman
• Bristol Motor Speedway to alter track
• Analyst expects BB&T to close 22 BankAtlantic branches in Florida
• Gunmen rob Dollar General
• Winston-Salem city manager cited after wreck for failure to reduce speed
• Government finishes questioning Andrew Young in Edwards trial
• WXII morning crew to appear on 'Dr. Oz'
• Lanes on High Point Road to be closed for sewer line work
• Lorillard reports 10 percent drop in 1Q profits, buys blu ecigs
• Short Orders: Pig Pounder Brewery to open
• Chinqua Penn auction begins in Greensboro
• Police: Thieves who stole car with toddlers in backset arrested
• Targacept cutting its workforce in half
• Mayor Robbie Perkins headed to Israel
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• Lorillard's profits fall in first quarter
• Ex-trooper guilty of DWI
• Author discusses N.C. eugenics program
• Benefits set to expire for 18K unemployed in NC
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Unpaid school lunches cost taxpayers $500,000
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: April 25 - 30, 2012
• Guilford College, homeless center study exposes housing gaps
• RF Micro revenues fall in latest quarter
• Tanger Factory Outlet Centers sees jump in 1Q
• U.S. Masters swimming mixes high-level competition and recreation
• Tanger reports 20 percent increase in funds from operations
• RF Micro posts loss on falling revenues
• Young testifies about checks from donors, living with Hunter and 'batphone'
• Jimmie Johnson is America's most influential athlete, Forbes says
• Minnesota Vikings move toward signing Reidsville's Jerome Simpson
• Obama woos UNC students, pushes low rate student loans
• Right lane of westbound I-840 to be closed Wednesday
• Greensboro creates Facebook page, YouTube channel
• Driver fleeing police dies in crash
• Dollar General opening new store in Greensboro
• D.R. Horton restoring mineral rights for some Guilford County homes
• Greensboro adds Facebook page, YouTube channel
• DGI to campaign for downtown performing arts center
• Golden Leaf Foundation records $46M in investment losses
• NCDOT to hold meeting on future I-73 Connector in Greensboro
• Unifi to save $9M annually by redeeming $123M in secured notes
• Carolina Liquid Chemistries launching new blood analyzer
• Sealy board members reelected, despite investor revolt
• Update: Man stabbed himself before driving car in pond, sheriff says
• Reynolds American 1Q profits down 30 percent
• 10 things to know for Tuesday
• Reynolds American 1Q profit falls on charges
• Man accused of posing as N.C. deputy, taking money
• Body of prominent N.Y. executive found in car near Wilmington
• BB&T gets naming rights to new Knights stadium
• Krispy Kreme's newest venture in Russia
• Brother of missing soldier doubts authenticity of text messages
• President Obama visiting N.C. to talk student loans
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Local foods forum presented
• Pattie Petty to be only a 'goodwill ambassador' for Victory Junction
• N.C. groups against gay marriage ban debut TV ads
• Police: Thieves stole car with toddlers in backseat
• 'Idol' Scotty McCreery hit by ground ball in throat
• Governor's budget to include $35 million for need-based financial aid
• Meeting set to discuss proposed I-73 connector in Greensboro
• Robber strikes man in face, takes wallet
• Ed Hardin column: Panthers set plans for NFL draft
• Baby in stroller that was hit by car dies
• Police: Purse snatcher on North Elm Street forces elderly woman to the ground
• American Hebrew Academy named a Green Ribbon School
• PTI to hold emergency disaster exercise on May 4
• Triad gas prices inch downward for second week in a row
• Businessweek: High Point University is 'Bubble U'
• Slideshow: Messy masses compete in Biscuitville's 7 Campus Scramble
• BB&T nabs naming rights for proposed Charlotte Knights stadium
• Chinqua Penn auction preview under way
• Thomasville Medical Center tops in charity care, newspaper finds
• Opening statements made in trial of John Edwards; Andrew Young testifies
• Opening statements in Old Navy trial reveal new details
• Krispy Kreme expands to Russia with plans for 40 stores
• UNCG tallies savings from energy program
• B/E Aerospace reports 25% jump in 1Q revenue
• Guilford students plan science experiments for International Space Station
• Downtown Greenway segment to open May 6
• New Mack and Mack store to open April 30 in Greensboro
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• Mystery surrounds deaths of hundreds of dolphins
• New Zealand woman's Coca-Cola habit cited in death
• SWAT team wounds N.C. man to end standoff, 2 dead
• Edwards’ defense granted access to drafts of book
• Police: Man with screw driver robs Family Dollar store
• N.C. lawmakers expect to gavel session out quickly
• Opening remarks in case of slain school board member set for today
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Guilford County budget plan cuts the safety net
• Sam’s Club Surprises Employee of The Month
• County Commission Approves Purchase of Southeast Area Land
• Tea Party given a great new recruiting issue
• Police identify body found in Joyce Street home
• 85-year-old man robbed while unloading groceries
• Photo gallery: Greensboro Collegiate Biscuitville Bowl
• Marriage vote tricky for Greensboro pastors
• Police: Jailed Burlington man's DNA matches another sexual assault
• Jury awards $14.6M in Slim Jim explosion
• Savvy Shopper: Furniture market plants go on sale
• Will exports save North Carolina's tobacco farms?
• Martha Stewart meets fans, debuts new line at furniture market
• Man killed when motorcycle collides with tractor trailer
• Greensboro police investigating death
• Cyclists: How they stay safe, why they take the risk
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of April 21
• U.S. Masters Spring Nationals swimming starts Thursday
• Car strikes Winston-Salem woman, daughter in baby stroller
• Teen gets 13 years in home-robbery invasion
• Mother of Charlotte teen killed in unusual shooting seeks charges
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Local straw poll roils U.S. House race
• GCS to Recognize Mentors and Rookie Teachers at Breakfast
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting for May 10, 2012
• N.C. A&T hires former S.C. State basketball coach
• Obama to visit UNC, other college campuses in 3 battleground states
• Kotis buys mobile app to keep tabs on craft beer drinkers
• Annual "Ride of Silence" to honor Shubert, other victims
• DNCC sues Concord hotel
• Sights and sounds from the Ashley Furniture announcement
• Bibbs resigns from N.C. A&T to return to Grambling
• N.C. DOT: Bryan Boulevard project is on schedule
• Perdue's jet makes unscheduled landing; no one hurt
• It's official: Ashley Furniture to create 550 Jobs in Davie
• New lawsuit seeks to block BankAtlantic, BB&T deal
• New exhibit to be installed at Greensboro Children's Museum
• US Airways working with American Airlines unions on merger
• Wake Forest announces signing of point guard Madison Jones
• N.C. unemployment dips to 9.7 percent in March
• ACC reprimands North Carolina
• New dates for Guilford County budget forums announced
• Ashley Furniture to open facility this year in Davie, creating up to 1,100 jobs
• Elberson gives $3M to Salem College
• Ashley, Stanley help build High Point Market buzz
• Driver charged in cyclist's death
• N.C. unemployment rate drops for third month in a row
• Targacept nixes exec raises and bonuses
• Guilford County buys land for school
• Top of the List: Largest N.C. MBA programs
• RDU to offer free WiFi to passengers
• Lawsuit filed over bear's living conditions in N.C.
• N.C. woman's will leaves $9M to upstate N.Y. college
• Former N.C. mental health executive gets 18 months
• Community photo: Pedestrian totes Kermit the Frog backpack
• Man on N.C. flight charged with groping flight attendant, 2 girls
• Photos: How the Haw River Ballroom is reshaping Saxapahaw
• BB&T's profit rises 91 percent
• Democratic chairman disputes claims, refuses to resign
• Police: Lillington robbery victim chases suspects, fires gun
• Man wanders nude in N.C. elementary school
• Police: No new leads in search for missing Fort Bragg soldier
• Judge expected to rule in N.C. racial justice case
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Rising Sixth-Graders Can Get The Tdap Vaccine This Weekend
• Tea Party here no longer growing
• Tea Party here no longer growing
• Guilford students rock out with Daughtry
• Studies question the pairing of food deserts and obesity
• Hanesbrands' sales dip 3% amid rising cotton costs
• Old Navy trial jury selected, alternates needed
• Press conferences like tomorrow's for Ashley are rarely for the press
• Record number of kids, volunteers signing up for First Tee of the Triad
• Sheetz store opens in Greensboro, creates up to 45 jobs
• Facebook data center marks Forest City opening
• Latino families invited to resource fair at Southern Middle
• Schools' votes on removing parochial schools from NCHSAA are due Tuesday
• Ashley announcement expected tomorrow — but don't head to Davie
• Greensboro gets $152K from Bank of America settlement
• Leone leaves state Senate race, endorses Conrad
• PigPounder Brewery to open in Greensboro
• City Council hires new attorney
• Kotis to open Pig Pounder Brewery in Greensboro
• News & Record poll: Defining marriage as between a man and a woman
• Bank of America earnings fall to $328 million for 1Q
• 42 picked for next phase of jury selection in Edwards trial
• Select Bancorp, now with Triad branch, says earnings up
• International Market Centers names COO, cites momentum going into Market
• Trader Joe's to open Winston-Salem store by mid-August
• BB&T reports 1st quarter net income. Earnings increase 92% to $431 million
• Insteel posts lower 2Q profit
• BB&T earnings up sharply
• Mountain visits up 20 percent in first 3 months
• Police: Robbery victim throws car keys, gets shot
• Amendment One Greensboro protest was quick, polite
• Debate over hotel taxes, arts center in Greensboro may be moot
• Visitors can get access to Chinqua Penn treasures
• Media General seeks to sell print division
• Hope Mills man faces attempted rape, animal cruelty charges
• Deep voice brings quick Internet fame for Mebane teen
• Furniture plant could hire 550 workers
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Guilford County Schools News Tips, April 17 - 23, 2012
• Guilford school board meeting moved to May 10
• Cops: McDonald's worker spit in customers' drinks
• N.C. Democratic chair to leaders: I'm not quitting
• Silas, Thomas have altercation in Bobcats locker room
• Romney says Obama has failed to help create jobs
• Perdue provides more details on Democrats' turmoil
• Judge excuses 6 more potential jurors in John Edwards trial
• N.C. Senate panel sets 1st marker for fracking laws
• Autism Society to hold Thursday conference in Greensboro
• TV legend Dick Clark has died
• Sheetz to open New Garden Road location
• Work to begin at site of new Deep Roots Market in downtown Greensboro
• FERC may be working toward June ruling on Duke-Progress deal
• North State Communications CEO to retire
• Photos: Sick coyote captured in Greensboro
• Retired VF Corp. executive Boyd Rogers honored by UNCG's Bryan School
• Stanley Furniture reduces loss
• Man wounded in Greensboro shooting
• Greensboro man arrested on felony tax charge
• Lorillard leads the way in cigarette advertising boom
• WFMY reporter leaving to take job at Wake Forest Baptist
• No public tickets for N.C. A&T graduation with first lady Michelle Obama
• Average salary in N.C. ranks 29th nationally
• Fresh Market to hold spring festival for 30th anniversary
• Tengion, FDA agree on kidney medicine development plan
• 2 S.C. deputies reprimanded for N.C. killer release
• N.C. man gets life for 2010 robbery death
• Reporter Mac Ingraham is leaving WFMY
• Police: Missing female Fort Bragg soldier from may be in danger
• Sheriff's office unsure if skeletal remains are those of Zahra Baker
• Occupy Winston-Salem protester pleads to disorderly conduct, gets probation
• Pace Airlines' largest creditor asks to keep security deposit
• Questions remain in Charlotte teen's death in eastern N.C.
• Duck crashes through Cumberland school bus windshield
• Police charge man with fatally shooting mother of 4, boyfriend
• Fugitive charged in $129M Ponzi scheme arrested
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Short Orders: Tavo offers innovative cuisine and ambiance
• Attack ad attacked in state Senate race
• Regulators: Duke Energy rate hike can be appealed by N.C. attorney general
• Best Business Advice: Make your website mobile to engage consumer interest
• Tea Party's new issue here showed at rally this weekend
• Concern for Duke, Progress merger grows
• Mary’s Jewelry Box moves to larger space in downtown Greensboro
• Mark Prince named new head of GMA/FirstPoint
• Triad fares poorly on AAA substandard bridge list
• National small business group to discuss in Greensboro need for reform
• Primo cuts workforce
• Rezoning request submitted for prospective high school site
• Goodwill, Rockingham County Community College hosting job fair
• Lexington woman faces sex offense charges
• Report: Ex-Greensboro police chief head of N.C. Central security
• Silver Alert issued for Winston-Salem man
• Death of Kathy Shubert shocks cycling community
• Counseling help continues for N.C. tornado survivors
• Va. Tech marking 5 years since campus massacre
• Judges, journalists clash over courtroom tweets
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Cupcakes to Go Bakery changes hours
• Greensboro structure tops AAA's list of substandard bridges
• City council approves new noise rules
• Fort Bragg lieutenant facing pornography charges
• Report: Furnace is source of N.C. funeral home fire
• Phil Mickelson commits to Charlotte
• Tea Party's biggest hindrance for this weekend's rally
• New B/E Aerospace office lease facilitated by CBRE
• Wake Forest Baptist already facing slimmer margins
• Man shot in leg during assault
• Bank of N.C. seeks to convert shares; no new capital being raised
• Agency says more N.C. residents added to uninsured
• Guilford health department offers free Tdap vaccines to rising sixth-graders
• Moses Cone staff to ride bikes for cancer victim
• Tobacco companies make payments under state settlement
• Stanley Furniture moving HQ to High Point
• Jury selection under way in Old Navy trial
• Gas prices drop slightly in the Triad
• No salary bump in 2011 for Primo’s CEO
• Krzyzewski says one-and-dones 'a fact of life' in college game
• Gbinije to transfer from Duke
• Wake Forest Baptist to overhaul operating model, strategy
• Green Resource adds Winston-Salem distribution center
• Rosie's Coffee & Tea moves into Brew Nerds spot in downtown Winston-Salem
• Announcement coming this afternoon on company moving to High Point
• Announcement to be made about company opening in High Point
• Duke, Progress respond in ‘difficult’ merger proceedings
• Disney making 'Iron Man 3' with Chinese partner
• Briefs give Edwards trial preview
• Best Buy announces locations for store closings
• 1 teen killed, another charged in N.C. street racing
• Brazil police arrest 3 for murder and cannibalism
• No injuries in Brevard hospital fire
• N.C.-based fighters mark air power of today, WWII
• Part of U.S. 220 intersection at I-85 closed after wreck
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Delayed Old Navy trial to resume
• Motorcyclist and bicyclist hurt in separate accidents
• Gunman robs N. Church Street store
• Executive director of N.C. Democratic Party resigns
• Greensboro police probe robbery, assaults
• Tea Party rally here yesterday largely like past ones
• Teen in hospitalized after car crashes in woods in Alamance
• Teen arrested in shooting of UNC-Charlotte student
• Savvy Shopper: Local sculptor sets grand opening
• Rockingham County calendar
• Rockingham County public records
• Rockingham people: Social worker co-recipient of NCAE award
• Retired National Guardsmen reassemble
• Meet the candidates for Rockingham County commissioner
• Conservatives must unite, Gingrich says
• Bicyclist killed in collision with SUV
• Tea Party now draws presidential candidates
• Tea Party now draws presidential candidates
• One lane of U.S. 421 in Forsyth closed for paving, NCDOT says
• Gingrich speaks to conservatives
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of April 14
• N.C. Democratic Party roiled by questions about harassment
• Police arrest man accused of videotaping in baseball team's locker room
• Tuna linked to salmonella outbreak in 20 states
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• Greensboro’s arts center task force visits Durham
• Guilford GOP debate limited by absences
• Manuel, Miller reunite at UNCG
• Varrow, other Fast 50s enter Social Madness
• Man charged in shooting at Burlington bar
• Police: Man whose body was found behind Greensboro apartments was shot
• Report: "Mad Men" director to shoot movie in Winston-Salem area
• City manager search nets 31 applicants so far
• Daughtry to perform in upcoming student talent show
• N.C. man arrested on 122 sexual assault counts
• City wins suit filed by former Parks and Recreation Department employee
• N.C. A&T alumn gets posthumous Congressional Gold Medal
• Streaker at ECU game arrested on campus again
• Duke Energy CEO criticizes N.C. marriage amendment
• Small-business lending in N.C. up by $124.4 million
• High Point Bank to open Winston-Salem office
• U.S. Treasury to sell its stake in Yadkin Valley Bank
• Primo secures financing
• IT jobs jump by more than 20% in March in N.C.
• Wells Fargo earns record $4.2 billion in first quarter
• WFU ‘topping out’ Farrell Hall
• Collared Greens clarifies fundraising
• Rielle Hunter, Youngs on witness list in John Edwards case
• Former N.C. teacher pleads guilty to porn charges
• Volunteers build park for Zahra Baker in Hickory
• Guilford Mills sold to Michigan company
• Wrightsville Beach residents still pushing for smoking ban
• John Edwards: On trial
• Not too late to register to vote in May 8 primary
• Study: More female drivers mistakenly hit gas pedal
• PART considers more bus trip reductions
• Raleigh casting call for 'Iron Man' sequel
• Passenger shoots Greensboro cab driver
• Is education or experience better for logistics?
• Photo gallery: Local celebrities share prom pics
• Fleming's offers small plate and wine combination
• GCS Pre-Kindergarten Registration Deadline is April 20, 2012
• Top of the List: Largest Triad trucking companies
• Greensboro police captain to be promoted to assistant chief
• Search ends for a possible armed suspect at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
• PTI offering wireless Internet throughout complex
• Guilford County Manager recommends 4 cent property tax increase
• Joyce Foods achieves rigorous animal welfare rating
• PTI begins offering free Wi-Fi
• Furniture maker Mark David goes solar
• Al Sharpton coming to Bennett College
• Winston-Salem man faces murder charge
• Man arrested on charges he impersonated a DMV worker
• Update: Greensboro police probe shootings
• Mary's Jewelry Box moves downtown
• Piedmont Angel Network funds Charlotte startup
• Inmar still studying expansion options
• Photo gallery: Man, 96, has a passion for picking strawberries
• Three groups propose charter schools in Guilford
• Slideshow: Greensboro's Whole Foods opens its doors
• First day of John Edwards trial: Part procedure, part media circus
• Live music featured in Jamestown
• Bank of America rearranges business units
• Report: States rely on incentives, few check if they work
• Free Cinco de Mayo festival planned at White Oak Amphitheatre
• Former Western Carolina player shot to death
• Line forms for free breakfast at Whole Foods in Greensboro
• Photo: Car winds up in Buffalo Creek in Greensboro
• School, jail bonds put Guilford County in hole
• Show explores Deborah Sykes killing, Darryl Hunt case
• N.C. to match stricter federal food safety rules
• Judge: State trooper's firing justified
• Freeze warning issued for the Triad
• John Edwards' attorneys seek his former aide's financial records
• Fatal crash in Oak Ridge
• Edwards on U.S. stage again as trial opens
• Bin 33 offering Sunday brunch
• Best Business Advice: Top 5 tips for successful recognition programs
• Top 5 tips for successful recognition programs
• GCS Co-Sponsors Implicit Bias Symposium
• Scott, Wallace headline new NASCAR Hall of Fame nominees
• Tanger plans new outlet center in Canada
• Guilford Mills sold to Michigan company
• City Council expected to delay hearing on $9.3 million worth of development projects
• Qubein Foundation awards $112,000 in scholarships to N.C. students
• Prosecutor: Zimmerman has been charged with second-degree murder
• Laura Bush to speak at High Point University
• NCDOT seeks input on long-range transportation plan
• Reynolda House, Eastern Music Festival among NEA grantees
• United adds nonstop flight from RDU to San Francisco
• PART mulls new cuts in service
• Ledisi, Eric Benet, Chrisette Michelle to play at White Oak
• Poll: 85% of N.C. residents want more energy options
• Fresh Market to add new stores
• CBRE inks seven leases at CentrePort office park in Greensboro
• Greensboro police probe man's death
• Details for Chinqua Penn auction unveiled
• Expect very low temperatures tonight
• Photo gallery: Treasure hunters have new haunt in Greensboro
• Asheville's historic Grove Park Inn to be sold
• FERC: Duke Energy needs to give more info on merger plan
• Masters champ Bubba Watson selling High Rock Lake home
• Brokaw, Caroline Kennedy headlining Guilford College’s Bryan Series
• Former N.C. jail guard sent to prison for setting up beating
• Feds want more info on Duke-Progress merger
• Senate candidate to pay gas taxes for 100 cars Saturday
• No sign of major tsunami after Indonesian quake
• Civic leaders to speak out in Greensboro against Amendment One
• McNair will not be magnet school
• Man with wooden stick tries to rob Greensboro convenience store
• Person shot outside Greensboro convenience store
• Legislative approval proposed for Dorthea Dix land use
• Lawmakers recommend limiting size of UNC Health Care
• Fort Bragg paratrooper dies after motorcycle wreck
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• Short Orders: Tavo opens
• Guilford Parent Academy Slates Family Fun Day
• Greensboro residents could see higher water bills
• Tom Brokaw, Caroline Kennedy to highlight Bryan Series
• 1 dead, 3 hurt in Burlington wreck
• Man linked to 39 copper thefts in Greensboro
• Zimmerman's lawyers withdraw from shooting case
• Fla. town bracing for decision on Trayvon Martin
• Krispy Kreme president and COO resigns after five months
• Police: Officers shoot, kill Fayetteville man
• Krispy Kreme president leaving; CEO assumes role
• RF Micro co-founder Jerry Neal to retire
• Isner, Roddick commit to Winston-Salem Open
• RF Micro co-founder Jerry Neal to retire
• Deadline nears for Guilford preschool registration
• Update: West Lee, Lexington reopen after gas leak
• RFMD Co-Founder Jerry D. Neal retires from the company
• Employee sues N.C. A&T for sex discrimination
• N.C. State researchers predict 4 to 7 Atlantic hurricanes this year
• Asheville's Grove Park Inn sold
• Update: Wendover lanes reopen after water line repair
• Winston-Salem area home sales up 18% in January, February
• NewBridge execs got salary bump in 2011
• Triad construction employment jumped in February
• Bank seeking to buy Southern Community reports $5.3M profit in 2011
• Central Builders issued $4.6M permit for Grimsley cafeteria
• Construction on Goler town homes in Winston-Salem nears completion
• For sale: Bubba Watson's house at High Rock Lake
• Tavo restaurant to open Wednesday in Kress building
• Court overturns $79.2M award in R.J. Reynolds smoking case
• Cornerstone partners with Cigna in care initiative
• Report: WR Smith agrees to extension with Panthers
• Man sought in Va. slaying arrested in Greensboro
• Share the news if you work at great company
• George Zimmerman creates website for supporters
• Zoo photo: Polar bears enjoy pool playtime
• Greensboro family adopts orphans in Kenya
• Jimmy John's delivery driver robbed in Greensboro
• Troubled Winston-Salem charter school principal fired previously over testing scandal
• Appeals court overturns verdict against Reynolds Tobacco
• Media General lists revenue projections if newspaper division is sold
• Donald Trump to speak at N.C. Republican Convention in Greensboro
• Corning seeks breaks for $50M N.C. plant expansion
• Report: N.C. among few reaching pre-K quality marks
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• Guilford County property tax hike likely
• Relay For Life Ceremony to Honor Cancer Survivors and Remember Those Lost
• Greensboro police arrest "Most Wanted" suspect
• Protesters take over foreclosed home in Raleigh
• Gingrich visits Raleigh in 2-day N.C. campaign swing
• Big investor sells out of Targacept
• Facebook buying photo-share app Instagram for $1B
• N.C. Zoo's animatronic exhibit popular during Easter weekend
• Funeral arrangements set for Bob Shaw
• Bank of N.C. to complete KeySource acquisition in Q2
• Urban Ministry food drive nets 77,000 pounds
• Kinkade’s passing spurs local sales of artwork
• Man on the run finds time to update Facebook
• Tavo opens Wednesday
• State GOP lawmakers take top spots in rankings
• Two property groups enter Triad market with north High Point purchases
• Greensboro Day School receives $1.15M gift
• Kellerman out of District 6 Guilford commissioners race
• Golden Corral near Oak Hollow Mall closes
• Senators still waiting for LabCorp response
• Triad gas prices inch up again
• Greensboro to charge after-hours fee for downtown parking decks
• Downtown deck parking to cost $2 after 9 p.m.
• Va. man fatally shot in Pilot Mountain
• Trial starts in killing of N.C. school board member
• Cars hit by gunfire in Greensboro during robbery attempt
• N.C. troopers spotlight teen wrecks, deaths
• Man falls to his death at Durham rock quarry
• Former state senator, Guilford commissioner Bob Shaw dies
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Guilford students propose fee hike
• Greensboro families pass down Jewish traditions at Seder
• In Guilford, thousands live in 'food deserts'
• '60 Minutes' star Mike Wallace dies
• 'Easter Bunny' arrested on a drug charge
• Man shot at Burlington sports bar
• John Isner, United States defeat France in Davis Cup
• Man hit by car while darting across Raleigh's Capital Boulevard
• Golden Corral closes doors at Oak Hollow Mall
• Savvy Shopper: Save some dough on wedding apparel
• Rockingham County calendar
• Rockingham County public records
• Rockingham people: Library employee marks 50 years
• Author, historian to speak at library
• Birthday stew grows into an annual gift to friends and family
• Haw River park participating in statewide turtle study
• John Edwards: Sex, lies and political fate
• Suds & Duds founder, 61, dies in Pennsylvania
• Photo gallery: Daughtry performs favorites, latest songs
• Greensboro's American Hebrew Academy up for national education award
• Jet crash in Virginia Beach fiery, not deadly
• Popular painter Thomas Kinkade dies in Calif.
• U.S. rate on 30-year mortgage falls to 3.98 percent
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• Cultural divisions drive Greensboro's noise debate
• Patrice Faison Named North Carolina Principal of The Year
• Easter ham to cost more this year
• Man accused after leaving phone with his photo
• Diamond Naturals dog food variety recalled
• Items from Chinqua Penn to go up for auction in late April
• Cover your plants. Forecasters predict overnight frost
• N.C. attorney general: Regulators should allow Duke Energy rate appeal
• 1905 survey of N.C.-S.C. line fueled by prohibition
• Charles Manson has not been a model prisoner
• Update: Navy jet crashes into Virginia Beach apartments
• 3 police officers sue N.C. town, allege corruption
• Unusual surgery helps little horse's crippled leg
• Slideshow: Sneak peek at the new Greensboro Whole Foods
• BB&T takes 32% loss on sale of South Florida retail space
• U.S. unemployment dips to 8.2%, but only 120,000 jobs added in March
• John Isner helps U.S. split Davis Cup openers
• Photo gallery: Loaf Bakery prepares for busy Easter weekend
• Photo gallery: Whole Foods is opening store in Greensboro
• Photos: Opening day a wash for Greensboro Grasshoppers
• Recapitalized FNB United reports loss
• Chris Daughtry sued by former band members
• Top of the List: Largest Triad community colleges
• 2 hurt in Randolph Co. wreck after chase
• Police: Pastor, followers force boy to dig own grave
• UNCG's Paul Chelimo on track for more success
• Man stabbed at Winston-Salem discount store
• Danville man charged with killing 3-year-old
• Charlotte man to serve 21 years in son's death
• Suspected shoplifter hits side of Dollar General, drives off
• Drilling fees pay for new national forest lands
• Richard Petty meets fans at Krispy Kreme in Greensboro
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Shopping for food a whole new way
• Di'lishi Frozen Yogurt Bar opens another shop
• Naming of Southeast High Media Center Open for Public Comment
• Students Named National Achievement Scholarship Winners
• Police arrest 2nd man in Burlington bar beating, robbery
• Grasshoppers' season opener rained out
• Update: Missing woman tells police she's home safe
• B of A closing Charlotte investment center; 80 jobs cut
• NASCAR legend drives convention fundraising
• Cone Health COO adds president to his title
• Terry Akin named Cone Health president
• Reidsville teen charged in baby’s death
• John Isner to face France's Simon in Davis Cup quarterfinals
• McAdoo to return to UNC for sophomore season
• About 270,000 Guilford County voters informed of new districts
• Motorcyclists to ride Sunday for Trayvon Martin
• High Point educator named N.C. Principal of the Year
• Romantic writes out 'Marry Me' at Center City Park
• Program seeks to remedy machinist shortage in Triad
• VentuRealization planning new series for entrepreneurs
• Market Square doubling size of Made in America pavillion
• Lorillard CEO nets $13.2M in 2011 compensation
• LC Transportation of Mount Airy closes after 30 years
• Permit issued for work to begin on second phase of Winston Factory Lofts
• Goody's and BC Powders campaign reveals ROI with benefits to a Triad charity
• Goody's and BC Powders campaign reveals ROI with benefits to a Triad charity
• Triad unemployment dips to 10.1%
• Burlington Anesthesia purchased by Fla.-based Mednax
• Trader Joe's proposed rezoning case in Greensboro delayed
• Winston-Salem man accused of stiffing cabbie on $300 fare
• Rio Bravo restaurant opens in Greensboro
• Gastonia students complain that high school disciplining tweets
• Downtown club owners to Greensboro council: Appreciate the noise
• Community Hoodie Night held in Greensboro
• Photo gallery: Hoppers prepare for season opener
• Guilford teachers: Small raise shows support
• Dolley’s dress returning to D.C.
• Tax Day Tea Party to feature presidential candidate Newt Gingrich
• Animal control: Raleigh man starved litter of puppies
• Man charged with pulling gun on boys taking sign balloons
• Sen. Kay Hagan holds meeting on minority-owned businesses
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Go Triad: Daughtry’s album reveals fresh perspective
• Salvation Army giving away free Easter dinners
• Superintendent Presents Budget Recommendation To Board of Education
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary Of April 3, 2012
• Atlanta attorney sentenced to 23 years in fraud scheme
• Officer charged with not reporting personal car crash
• Refab Exchange Boutique to move
• N.C. inmate release leads to new rules at S.C. jail
• Hoppers open at home Thursday night; Jose Fernandez waits his turn
• DataChambers expanding at Salem Business Park
• Triad foreclosures fall 10% in first two months of 2012
• Update: Severe weather watch expires
• Liberty Property Trust sells High Point properties
• Auction for Winston-Salem shopping center postponed
• Executives at Southern Community see pay decline
• N.C. innocence panel orders review in 1988 rape case
• Panthers sign free agent free safety
• Duke dismisses WR Tyree Watkins
• Driver charged in 2011 fatal crash in Winston-Salem
• Charlotte airport now the world's sixth-busiest
• Gingrich to speak at rally in Greensboro
• Pay goes up for CEO of Bank of N.C.
• Tengion seeks reverse stock split
• Trayvon Martin coverage: Republicans, many whites say 'enough'
• Yahoo to lay off 2,000 employees
• Elon schedules BaseBald event for April 29 vs. UNCG
• Richard Petty at Krispy Kreme on Battleground on Thursday
• Treasurer of John Edwards' 2008 campaign resigns
• A&T tickets limited for Michelle Obama's appearance
• Guilford schools superintendent hopes to give raises to teachers
• Fatal shooting reported in Winston-Salem
• Joey Cheek to speak at Greensboro College graduation
• Last patients to leave Dorothea Dix in August
• Owners of defunct Little Gym in Winston-Salem ordered to pay $100K
• Exhibition - Roy Nydorf: Four Decades
• Man found stabbed on Greensboro porch dies
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Club supporters fight noise restrictions
• Tea Party here "mission creeps" towards its first defeat
• Guilford schools superintendent proposes $626.5 million budget
• 'Yellow Dot' helps first responders find information quickly
• Coble endorsed by House colleague
• UltraCraft Cabinetry to add 40 jobs in Liberty
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Reminder to Greensboro residents: trash day is one day early this week
• Most Media General executive salaries drop in 2011
• Poll: Obama behind in N.C.
• Jeff Corwin show in Greensboro canceled
• Bank of America hiring more bankers in the Triad
• Mack and Mack to open new store at Friendly Center
• Guilford to hold open house for adult degree program
• Burlington man charged in Caswell slaying
• Winston-Salem approves plans for apartments near BB&T Ballpark
• Traffic alert: Business 40 east in Kernersville
• Elon poll: High gas prices caused by oil companies, foreign nations
• GTCC to host transfer fair
• N.C. makes gains in manufacturing employment
• Wake Forest Baptist to open Clemmons campus April 16
• High Point council approves Stanley Furniture incentives
• Sheriff IDs 3 killed at Pitt County store
• Power restored to Greensboro homes
• Hope Mills man pleads not guilty in mother's death
• N.C. officials weigh closing mental hospital
• 'Daily Show' to be in Charlotte during Democratic National Convention
• Mega Millions raises $12.9 million for N.C. education, sets sales record
• Scotty McCreery attending N.C. State gets cheers, shrugs
• Police scrutiny of mobile device data raises concerns in N.C.
• N.C. school superintendents discuss classroom cuts
• NAACP announces voter registration drive for N.C.
• N.C. lawmakers meet on unemployment fraud prevention
• Inside today's e-Edition
• 1 World Trade Center reaches 100 floors
• Taste of Caribbean closed
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: April 2 - 5, 2012
• Museum hosts musical drama about MLK Jr.'s legacy
• Pitching-rich Grasshoppers hold first practice
• BB&T acquisition creates largest wholesale distributor of life insurance in U.S.
• Eastern Guilford hires Cherokee assistant as head football coach
• UNCG grad, former soccer player on NBC's The Voice' tonight
• Elon, HPU polls look at views on gas prices, same-sex marriage
• Bienenstock furniture library creates scholarships
• Whole Foods offering free breakfast at Greensboro grand opening
• Governor says her budget will include raise for educators
• Commuter carrier Colgan to wind down operations at RDU
• Benton to head N.C. employment division
• BB&T completes Crump acquisition
• NewBridge board completes outside assessment
• Three finalists named in Burlington business grant competition
• UNC's McAdoo deciding; 'He's definitely a lottery pick,' father says
• Suit challenging N.C. marriage laws tossed out
• Triad gas prices continue to rise
• John Isner falls out of top 10
• Hagan bill aims to lessen paperwork burden for small businesses
• Jury selection starts in murder trial of John Awolowo
• Mack and Mack adding new store in Greensboro
• Duke Energy wants N.C. rate-hike appeal dismissed
• Council will debate War Memorial Stadium renovation and demolition
• No arrests yet in possible hate crime in Greensboro
• Hagan announces bill to help small businesses
• Launch of The Taxpayer's Association of Greensboro
• Gas hits $4 a gallon in Triad
• Chapel Hill phone ban presents challenge for police
• Officials investigating fatal fire in Burlington
• Savvy Shopper: Greensboro jewelry shop has 3,000+ earrings
• Rockingham County calendar
• Rockingham people: Tate named new environmental director for county
• Rockingham County public records
• Woman finds a voice as advocate
• New digs give animals a better shot at a loving home
• 2011 lottery sales in Guilford add up to $85 million
• April Fools' fun: Readers share their pranks
• Can the Tea Party survive victory?
• Vietnam veterans honored
• Road work begins Sunday on Wendover Avenue bridges
• Tar Heel residents claim $3 million in Mega drawing
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of March 31
• About the Take a Hike series
• WFDD hires new station manager
• Hope Mills man charged with killing his mother
• Apple plans nation's biggest private fuel cell energy project in N.C.
• Durham man charged in tire store shootings
• N.C. couple charged with ethnic intimidation
• Greensboro could fund up to $5 million in grants, loans to developers
• Take a Hike series: Time to explore the A&Y Greenway
• Record Mega Millions numbers: 2-4-23-38-46, MB 23
• Vote For Newcomers School To Win A Musical Theater Program
• More than 200 attend Trayvon Martin rally in sit-in museum
• Thomasville teens charged in apartment fire
• Stir Creative strikes first in Social Madness contest
• Bryan Park to host ACC Hall of Champions Showcase soccer event this weekend
• International grocer coming to Greensboro
• January furniture orders up
• Moscow Ballet 'Great Russian Nutcracker' coming to Greensboro
• Elon Poll finds little confidence in presidential candidates
• NY hosiery firm Royce Too to relocate to Winston-Salem
• Slideshow: State of Davie
• Greensboro attorneys in Edwards case no longer representing Rielle Hunter
• Winston-Salem man faces murder, robbery charges
• Greensboro driver seriously injured after hitting power pole
• N.C. unemployment rate drops to 9.9%
• State of Davie: Focus on innovation and creativity
• Guilford will take your junk during 'spring cleanup' day
• Mega Millions jackpot now $640 million
• Top of the List: Largest Triad securities brokerages
• Panthers re-sign Applewhite
• Another Sealy shareholder expresses concern over board
• Jeb Bush to highlight McCrory fundraiser
• N.C. jobless rate falls below 10 percent
• Greensboro to declare appreciation day for HVAC company Brady
• Alamance deputy cited in rear-end crash
• More Daughtry tickets on sale
• Sustainable energy event coming to Proximity Hotel
• Southeast Guilford High cadets prepare for competition
• Photo gallery: Harlem Globetrotters perform in Greensboro
• Democrats, former state senator, apologize for campaign mailer
• Jeri Rowe column: Globetrotters' 'Curly' Neal still draws a crowd
• Latest buzz on bee decline: Maybe it's pesticides
• Third teen charged with robbing former Forsyth commissioner
• BB&T is hit by drop in debit-card fees
• Downtown Winston-Salem farmers' market won't return
• $540 million jackpot is largest in Mega Millions history
• Autism rate higher in N.C.
• N.C. authorities advise against burning yard debris
• UNCSA sees growth in gaming and animation
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• Local gas prices inching toward $4
• Lovette, Kea named to AP all-state basketball team
• UNC's Barnes, Henson, Marshall to enter NBA draft
• Trayvon Martin case interactive
• RF Micro Devices to supply components for new LG smartphones
• Residents invited to talk about downtown performing arts center
• RF Micro chips chosen for new LG Optimus devices
• Report: N.C. Marathon in High Point canceled
• Using healthcare to improve your company's bottom line PT 2
• Forsyth man wins $1 million in lottery
• Greensboro mulls possibilities of downtown performing arts center
• Chinqua Penn to open Saturday for tours
• North Carolina Marathon canceled for 2012
• Tea Party here to hold "tax day" rally - a day early
• Site work for Honda facility at PTI nearly complete
• Trayvon Martin rally to be held at civil rights museum
• Best Buy to shutter 50 stores
• UNC's Kendall Marshall wins Cousy award for nation's top point guard
• Bus driver in fatal A&T crash fined, loses license
• NewBridge Bank to support women's health campaign
• N.C. State to slow enrollment growth, focuses more on research
• VP Builders developing $4M town home project in Greensboro
• Video of George Zimmerman adds to Trayvon Martin debate
• Breakfast sandwich deal
• Report: Former Page star Manning to coach Tulsa basketball
• Burlington police: Officer shoots at man who took cop's gun
• Photo gallery: Girls soccer game between Caldwell and Page
• What to do after you hit the Mega Millions jackpot
• Burlington man charged with taking indecent liberties with child dies
• Howard Coble tackles bullying issue
• Winston-Salem State University students call for justice for Trayvon Martin
• Discussion opens on streetcar system in Winston-Salem
• Apex man arrested on child porn charges
• Forest service advises on ramps harvesting in N.C.
• 2 Va. men plead guilty in multi-state drug ring
• Inside today's e-Edition
• N.C. Zoo may go private
• Summerfield Elementary Receives Design Award
• Using healthcare to improve your company's bottom line
• Tea Party earned the respect of the elites this week
• N.C. student accused of tainting teacher's drink
• N.C. AG Cooper appealing Duke Energy rate increase
• UNC's McAdoo plans to return, will review options
• N.C. lawmakers lay out fracking plans this year
• Passenger attacks crew on N.C.-to-Florida flight
• N.C. attorney general appeals Duke Energy rate hike
• Bank of America chairman: 'The company is on the right course'
• Lawyers descend on Southern Community deal
• N.C. A&T band drums up donations for Macy's parade
• AJGA junior tournament moving to Cardinal
• Man charged with robbing bank in Forsyth
• N.C. legislators to delay new laws on immigration
• Plan moves forward for Atlantic seismic research
• County GOP to hold debate for N.C. House, Senate candidates
• Associated Press launches interactive about Titanic
• Do you cross shop? Tell us about it
• N.C. government employment up slightly since 2008
• Photos: Truck overturns on I-73 ramp
• N.C. income growth lags most of country
• H Partners demands answers from Sealy
• Syngenta named a “Healthiest Company”
• Krispy Kreme Announces $20 Million Share Repurchase Authorization
• Michelle Obama to give N.C. A&T commencement speech
• Atlantic Webworks acquires Twin City Sales and Marketing
• Photo: Fire damages High Point condos
• Sealy posts profit in first quarter
• Students tell Greensboro where it’s wasting energy
• Nonprofit funds literacy services with Scrabble contest in Greensboro
• Mega Millions reaches record $476 million jackpot
• Family Dollar reports quarterly profit
• Forums set for Thursday on Greensboro performing arts center
• Jeri Rowe column: 'T.M.' cut in hair says stand up, speak out
• 2 killed in Winston-Salem crashes
• Passenger arrested after flight from Charlotte
• Triangle plagued by cankerworms
• Greensboro resident says stranger assaulted her in home
• Judge strikes down law undoing Lexington annexation
• N.C. lawmakers to consider crackdown on illegal immigrants
• Call center workers seek aid
• Inside today's e-Edition
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: March 27 - April 2, 2012
• Tea Party deserves the credit if Supreme Court overturns Obamacare
• Olive Garden to open High Point restaurant, create 155 jobs
• Traffic alert: Part of Battleground Ave. to close for sewer line repair
• City seeks new trash bids
• Greensboro: Comic Book City, USA?
• Five segments set for NASCAR all-star race
• Olive Garden to open a new restaurant in High Point on Monday
• Dudley basketball coach David Price retiring after 20 seasons
• Syngenta named one of America's healthiest companies
• Isner on U.S. Davis Cup roster vs. France
• Woman killed in Winston-Salem crash
• Bauer: Job losses for Southern Community should be small
• Report: American Express investigated for possibly shifting work overseas
• Hauser to chair new logistics group in W-S
• PTI passenger traffic up 8% in February
• Greensboro to develop targeted economic development plan
• Southern Community directors take seats with Capital
• $363M Mega Millions jackpot biggest in N.C. history
• Southern Community bought out by Capital
• Winston-Salem trying to sell Joel Coliseum, Bowman Gray Stadium
• Hatteras Financial selling 15M shares
• Winston-Salem aims to sell coliseum, stadium
• Targacept drug does well against asthma, fails in diabetes
• Skin-care products maker Ei to add 119 jobs in Kannapolis
• About 300 attend vigil at WFU to honor Trayvon Martin
• State DOT board member owes $377K in back taxes
• New claims cast Trayvon Martin as the aggressor
• Virginia tries to keep traffic moving to Martinsville race
• Greensboro man faces insurance fraud charge
• Amex data center in Whitsett up and running
• 1 dead in Union County plane crash
• Burlington sweepstakes center robbed
• Shot fired during Greensboro robbery
• Forsyth commissioners back voter ID bill
• Inside today's e-edition
• Greensboro chief offers compromise on noise rule
• New Principal Announced for The STEM Early College at N.C. A&T
• What can the Tea Party do if Obamacare is upheld by the Supreme Court?
• HPU uses NASCAR experience to help educate five marketing students
• Franklin gone from Winston-Salem public radio station
• Duke loses Rivers to NBA
• Tengion says progress made on key research goals
• Sumner students help first lady plant White House Garden
• Denise Franklin is no longer WFDD's general manager
• Greensboro CEO: Outsourcing doesn’t make me unpatriotic
• Acme Comics: Greensboro should be 'Comic Book City, USA'
• Update: 1 killed in crash near Guilford-Randolph line
• Gibsonville woman pleads guilty to federal fraud charges
• What do you love about Rockingham? Tell us
• Supreme Court won't hear Reynolds appeal in smoker verdict
• Update: Judge hears arguments on motions in Edwards case
• Village at Robinhood auction won't hinder apartment plans
• Greensboro ranks highest in the Triad for population density, Census finds
• 203,000 pounds of steel stolen in Thomasville; 3 charged
• Lowes Food to stop selling 'pink slime' beef
• Price of regular gasoline in the Triad hits $3.82
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy seek quick answer on merger plan
• Greensboro releases new recommended noise rules
• Orthovative Technologies wins Wake Forest competition
• Report: Woman found dead in Forsyth jail
• Burlington Outlet Village Craft Fair set for April
• 3 killed in Va. multi-vehicle wreck
• Fatal fire reported in Burlington
• Water damage displaces 19 in Winston-Salem
• Easter Eggstravaganza in Greensboro to be rescheduled
• N.C. couple finds 50-carat emerald in a mine
• 2 teenage girls among 5 charged in taxi driver's slaying
• Reidsville group to honor Rich Brenner
• Man killed in Winston-Salem crash
• N.C. teachers can sound off on working conditions
• One last gasp of winter: Temps in 30s tonight
• HPU's future as Big South tourney host uncertain
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Bounty of beavers in Guilford this year
• Naming of Oak Hill Media Center Open For Public Comment
• Weaver Academy Debuts Musical From Canadian Star
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary for March 22, 2012
• James Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• Kansas shuts down Carolina
• N.C. a Dixie loner in passing a ban on gay marriage
• Man charged in back-to-back thefts at Macy's in Raleigh mall
• Greensboro's Isner drives into rare tennis company
• Savvy Shopper: Pottery shop in Greensboro sees value as big draw
• Rockingham County calendar
• Rockingham County public records
• Rockingham people: McMichael High leads Cup contest
• Teams sweep gold medals in state tourneys
• Bound for Cooperstown
• One patient, one record for Cone Health facilities
• NAACP honors Guilford County commissioner
• Helping men with addictions regain their lives
• Tea Party activists protested Obamacare in Washington today
• Tea Party activists protested Obamacare in Washington today
• Update: Weather service issues tornado watch until 11 p.m. for Triad area
• UNC's Marshall practices; status uncertain
• High Point loses furniture industry leader
• Shots fired into Greensboro home with woman, children inside
• Men rob pizza and subs restaurant in Greensboro
• Police: Officer shot at car after Winston-Salem driver rams cruiser
• Area lawyers: Rulings on plea bargains to have large impact
• Demonstrators in Winston-Salem protest federal mandate over birth control
• U.S. Marshals arrested man wanted for a 2000 killing in Winston-Salem
• Public 'fracking' meeting to be held in Chapel Hill
• Golden Corral adding 29 outlets
• 2 dead, 2 wounded in Durham shooting
• UNC needs overtime to beat Ohio
• Reidsville police charge five in DWI checkpoint
• Sumner Students Will Attend White House Kitchen Garden Planting
• N.C. State comeback falls short in season-ending loss to Kansas
• Burlington police arrest man wanted in bar beating case
• Former Wake principal to head new Guilford STEM high school
• Strata Solar looks to build solar farm in Rockingham County
• Buzz of construction still fills Winston-Salem Caterpillar plant
• BB&T CEO Kelly King: 'Banking system is really gummed up'
• Slideshow: State of Randolph
• State of Randolph: County works to position itself for growth
• Sealy defends against attack on its board
• Murphey academy students must read 1,000 books for mascot's return
• Whole Foods offering preview tours of Greensboro store
• Delta adds direct flights to NYC from PTI
• Winston-Salem police: Crash death caused by medical condition
• Whole Foods to host preview tours
• Free haircuts Saturday for kids and homeless
• Stanley Furniture may move HQ to High Point
• Pasha Home Fashions to open High Point factory
• Stanley Furniture may relocate HQ to High Point
• How Forsyth, Guilford home appraisers do their jobs
• Blooms may be gone for Wilmington's Azalea Festival
• Jeri Rowe column: Family ties forged with Bruce Springsteen
• Virginia residents flock to N.C. sweepstakes cafes
• Vigil honors N.C. high school student shot to death
• Cain speaks at UNC about American dream
• Duke votes for more programs at China campus
• N.C. scientists discuss state's fracking future
• Committee hashing out N.C., S.C. state line meets
• Murder or self-defense? N.C.'s 'Stand Your Ground' law
• Ed Hardin column: The Pack just might be back
• Inside today's e-edition
• Conflicts on trash task force?
• Salvino's has moved
• Slideshow: Airport Marriott's moment to 'shine'
• North Carolina is still a truck drivin' state
• GTCC visit highlights need to train and retain aviation talent
• Guilford school board OKs land for new Southeast elementary
• Can the Tea Party make major gains among Catholics?
• Burlington police seek gunman in apartment shooting
• Company apologizes for billboards using Eve Carson's photo
• Ronald McDonald House chooses DataChambers for data protection
• St. Patrick's Day 'Booze It & Lose It' campaign nets 819 DWI arrests
• Update: 3 'Most Wanted' suspects arrested in 2 days
• Greensboro car dealer to help Western Guilford booster clubs
• Marshall's wrist improving; Williams 'just doesn't know'
• The Business Journal launches Social Madness challenge
• Man arrested with drugs after SUV hits Winston-Salem house
• Media outlets seek records in UNC football probe
• UNCSA students worked on 'The Hunger Games' film
• Duke’s Mason Plumlee considering NBA draft
• Guilford College offers public tours highlighting sustainability efforts
• Food Lion to stop selling ‘pink slime’
• Duke Energy CEO Jim Rogers was paid $8.8 million in 2011
• Debt declines in N.C. cities, counties
• Parent of BB&T buyout target loses $17.5M in Q4, has negative equity
• 3 N.C. courthouses make federal closing list
• Sesame Street Live returns to Greensboro
• Former Greensboro nightclub owner Medaloni sentenced to probation
• VF Corp. CEO gets 7% salary increase
• Extend Energy CEO says tariffs hurt solar
• 30-year mortgages back above 4%
• New Sheetz opens in Greensboro
• FDA panel: Dissolvable tobacco could reduce risks
• Photo gallery: Southeast Guilford hosts track meet
• Tobacco Road: Where basketball and religion intersect
• Man robbed, beaten at Burlington bar
• Burlington man charged in 6 break-ins
• Trial date set for Greensboro bus dispatcher
• VF Corp.'s chief executive got 7 percent raise in 2011
• 2 men police say robbed former Forsyth commissioner arrested
• Man in Wake charged with past child sex crimes
• Southern Pines man charged with sexually assaulting handicapped man
• Durham man rescued after trench collapses, buries him
• N.C. Air Toxics Program changes get more scrutiny
• Inside today's e-edition
• Go Triad: Young bluesman turns troubles into talents
• Arts center idea in Greensboro raises questions
• Bishops: Obama comment on N.C. amendment regrettable
• WFMY brings new team, format to morning show
• Dollar Tree CEO joins Fresh Market board
• Farm exports key to North Carolina prosperity
• Guilford Parent Academy sponsors "camp day" for families
• 7 arrested in multi-state jewelry-theft ring
• Suit: Domestic violence victim stalked by officer
• WFMY revamping morning show
• North Carolina gets ready for 'Hunger Games' fans
• Second state panel says no to closing attractions
• Marshall's tweet: 'Cast off'
• Elon, Wake Forest undergrad business programs in Businessweek's top 50
• Lincoln Financial gives grants for arts education
• Bedding makers expand High Point showrooms
• Caterpillar to expand in China
• N.C. ranks third in women-owned business growth
• Winston-Salem State cutting three sports teams
• NFL suspends Saints coach for full season
• N.C. A&T graduate program to host open house
• Maker of anti-DWI ignition locks settles with DMV
• J.Cole to play Greensboro show in April
• Elon's business program ranked among top 50 by Bloomberg Businessweek
• Report: Winston-Salem State dropping 3 sports
• Krispy Kreme reports profit for the year
• Charges against "Teen Mom 2" star dropped
• Guilford launches new emergency alert system
• Copper stolen — from prison
• Pizza delivery driver robbed in Greensboro
• Advance Auto store robbed by masked gunmen
• Krispy Kreme reports continued profitability
• Statewide smoking ban withstands court challenge
• Reports of smoke forces flight back to RDU
• Teacher accused in bizarre murder for hire plot seeks lower bond
• Herman Cain to speak at UNC
• Group claims Durham DA unfairly removed from office
• Appeals court to hear N.C. toll road case
• Inside today's e-edition
• Short Orders: Meal in a martini glass
• Guilford schools panel may offer new anti-gang initiative
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: March 20 - 26, 2012
• Guilford County Schools Board of Education Meeting For March 22, 2012
• RFMD exceeds one billion power amplifiers shipped to China-Based manufacturers
• Without Marshall, North Carolina out to prove doubters wrong
• Image of slain UNC student on billboards sparks controversy
• Update: Flash flood warning lifted for Guilford
• Fire that killed soldier, daughters ruled accidental
• U.S. 52 North work to tie up traffic in Winston-Salem
• Traffic alert: Ramp at Holden Road, Bryan Boulevard closed until 10 p.m.
• N.C. man charged with health care fraud in Va.
• N.C. DMV plans 3-D licenses, shorter wait times
• Targacept CEO: Time to broaden search for new drugs
• 2 N.C. school districts account for most paddling
• Update: Williams says UNC preparing to play without Marshall
• Duke's Kelly out 6-8 weeks after foot surgery
• Old Dominion ranked top small freight carrier in survey
• Strata Solar seeks to build Mocksville solar farm
• FDIC: N.C. bank assets declined in 2011
• Construction employment increases in N.C., Triad
• Photo: 3 hurt in crash near downtown Greensboro
• Reidsville teen sentenced on sex charges
• Unemployment increases in the Triad
• 5 face sex assault charges after Rockingham party
• Targacept's move to end development of depression drug a blow to hopes
• Targacept, AstraZeneca pull failed depression drug candidate
• Man shot at Winston-Salem club
• School district explains lunch flap
• Alamance man pleads guilty to kidnapping
• NAACP cautions N.C. counties on voter ID legislation
• Tax values rise a surprising $5.6B
• Vandalism at Duke Gardens will cost thousands
• Land along parkway donated to National Park Service
• UNC prepares a Marshall plan
• UNC’s title hopes may ride on Marshall’s broken wrist
• Bruce Springsteen photo gallery from Greensboro concert
• Baptist says it shouldn't foot the tax bill in MedCost settlement
• Police: Sixth person accuses ex-Clayton teacher of sex abuse
• Audit: Agency failed to make changes to identify overpayment of benefits
• Inside today's e-edition
• Suits against city, police department cost taxpayers $1 million
• 'Most Wanted' suspect charged, released from custody
• Hagan urges Ex-Im Bank reauthorization
• Burlington police arrest man sought in Walmart groping
• DCCC’s Rittling named President of the Year
• Talley Machinery buys Illinois firm
• Isner moves into tennis' top 10 for first time
• Greensboro plans to select city manager this summer
• Greensboro College names new athletics director, football coach
• Curly Neal to promote Globetrotters visit Tuesday
• Talley Machinery in Greensboro acquires Illinois company
• Piedmont Natural Gas seeks rate increase
• Feds seek to limit information before Edwards jury
• GEO Care says it will not pursue High Point mental hospital
• Latest ruling says graphic cigarette labels do not violate free speech
• U.S. education officials to attend A&T college affordability forum
• UNCG counseling program ranked among top ten in U.S. News & World Report
• Delta to begin new LaGuardia service from PTI
• Alamance nightclub shut down
• GTCC to host job fair Wednesday
• Audit: N.C. overpaid $700,000 in jobless benefits
• UNCG counseling program in U.S. News & World Report's top 10
• Former GMAC Insurance exec moves to International Market Centers
• Heels, Pack on TBS on Friday night
• Report: UNC's Marshall to have surgery
• 5, including 1 from N.C., to be inducted into Teachers Hall of Fame
• Graves of Confederate brothers dug up in Raleigh
• Hagan urges black farmers to file claims in case
• Springsteen addresses death penalty on Greensboro stop
• Missing balloon pilot from N.C. saved others before crashing
• Inside today's e-edition
• Intensity of UNC, Duke rivalry amazes many
• Free Italian ice
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• GCS to Host Parent Forums on Academically Gifted Program
• Kendall Marshall out indefinitely with fractured wrist
• Missing girl found Sunday.
• UNC's Henson will start vs. Creighton in Third Round
• McDonald's reopens with daily deals
• Man dies after shot at Studio 6 in Greensboro
• Man, 78, robbed, locked in room
• Man charged with defrauding Red Cross, linked to arson case
• Seminary student charged with sexually assaulting fellow student
• Inside today's e-edition
• Savvy Shopper: Nightmare DIY project wins tickets for show
• Ladder climbers: Female fire captains love their careers
• Rockingham County calendar
• Rockingham County public records
• Rockingham people: Reidsville soldier promoted to staff sergeant
• Groceries are fancier than they used to be
• A 25-year journey of ensuring bus safety
• Just dance
• Greensboro native Isner beats world No. 1 Djokovic
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of March 17
• Yanceyville couple charged with child abuse
• Krispy Kreme headquarters to get $1.2 million makeover
• Off-duty Cumberland deputy uses Taser to ward off attacking pit bull
• Fayetteville man charged with prostituting 17-year-old girlfriend
• Judge again denies contempt motions against former Duke basketball stars, developers
• Inside today's e-edition
• Last chance to see Chinqua Penn?
• GCS Students Advance to Odyssey of the Mind State Finals
• Sam’s Club Surprises Employee of the Month
• Swofford on attendance: 'Surprised it's not full'
• Lehigh shocks No. 2 Duke with 75-70 upset
• 9 arrested in connection with robberies of sweepstakes parlors
• John Tesh to play at White Oak Amphitheatre in July
• Seven home games for A&T football in 2012
• Top exec at N.C. unemployment agency quits
• 360clean to expand in Triad
• Meagher named VF Corp.'s new VP, general counsel
• Rockingham to hear public comment on landfill proposal April 2
• Creighton wins, awaits possible match with UNC
• John Edwards' campaign must repay $2M to U.S.Treasury
• Man charged with molesting child, 14
• Carolina's Henson scratched from Tar Heels game in Greensboro
• N.C. State wins NCAA opener
• How Vault Logistics keeps track of inventory
• Demand for IT workers jumps in N.C.
• Embattled leader of N.C. unemployment agency quits
• Rare emeralds donated to N.C. museum
• Novant Health promotes Jeff Lindsay, Denise Mihal
• Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf pulls in $19.8 million payday
• Humorous billboards seek to spark interest about local history
• Road work alert: West Market Street
• Top of the List: Largest Triad hospitals
• Block-charge calls: Magnets for controversy
• I-85 road work starts Monday in Davidson
• Readers don't hold back in their love of college basketball
• Dierks Bentley to play Greensboro show
• Burlington business robbed
• Isner to play No. 1 Djokovic on Saturday
• Man crashes into stopped school bus after chase in Robeson
• States eye revenue from online sales
• Duke study finds HIV patients frequently abused as children
• Firefighters rescue window washers outside Durham courthouse
• Woman whose house burned says cat saved her life
• Krispy Kreme renovating its headquarters
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford OKs $1.5 million for clinics
• UPDATE: Crash affects Pisgah Church Road traffic
• Duke's Kelly doubtful for second-round game
• Panel denies Tabor's appeal to appear on ballot
• Primo reports loss for fourth quarter, year
• Sealy CEO sees compensation rise
• DCCC president to win N.C. community college leader award
• 'Immediate jeopardy' status lifted at Alamance Regional
• Lawyers allowed to represent John Edwards
• Joel Fleishman, a Tar Heel forever
• CDC launching graphic anti-smoking ad campaign
• Update: State continues talks with GEO Care about High Point mental hospital
• NCAA, St. Patrick's Day to bring heavy traffic to Greensboro
• Sports Extra blog: NCAA tourney coverage
• Prosecutor: Dispatcher from Greensboro 'more culpable' for bus crash
• Contractor John S. Clark to shut down operations
• Fire damages Winston-Salem mobile home
• Poll: Romney leads in N.C.
• High Point man charged in check scam
• More than 80 dogs seized in Jones County
• Readers get emotional about NCAA tournament
• Writers to take spotlight at WFU event
• Piedmont Pharmaceuticals signs development deal with Hisun
• Will GMAC's Cleveland plans affect Winston-Salem?
• Greensboro man sought in S.C. homicide
• High Point psych hospital bid turned down
• RBC Center's name change takes effect today
• Hearing in John Edwards case set for today in Greensboro
• 2 buildings at Hatteras Light Station to close
• Foes of proposed N.C. ban on gay marriage to rally at capitol
• Program targets litter along state's highways
• Inside today's e-edition
• Agapion tops unpaid taxes list in county
• Erwin Montessori Teacher Recognized By Enrichment Fund
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: March 12 - 19, 2012
• Perdue says "fracking" can be done safely in N.C.
• Traffic alert: Crews to close West Market Street for repair preparation
• NCDOT to hold transportation summit in Greensboro
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in '07 shootings
• UNCG, N.C. A&T professors recognized for teaching excellence
• Local taxes to heat up as major Tea Party issue here
• Love hoops? Tell us why and you could score NCAA tourney tickets
• N.C. State enters multimedia rights agreement
• Carolina announces spring football game
• Wyndham to benefit from new greens at Sedgefield
• FTC orders Frank Myers Auto Maxx in Winston-Salem to end use of some ads
• Community photo: Boy, 3, throws baseball at college game
• Fundraising items stolen in break-in
• Redevelopment paving the way for Tanger
• Trader Joe's adds to Magnolia Construction's retail resume
• Update: Reynolds American to cut 540 jobs
• Triad retail vacancy rates rise
• Report: State should get rid of high-end copter
• Heading to Springsteen? Bring canned goods
• U.S. News ranks WFU business schools in top 10 percent
• Guilford County files suit against banks over mortgage robo-signing
• Reynolds American to cut U.S. work force by 10 percent
• Missing bull found dead
• Former Duke teammates head to court
• Man dies in Lumberton convenience store shooting
• Photo: High speed chase ends in wreck
• N.C. lawmakers can change votes after count
• Fayetteville police stop blacks more, study finds
• Tells about your best or worst prank
• Photo: Man rescued from tree in Greensboro
• N.C. Chamber touts wins, looks to 2012 elections
• BB&T amends deal to buy BankAtlantic
• Bankruptcy judge delays decision on Renegade future
• Advocates to testify for law in N.C. teen's memory
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford files suit against banks
• Southern Ideal Home Show
• WWE to bring 'Raw' entertainment to the coliseum
• BB&T passes stress test, raises dividend
• County sues banks over 'robo-signing'
• Henson still uncertain for Tar Heels
• A&T fires basketball coach Jerry Eaves
• Krzyzewski: Duke's Ryan Kelly still 'day to day'
• Whole Foods to open April 12 in Greensboro
• Man dies in High Point crash
• Goodwill job placements hit record in northwest N.C.
• N.C. adds 17,000 jobs, unemployment dips to 10.2%
• UNCG to host lecture on sustainable cities
• N.C. economy to grow 2% this year, economist says
• Venus and Jupiter cuddling up in night sky
• Whole Foods prepares for Greensboro store opening
• U.S. Senate panel hears about tainted Camp Lejeune water
• Update: N.C. jobless rate still above 10 percent
• Tradebank of the Triad acquires Velocity Trade Exchange
• Forsyth County approves sale of courthouse to Va. developer
• Greensboro sewer spill reported
• WSJS, WZTK make programming, format changes
• BB&T CEO gets salary bump, but total compensation declines
• BB&T cuts deal to move BankAtlantic merger forward
• Women stop man's attack on girlfriend in Asheville
• State AD takes charge for team, fans
• Hardin: NCAA penalties give UNC a black eye
• Baptist wants employees to share burden of MedCost settlement
• WSJS radio revamps morning show
• No more chocolate milk at Winston-Salem/Forsyth schools?
• Funeral services announced for Special Forces soldier, 2 daughters killed in fire
• Chapel Hill deadlocks on talking while driving
• N.C. panel holds hearing about judicial seats
• New report will test whether signs of improvement reaching N.C.
• Auto parts maker adding 250 jobs in Durham
• Greensboro police probe fatal shooting
• Foes applaud a Winston Trader Joe’s
• Child care centers accept applications for new preschool classrooms
• Doonesbury comic strip to be published online
• Crews begin resurfacing Bryan Boulevard
• N.C. agencies choose 3-year car emissions exemption
• UNC gets bowl ban, loses 15 scholarships
• N.C. tax revenue reflects economic improvement
• Construction on Trader Joe's in Winston-Salem is underway
• NCAA practice sessions scheduled
• Elon Poll finds mood on economy brighter
• VantageSouth converts branches in Salisbury
• Triad gas prices stabilize
• Road work on Bryan Boulevard begins today
• Thomasville man charged in fatal stabbing
• State investigators to visit Alamance Regional this week
• From the News & Record editor: A quick introduction and an invitation
• Hanesbrand CEO gets pay increase
• Sealy shareholder seeks to shake up board
• Trial starts for N.C. man accused of killing woman
• U.S. Senate to hear about Lejeune's contaminated water
• Emerald Isle hunt results in 17 deer killed
• Rod Stewart, Stevie Nicks to perform in Greensboro
• Winston-Salem motorcyclist dies in wreck
• Winston-Salem immigrant on hunger strike will ask for release from jail
• Chapel Hill could lead state in hands-free cellphone ban
• N.C. high court hears if fees void county immunity
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• ACC tourney heads to Greensboro for 3 years
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary for March 6, 2012
• Sixty GCS Schools Will Receive Title I Funds Next Year
• Andrews Aviation Director Wins Technology in Education Award
• Hairston: 'My shot is back'
• News & Record journalists earn first-place awards
• UNC No. 1 in Midwest, Duke No. 2 in South, N.C. State No. 11 in Midwest
• Rear-end collision kills motorcylist
• Motel clerk eludes three gunmen
• Florida State turns back North Carolina to win ACC tournament
• Man charged in Greensboro shooting
• Man charged in Charlotte rapes nearly three decades later
• N.C. poll: Economy better, but jobs scarce
• Report adds to debate over menthol cigarettes
• Raleigh to set aside $7 million for rail hub
• N.C. matters to GOP
• Savvy Shopper: Some think tax return money is for the birds
• Inside today's e-edition
• Rockingham people: 3 RCC graduates join Burlington police
• Friendly spirits the norm at nightclub
• Wider road on its way
• Business woes lead to bankruptcy, end of Phelps’ Chinqua Penn story
• High Point man charged in death of 22-year-old
• Florida State knocks out Duke in ACC tournament semifinals
• North Carolina holds off N.C. State in ACC tournament semifinals
• Greensboro man charged in bus crash brought to Va. jail
• Bishop McGuinness girls win record seventh consecutive state basketball title
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of March 10
• Graham man charged with second-degree rape
• Hanesbrands exec gets slight raise in 2011
• Judge won't reduce Crystal Mangum's bond
• Inside today's e-edition
• UNCG sued for rejecting anti-abortion group
• Florida State beats Miami, will play Duke in ACC semifinals
• Krispy Kreme gains social media appeal with Hot Light app
• Duke beats Virginia Tech in ACC tournament quarterfinal
• Big brand weekend for Krispy Kreme and 14 yr. old at Dillon Motor Speedway
• UNC's Hairston hopes slump is over
• Trader Joe's to open store in Winston-Salem
• Piedmont Natural Gas income falls
• N.C. State beats Virginia to improve NCAA chances
• Elon Poll: State lawmakers’ job approval dropping
• Candidate slate set for Guilford County commissioners races
• Gergen, O'Connor to headline law and leadership event
• Traffic alert: Crews to resurface 3.9 miles of Bryan Boulevard
• General admission entry rules set for Springsteen concert
• Neighbors prefer cemetery to apartments
• Greensboro police car involved in wreck
• N.C. Supreme Court suspends Winston-Salem-based judge
• Henson hurts wrist in North Carolina win over Maryland
• Supreme Court allows sex crime conviction to stand
• 2012 homicides in Greensboro/Guilford
• Slideshow: Five honored at Triad BioNight
• Goodwill to open new store in Oak Ridge
• Shifts in Triad's health systems part of national trend
• SciWorks President Sanford retiring
• Malveaux says it's time for her to go
• Here’s where to find money to help replace those old bulbs
• U.S. 220 to be widened in Guilford, Rockingham
• U.S. jobless rate stays at 8.3 percent
• Gang activity prompts lockdowns at N.C. prisons
• Man surrenders in father’s death
• Cigarette in trash can caused deadly Kernersville apartment fire
• Charges dropped against Stokes couple accused of running puppy mill
• Obama's N.C. visit has GOP grumbling
• Mother pleads guilty in death of boy, 2
• Lawmaker seeks to block tolls on I-95
• Tractor-trailer driver dies in river
• Search teams return decade after N.C. man disappears
• Police chief: Nonprofit was not subject of drug probe
• Inside today's e-edition
• Tea Party Nation far larger than Tea Party itself
• Tea Party Nation far larger than Tea Party itself
• Standoff ends peacefully after evacuation, fire
• N.C. State beats Boston College, will play Virginia next
• Former Greensboro police officer sues city, several officials
• Extradition deadline for Greensboro man looms in fatal bus crash
• Federal probe finds N.C. courts discriminate
• Music festival announces 51st summer season
• ACC tournament on the big screen at the Carolina Theatre
• Greensboro tech consulting firm Confiance bought by Atlanta firm Onepath
• Primo looks to add more fizz to soda maker
• Wake Forest loses sixth straight ACC tournament game
• Rockingham to consider regional landfill
• Apex Analytix completes dividend recapitalization
• Driver missing after cab of truck goes into river
• Greensboro Patronage Mob forms to support local retailers
• International grocery store to open in Greensboro
• N.C. terrorism plot suspect to be released
• Can a vision for a Greensboro performing arts center come together in 80 days?
• Food truck company rolls into Winston-Salem
• Outlets off the table for Alamance Community College expansion
• Sign-A-Rama to open 3rd location in Burlington
• 200 apartments proposed next to BB&T Ballpark in Winston-Salem
• Train carrying methanol heading to N.C. derails
• Trump lobbies members to buy N.C. golf club
• Oak Hollow Lake to host ski event in July
• New York Times not delivered today because of production problems
• Trump's next deal: a Charlotte-area golf course
• Solar event may disrupt GPS, airlines, utilities
• Pinehurst council to discuss National Historic Landmark status
• Community mourns Special Forces soldier, daughters killed in fire
• Ferry toll hikes set
• Raleigh officer faces April court date on charges of soliciting a minor
• Artifacts from Civil War blockade runner will be restored
• Police seek man charged in Greensboro slaying
• Inside today's e-edition
• No place to park at the new jail?
• Whole Foods gets ready
• Duke Energy fuel filing provides no relief from high rates
• Industries of the Blind in Greensboro to hire 41 employees
• PTP's Powell: Triad megasite will take more than just land
• HPU, Elon polls show optimism for economy, bump for Obama in N.C.
• HPU Center for Entrepreneurship chosen for honor society
• Andy's Burgers Shakes & Fries changing its name
• kgb USA looks to add 170 jobs at McLeansville call center
• Tea Party Nation emerges
• Home Meridian launches new division
• Greensboro IT firm Softwired sold
• Fresh Market reports record fiscal 2011 sales
• Triad attorneys to defend John Edwards
• Laptop-shooting N.C. dad saved daughter's data
• Greensboro approves incentives for Piedmont Pharmaceuticals
• Chemical release reported at Greensboro plant
• Fresh Market reports quarterly profit
• Romney wins Ohio, 5 other Super Tuesday states
• Donations sought for family of Green Beret who died in fire
• N.C. schools, offices drill for season's tornadoes
• Reynolds teacher: Firing me isn't fair
• Appeals court rules against mistress in alienation of affection lawsuit
• Boy, 5, killed in tractor accident in Lumberton
• N.C. lawmakers set to discuss fate of estate tax
• Obama to talk jobs in N.C. a day after GOP contests
• Greensboro OKs incentives
• Inside today's e-edition
• Short Orders: Celtic specialties
• Guilford Parent Academy to Host Workshop on Risky Behaviors
• Teens arrested during Kiser Middle School lockdown
• N.C. ranks 25th in identity-theft complaints
• How higher gas prices affect N.C. residents
• BB&T lauded for mobile service
• Greensboro expands electronic monitoring program
• Homestead Hills to break ground on $9M expansion
• Orders jump for new furniture
• About 12% of mortgages in the Triad are ‘underwater’
• Kernersville woman dies in apartment fire
• Analysts bullish on B/E Aerospace
• UNC's Zeller named ACC player of the year
• McDonald's renovating several Triad stores
• Mebane furniture maker to close
• PTP Next business competition deadline is Friday
• Latin Kings trial postponed to April
• Abortion foes win free-speech case in Jacksonville
• Mebane furniture maker Craftique shutting down
• Hickory couple to pay off mortgage with $1 million lottery win
• FDA appeals judge's ruling on cigarette warning labels
• WF Baptist enlists search firm to find new PTRP head
• Court of Appeals rules in favor of sweepstakes machines
• 1 killed in crash with logging truck
• N.C. Special Forces soldier dies in house fire
• Pedestrian killed in Winston-Salem
• Former Wake Forest Baptist nurse guilty on sex charges
• Man pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in death of 14-month-old boy
• John Edwards hires more attorneys
• UNC urged to cut Rush radio ties
• Raleigh police: Man got high on city bus
• Campus repairs top priority for UNC system
• Meeting attendees warn city against too many cuts
• Inside today's e-edition
• Center's layoffs erase job gains
• Purchasing Department Recognized for Excellence
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: March 6 - 12, 2012
• Rich Brenner, Semper Fi and The Road to Success
• Hurricane Center chief predicts longer forecasts
• Perdue seeking assistance for N.C. tornado damage
• UNCG to announce Miller as men's basketball coach
• Library director appointed interim assistant city manager
• Kindred Healthcare to Participate in Barclays Capital Global Healthcare Conference
• Disciplinary panel disbars Greensboro attorney
• Three Tar Heels make All-ACC team
• Lexington woman shot in leg; boyfriend arrested
• Update: Inmate's death ruled homicide; second inmate charged
• GSI Commerce expanding Martinsville operations, adding jobs
• Head of United Way of Rockingham County leaving
• HPU Poll looks at Obama approval ratings in N.C.
• Greensboro woman picked for White House Tweetup
• Defense spending up in N.C.
• Starbucks at Golden Gate shopping center shuts down
• Rockingham County United Way director quits
• Triad gas prices continue to climb
• Martinsville facility to expand
• Former Perdue staffer pleads not guilty
• WF Baptist to expand planned Davie campus
• Ennis named AERA Fellow
• Parker directs 'Children of a Lesser God'
• NCO Customer Management closing Guilford call center, laying off 685
• N.C. deputies impounding cars if drivers flee
• 3 N.C. kids who survived tornado back home
• 4 charged in multistate prostitution ring
• Police: Jacksonville man drowned 2 puppies
• Court hearing set for today in Latin Kings case
• Virginia Tech shooting lawsuit heading to trial
• Shooting closes Rocky Mount mall; 1 teen suffers minor injury
• 4 arrested in fatal Raleigh tobacco shop shooting
• Hurricane Irene's effects linger
• 4 charged in shooting death of Asheville teen
• Winston-Salem could vote on $100M bond
• Schools closed after rare tornado hits N.C. mountains
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Residents fight Friendly Ave. plan
• Gastonia woman kills intruder
• Man killed after being pushed in front of car during fight in Charlotte
• Train hits car stuck on tracks; no one hurt
• Cell tower height dispute lands Cary in court
• Fugitive in Ponzi scheme faces prison, fines
• UNC leaders' message: N.C.'s future depends on your support
• Savvy Shopper: Shoe store seeks site that gives better fit
• Inside today's e-edition
• Noise test doesn’t give clear answer
• Knee injuries sideline female athletes
• Rockingham business: Cohen’s will reopen with Kitty in kitchen
• 'The Pact’ authors to share their story
• Shhhh! Kids help to keep hospital quiet
• Keeping town’s spirit from fading
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of March 3
• Mebane man charged with indecent liberties
• National groups begin N.C. "values" bus tour
• Battleship North Carolina to reveal some of its secrets
• Man charged with taking jewelry at Wake open houses
• Cline ousted as Durham DA
• Durham woman gets prison time for hiring “hit man”
• Inside today's e-edition
• Developer’s inaction worries some fans of Trader Joe’s grocery
• Guilford schools spend federal grant money on conventional kinds of reform
• Sam’s Club Surprises Employee of the Month
• First lady promotes fitness at basketball tourney
• Duke, UNC out of ACC women's tourney in quarters
• Greensboro call center to close, lay off nearly 700 workers
• Greensboro police charge suspect in 2005 homicide
• Fresh Market to vet local food products at open house
• Powerful storms cause damage across several states
• Report: Single-engine plane crashes into High Rock Lake
• Tranquilities Gifts store in Greensboro for sale
• Wyndham Worldwide honored by peers
• WF Baptist to make Davie County campus announcement
• Blue Cross posts $177M in net income
• Reynolds CEO's salary rose 13 percent in 2011
• Apartment fire blamed on discarded smoking materials
• Elon Law partners with Washington D.C. internship program
• Downtown Greensboro to get new farmers, art market
• Tom Blount retiring as editor of High Point Enterprise
• Longtime High Point Enterprise editor to retire
• Lomax's Charlotte development to be "first-class" project
• Greensboro man faces 20 charges of child pornography
• Pedestrian struck and killed in High Point
• Fayetteville police to resume disputed searches
• Judge rules against Occupy Charlotte on encampment
• Judge sets April date for Edwards trial
• Greensboro man charged in Va. bus crash waives extradition
• Bodies of 2 missing crew found after chopper crash
• Winston-Salem man who killed 4, wounded 5 in '88 free of supervision
• Charges dropped against man who tried to use $1 million bill
• N.C. lawmaker's remarks about poverty draw ire
• Man accused of organizing dog fighting rings turns himself in
• Michelle Obama to visit 2 N.C. cities
• Tips from a Triad entrepreneur who built four businesses
• Top of the List: Largest Triad festivals
• Inside today's e-edition
• Triad nonprofits taking advantage of solar power
• Greensboro police arrest 'Most Wanted' suspects
• Elevator repair halts jail visitation
• Metro area ranked in top 10 for attracting new industry
• Billy Graham association laying off nearly 50
• Firefighters rescue 2 from Greensboro apartment fire
• Police: Same man responsible for three robberies
• 'American Idol' boots Stokesdale singer
• Market America expands to the United Kingdom
• N.C., Triad areas rank high in Site Selection list
• Development of Virginia megasite up to four years out
• A year later, Bank of America pressing on with account fees
• Cole, Malveaux set a high bar for Bennett College
• Update: House panel scales back pre-K changes
• New Garden Friends School completes arts and athletic center
• Update: Two Guilford charter schools approved to open
• Market America expanding into UK
• Penske Racing to switch to Ford
• Edwards trial to start in April
• Former N&R editor John Robinson joins Elon Poll staff
• Second wildfire burning in western N.C.
• Law aims to put felons back to work
• Homeowners against proposed shopping center threaten legal action
• Woman’s body found in Greensboro condo
• Occupy Winston-Salem holds protests
• Protesters arrested at legislative hearing on immigration
• Man charged with killing man outside Winston-Salem bar
• Group sues over new billboard rules
• Suspended Durham prosecutor's fate in judge's hands
• Former Raleigh resident indicted in $129 million Ponzi scheme
• Judge could limit testimony in Edwards case
• Panel to write explainer on N.C. marriage question
• N.C. school board expected to approve 9 new charters
• Judge blocks graphic images on cigarette packages
• Inside today's e-edition
• Register Your American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Greensboro Team Today
• Veterans' health benefits another major new Tea Party issue
• Free program addresses mental health issues
• NASDAQ suspends Bank of the Carolinas
• New graphic cigarette warning labels ruled unconstitutional
• Bertschi named Citizen of the Year by High Point Chamber
• Robert Watson, founder of UNCG's creative writing program, dies
• Boy, 8, recovers from being hit by car near Eden school
• Elon professor: How the Internet is rewiring young brains
• Developers seek historic designation for $60M Plant 64 site
• Legacy’s Zimmerman to speak on entrepreneurship at UNCG
• One Job for Greensboro? Make that 684 jobs
• Update: Etheridge joins race for governor
• WF Baptist's Torti to become dean of UConn med school
• Wanted: Triad superwomen for The Business Journal’s Women in Business awards
• U.S. economy grew 3% in 4Q
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies at 66
• UNCG vice chancellor to step down
• N.C. man charged with burying his dog alive
• Oak Hill Elementary mourns passing of key volunteer
• RF Micro Devices expands portfolio to improve smartphone technology
• Woman in 'Extreme Makeover' flap promises more transparency
• Truckers haul less freight in January but outlook stays rosy
• Longtime Guilford Merchants Association president to retire
• Man dies after shooting outside Winston-Salem club
• N.C. killer mistakenly released from S.C. jail
• North Carolina to honor Tuskegee Airmen at Capitol
• Gov. Perdue: No new tolls for ferries
• Wake judge at center of SBI probe
• Suspended Durham prosecutor's fight for job continues today
• N.C. panel rejects cutbacks to parks, cultural attractions
• Michelle Obama to make N.C. stops
• N.C. authorities seek man in dog fighting case
• N.C. House immigration panel hears from employers
• Inside today's e-edition
• Landfill not option in cutting trash cost
• Dow ends the day above 13,000
• Triad existing home sales decline in January
• City hosts Earth Day recycling contest
• Got bull? Rockingham deputies seek 900-pound beast
• A Dickens of a party
• Events mark Women's History Month
• 'Under Control' dance concert Feb. 24-25
• Ray Grace nominated for N.C. banking commissioner post
• Winston-Salem foreclosure company banned from offering services
• Local educators review major changes to state curriculum
• Swedish Match challenging Reynolds share of snus market
• Michael Bumpass to retire from GMA, FirstPoint
• Malveaux to leave Bennett College
• Don Vaughan won't run for re-election
• Community groups and regularly scheduled meetings
• Chief UNCG fundraiser stepping down
• Business leader receives local award
• T-shirt from Yow's past haunts campaign
• Former Guilford County teacher convicted of tax evasion charges
• Bennett College president resigning
• Fidelity Investments opening Greensboro office
• Cardinal Health picks Inmar to handle returns
• Etheridge to file for N.C. governor on last day
• Former WGHP sports anchor Rich Brenner dies
• Man critically wounded after being shot in Greensboro home
• ABC announces new lineup for 'Dancing with the Stars'
• N.C. looks into licensing of 'Extreme Makeover' home
• Crews fight forest fire in western N.C.
• N.C. lawmakers look to crack down on copper theft
• Officials report second student death in Ohio school shooting
• Lottery officials looking at keno
• Former sports anchor Rich Brenner dies
• Family Dollar extends 'poison pill' takeover defense
• BB&T's purchase of BankAtlantic hits snag
• Forsyth board approves concealed handguns in parks
• Wake Forest Baptist grant will speed research on insomnia, migraines
• Jewelry stolen in Apex during open houses
• Inside today's e-edition
• Greensboro police arrest 'Most Wanted' suspect
• Survey: Bank of America, Wells Fargo lost customers in 2011
• CEO named for Greensboro Children's Museum
• Rockingham deputies seize 1,000 pounds of marijuana, arrest 2 men
• N.C. authorities charge 27 after dog fighting raid
• Tim Newman exits Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority
• Man dies after falling off bridge in Winston-Salem
• Judge bars BB&T purchase of BankAtlantic
• Old Dominion installs its first rooftop solar panel system
• ACC announces 2012 football schedules
• Crisco said to be eyeing a run for lieutenant governor
• New Atlantic Contracting wins $8M UNCG project
• Berenstain Bears co-creator Jan Berenstain dies
• Is N.C.'s economy slowly recovering?
• Cooper still may appeal Duke Energy N.C. rate hike
• Triad gas prices climb higher
• Daytona 500 start moved to 7 p.m.
• Filing resumes for Guilford commissioner seats
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Ohio school shooting
• Greensboro Children's Museum picks new CEO
• Accident closes W. Market in Starmount area
• N.C. school system takes to Twitter to recruit teachers
• S.C. man charged in shooting death at N.C. flea market
• Court mix-up puts conviction on Gastonia man's record
• Lowe's 4Q net income climbs, revenue increases
• Greensboro police looking for missing woman
• Rise in cremations in N.C. linked to tight economy
• Help offered to N.C. jurors exposed to grisly evidence
• Meth lab busts soar in N.C.
• Google kicks off program to get N.C. small businesses online
• Critics to grill Durham DA over feud with N.C. judge
• N.C. middle-school students getting taste of working life
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Saving the planet on a shoestring
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary for February 23, 2012
• Board Chairman Donates Unsung Hero Award to GCS
• Tea Party's next coming issue
• Daytona 500 to run at noon Monday
• Your Game calendar for the week of Feb. 26
• TEDxWakeForestU: Targacept's deBethizy on the connection between nicotine and schizophrenia
• TEDxWakeForestU: Atala on harnessing the body's power
• Coyotes roaming Charlotte keep experts busy
• Boy killed 25 years ago by dogs is mourned
• Hope Mills man arrested in series of hit-and-run crashes
• Johnston magistrate found not guilty of threating to kill man
• Raleigh considers cracking down on recycling thefts
• Man in Durham charged with holding mother hostage
• Savvy Shopper: Consignment shop query drew plenty of responses
• Inside today's e-edition
• State Street seeks new glory days
• Chinqua Penn’s shutters still shut
• Former United Guaranty executive, community supporter, has died
• Boy, 13, charged in armed robbery
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Feb. 25
• Officials ask N.C. residents not to burn yard debris
• Charlotte woman sues Facebook
• Family thankful for support after crash that killed girl, 3
• N.C. Baptist Hospital settlement of class-action suit to bring payments in April
• Firm facing probe gets $2.3 million PTI contract
• Man pleads guilty to kidnapping jogger in Chapel Hill
• Inside today's e-edition
• 'I want to be American'
• Traffic alert: South Elam at Aycock to close Saturday
• Wildfire, WilsonMcGuire win marketing contracts
• City to conduct environmental tests at park
• Man robs secretary inside Greensboro business
• Economy brighter in NASCAR, teams still searching
• Greensboro will pick up new postal service duties
• Hair salon to open in Greensboro
• Inmar: No expansion announcement yet
• Sociologists talk N.C. economy
• Guy and Jerry’s Burger Spot opens in Greensboro
• Top of the List: Largest Triad outpatient centers
• USPS moving some work to Greensboro
• Developer gives $1M to Greensboro College
• Vice President Biden, wife make stop in Thomasville
• Housing market weighs on United Guaranty
• Former charter-school principal charged with sexual exploitation
• New study says Facebook becoming less friendly
• N.C. Medicaid management contract extended for $122M
• Paula Deen: No regrets in diabetes announcement
• Funding pouring in for Greensboro's $26M downtown greenway
• 7th person arrested in N.C. animal cruelty case
• Tornado watch issued for Rockingham
• How a new Greensboro pub is using Facebook to grow its business
• Durham DA offers defense for feud with N.C. judge
• Asheville jury again finds lesbian couple trespassed
• Edwards sex tape to shredder; federal trial looms
• Funding pouring in for Greensboro's $26M Downtown Greenway
• 82 whooping cough cases in Alamance County
• Catawba man pleads guilty to killing roommate
• Ex-coach from Winston-Salem charged with indecent liberties
• Owners of Stokes County breeding facility charged with animal cruelty
• Wake Forest basketball coach apologizes for swearing at fan
• Attorney for Hanes Mall Dairy Queen denies sexual harassment allegations
• Guerrilla libraries have been popping up in cities including Winston-Salem
• Poll: Millionaire tax popular, spending cuts too
• Greensboro College gets $1M gift
• Judge OKs commissioners filing
• Inside today's e-edition
• GCS Teacher Earns NASA Fellowship in STEM Education
• Winston-Salem man, 62, charged with sex offenses against child
• Hagan says she opposes amendment banning same-sex marriage
• Bank of America freezes pension plans
• J.K. Rowling has deal for new novel for adults
• Kindred Healthcare Announces Fourth Quarter Results and Plans for Ventas Lease Renewals
• Judge won't cut terms short in county elections
• N.C. activists gear up for statewide Occupy meeting
• Krispy Kreme is going on tour
• For sale: Wells Fargo Center in downtown Winston-Salem
• Wanted: Ideas for campus businesses
• History as 'Collective Failure'
• British pub to open in Greensboro this summer
• Screen Scene in Winston-Salem sold to Zoom! Apparel & Printing
• UNCG chancellor, professor recognized for community engagement
• United Guaranty CEO moved to Chartis
• InterAct buys JailTracker
• Greensboro auto dealer charged with illegally billing customers
• Greensboro police lieutenant sues the city
• Experience Hendrix Tour coming to Greensboro
• N.C. grand jury charges fund managers in $40 million scam
• N.C. prosecutor the subject of 7 citizen complaints
• Media General considering sale of newspapers, including Winston-Salem Journal
• PNC Financial reveals timeline for RBC conversion
• Duke Energy files new merger plan with N.C. regulators
• RBC Bank's days are dwindling
• N.C. orders reviews after Charlotte school bus fire
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy file new merger plan
• Photo: Tanker truck overturns on Sandy Ridge Road
• Jail guard in N.C. accused of theft
• N.C. chamber pushes for U.S. transportation spending
• Former University of Virginia lacrosse player guilty of second-degree murder
• Documentary of Yadkinville Marine is vying for Oscar
• Man charged with embezzling meatballs and anchovie dip
• Winston-Salem man pleads guilty he sexually abused girl, 12
• Man pleads guilty to hit-and-run that killed disabled man in Forsyth
• Inside today's e-edition
• Nonprofit ventures a boon for disabled
• Wake Forest transplant recipient returns to field
• Stokesdale singer makes 'American Idol' top 24
• Deputies arrest man who thought he was meeting girl, 14, at park
• Michael Jordan suing Chinese company
• Director Ann C. Berzin Opts to Not Stand for Re-Election to Kindred Healthcare Board of Directors
• N.C. school lunch goof included 2 other kids
• N.C. Highway Patrol applicant collapses, dies
• News & Record journalists win sports writing contest awards
• High Point Regional exploring alliance with another health system
• Another Republican files for N.C. governor's race
• Kindred Healthcare to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences
• Randleman man hits multiple lottery jackpots
• Jurors weigh murder case of ex-University of Virginia lacrosse player
• WFU nanotech researchers convert body heat to power cell phones
• UNCG chancellor, professor honored
• National meth lab busts up in 2011
• Targacept posts loss
• Challenge to tobacco settlement dismissed
• Carolina Precision Plastics to open Mocksville plant, create 140 jobs
• Police: Man, 102, dies from self-inflicted gunshot
• Wake Forest gears up for TEDx conference
• Appeals court: Landmark tobacco settlement valid
• UNCG recognized for community engagement
• Hagan hosting exporter forum in Greensboro Friday
• Hagan to sponsor forum for small businesses
• Ribbon-cutting to be held for Greensboro's new Loaf bakery
• Malt-O-Meal: Just call this company "MOM"
• Perdue to move $9 million to fund 2,000 more in pre-kindergarten programs
• Economic development project to be announced in Davie County today
• Wilmington police chief details gunfire location system
• Volunteers needed for playground to honor Zahra Baker
• 3 restaurant delivery drivers robbed in Greensboro
• Slain state school board member trial delayed
• Man who tried to kidnap jogger in Chapel Hill pleads guilty
• Special N.C. plate helps fund spaying, neutering
• Work to lead to detour on I-85 in Davidson County
• Raleigh man charged with altering odometers
• Western N.C. manufacturer ready for zombie uprising
• Inside today's e-edition
• Short Orders: Green's Supper Club closing
• Ban on guns in parks still undecided
• GCS Announces Inclement Weather Make-Up Day
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: February 23 - 27, 2012
• N.C. school spending falls, improves to other states
• Domino's manager charged with selling marijuana from store
• Novant to hire 150 in S.C. for electronic records project
• Design collection donated to Salem College
• Lorillard's United Way donations totaled $1M in 2011
• Former Novant official pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Guilford sees second case of rabies this year
• Extras sought in Alamance for film inspired by late student athlete
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield says he is innocent
• Bakery in Thomasville robbed
• Slideshow: The new Wake Forest Biotech Place
• Vegas furniture market reports strong attendance
• Burlington considers amending new incentives policy
• Appalachia's aging population is rising fast
• Krispy Kreme on the fast track to mark 75th anniversary
• Wake Forest Biotech Place opens in Winston-Salem
• Court upholds $5 million in damages in officers' suit against rapper
• Appeals court: Dead dog's owners not entitled to $28,000
• Some N.C. residents feel Missouri earthquake
• Green's Supper Club closing
• Triad downtowns grapple with noise
• N.C. board vows to keep praying in Jesus' name
• DA says no case against outgoing N.C. sheriff
• East Carolina University dropout pleads guilty to killing father
• Defense lawyers want DNA evidence out in slain school board member case
• Lt. Gov. Dalton to run for governor
• Bidens, labor secretary to visit Thomasville on Friday
• Burlington police investigate shots fired into home
• Obama campaign in N.C. to organize college students
• Iraq veteran from N.C. wins $200,000
• Winston-Salem woman convicted of having sex with boy, 14
• Icy roads cause wreck that kills 3-year-old in Surry County
• Winston-Salem City Council approves Inmar incentives
• Cellphone ban while driving looms in Chapel Hill
• Inside today's e-edition
• Colleges explore ways to raise money
• Greensboro police release crime statistics for 2011
• Suspended NASCAR driver Mayfield indicted
• GCS announces make-up days for Monday's canceled classes
• NCISAA basketball playoff pairings
• Southern Baptists to hear proposed name change
• N.C. A&T offers free income tax help
• N.C. deputy shoots man who rammed cruiser after stop
• Most high school basketball playoff games will be played tonight
• Driver dies from injuries in Greensboro wreck
• Plans for Governor's School to be announced today
• As quality improves, fewer lemons on the car lot
• 6-year-old is state's first flu fatality this year
• CEOs' clash roils company behind comic hero Archie
• Lane on I-40 remains closed after tractor-trailer wreck
• Police: Homeowner uses pepper spray on intruder
• Man killed while trying to rob Salisbury man
• Sex-changing treatment for kids: It's on the rise
• Durham prosecutor may lose job over feud with judge
• School superintendent lays out plan today for Governor's School
• Lanes on I-40 closed after tractor-trailer wreck
• Gas prices are highest ever for this time of year
• N.C. hospital closes while bat colony is removed
• Nine dogs die in blaze at Rowan Animal Clinic
• N.C. State student on bike hit by car, hospitalized
• Duke University ready to open new cancer center
• State program gives rebates for some energy efficienct appliances
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Central Carolina Boat and Fishing Expo
• Schools closed Monday
• Triad expected to see snow today
• N.C. begins issuing new 'bear' license plates
• Proposed same-sex marriage ban's impact on heterosexual couples debated
• Fayetteville couple injured in small plane crash
• Texas Roadhouse evacuated in Durham after fire reported
• Savvy Shopper: Consignment shops elicit reader responses
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Inside today's e-edition
• Did stimulus program help Triad?
• Homeless man's family scrambling to get him the help he needs
• Rockingham people: County students on dean’s list
• 25th birthday inspires her hair donation
• Car upholstery shop closes as owner moves
• From bus boy to business owner
• N.C. company enables soldiers to design camouflage
• NCHSAA basketball playoff pairings
• Bus dispatcher ordered tired driver to continue, Va. officials say
• RF Micro Devices responds to patent infringement claim
• Man critically injured in car crash in Greensboro
• Pedestrian dies after hit by pickup in Winston-Salem
• Wintry mix possible Sunday
• 'Otis' town drunk impersonator guilty of blocking sidewalk
• Burlington man found not guilty of cockfighting
• Federal jury in Fla. decides in tobacco companies' favor
• Bank robber gets hundreds in coins
• Burlington Tech could create jobs
• Interstate 95 closer to having tolls in N.C.
• Raleigh cop charged with having sex with underage prostitute appears in court
• Belk plans to keep up pace of store renovations
• Durham contestant makes it to next round in 'American Idol'
• Inside today's e-edition
• Death notices hardest part of N.C. troopers' jobs
• Settlement reported in job lawsuit
• Board Chairman Named Unsung Hero by Bryan Foundation
• Judge stops filing in commissioners races
• State approves ORs for WF Baptist Clemmons campus
• N.C. kicks in $120K for Burlington Technologies expansion
• Greensboro man calls $200K lottery win a 'great blessing'
• 'Powerful' storm heading to Triad this weekend
• Sheriff looking for information on French murders
• Top of the List: Largest Triad office and industrial parks
• N.C. Democrats have 2 more governor candidates
• Bank of America aims to block Moynihan deposition
• Slideshow: A look at whether the Triad's economy is improving
• Mortgage rates hold at record low
• Slideshow: The Triad's 40 Leaders Under Forty 2012 awards ceremony
• Lipman Produce to close Winston-Salem facility, cut 70 jobs
• Chris Laney: 40 Under alum creates jobs at quick clip
• N.C. loses out on new Caterpillar plant
• Man dies after jumping out of moving car
• Property tax appeals reach 40-year high in N.C.
• Bernanke: Community banks improving financially
• Congressional deal cuts maximum unemployment benefits
• Official: Caterpillar picks Georgia over N.C. for new plant
• Prize-winning New York Times writer dies while on assignment in Syria
• Progress Energy tweaks merger plan with Duke
• More U.S. government websites hacked
• Fayetteville mayor withdrawing proclamation
• Winston-Salem woman found in trash can stabbed to death
• Prosecutors want bigger role in Innocence Inquiry Commission
• N.C. lottery to close books on 12 scratch-off games
• Raleigh cop charged with soliciting sex from teen
• Turned the corner? You be the judge
• Inside today's e-edition
• Inside today's e-edition
• Study: City should make pay competitive
• Meeting on noise generates static
• Fair Helps Students Find Magnet Program That Fits Their Needs
• Kindred Healthcare's Year-End Conference Call Scheduled for February 24
• B/E Aerospace adds 20,000 square feet
• The X Factor show to hold auditions in Greensboro
• Edwards treasurer never saw 2011 campaign reports
• VF revenues jump 23%
• Slideshow: The Triad's 40 Leaders Under Forty for 2012
• Meddling or misunderstanding? A girl's tale goes national
• Semifinalists chosen in downtown Burlington competition
• General Assembly session lasts 15 minutes
• Car windows too dark? Greensboro police might ticket you
• PTP Next opens spring business competition
• Can your barbecue sauce represent the Carolinas?
• RF Micro sued over patent claim
• Performing arts center task force starts work
• Duke Energy expects new proposal on merger issues next week
• Coble Trench Safety sold to United Rentals
• Lincoln Foundation announces grant awards
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Abandoned campfire blamed for Uwharrie blaze
• Fire damages Asheboro restaurant
• VF earnings surge
• Wineburg lectures on 'People's History' Feb. 17
• Michel's 'handedness' research featured on WGHP
• UNCG hosts Science Olympiad
• Mild weather hurts Duke Energy profits
• Davidson College protests pipeline plan
• N.C. Republicans plan no work for scheduled session
• Domino's Pizza delivery driver robbed
• Hanesbrands posts 46 percent increase in profits
• Former Baptist doctor pleads guilty to indecent exposure
• Cary man accuses himself of sexually abusing autistic child
• Seven charged in animal cruelty probe at Butterball plant
• Leader of violent, multistate fake ID ring to be sentenced
• Inside today's e-edition
• Forget smartphones: Smartglasses are here
• N.C. official, workers charged in turkey plant probe
• UNCG hires search firm to find men's basketball coach
• Argand completes 500-kilowatt Asheboro project
• Assistant football coach charged with trafficking cocaine
• Closing arguments continue in Racial Justice case
• N.C. telecommunications agency to shut down in April
• Jeffus will not seek re-election
• IT jobs hold steady in N.C.
• N.C. DOT workshop aimed at sparking girls' interest in engineering
• Greenpeace protesters arrested in Charlotte
• Alamance Community College considers outlet buildings for new center
• School-age children fastest growing segment among local homeless
• Premier to offer online security seminar
• House leaders praise emerging payroll tax cut deal
• Police to use new tactics in 12-year search for missing N.C. girl
• Groundbreaking set for Center for Design Innovation in Winston-Salem
• Howard Coble to be honored by N.C. Chamber
• Berlin to chair Winston-Salem Business Inc.
• Teen drowns in Caswell reservoir
• Hatteras Financial posts profit
• N.C. father, son face sexual exploitation charges
• Pekingese becomes top dog at Westminster
• For N.C. barbecue chefs, a shot at the big time
• iPhone a hit for customers, but not for the carriers
• For Whitney Houston fans, a lack of places to grieve
• Student with cerebral palsy attacked in Yadkin County
• Attorney General's office will handle any prosecution of Womble
• High Point University poll shows Obama would lose
• Dogs' ordeal spurs call for N.C. law
• Charges against disabled Occupy Raleigh protester dropped
• N.C. banking official resigns to monitor $25 billion settlement
• Inside today's e-edition
• Short Orders: New York Pizza opens second location
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: February 14 - 20, 2012
• Skills for Employment
• Examiner releases autopsies of Pleasant Garden shooter, victims
• Greenpeace demands more clean power from Duke Energy
• Kindred Healthcare Recaps Quality Improvements and Growth in 2011 and Issues Quality and Social Responsibility Report
• N.C. man pleads guilty to getting bogus VA benefits
• Update: Report suggests closing, cutting back on state attractions
• Greensboro man pleads to statutory rape
• HPU poll: Republican leading Obama in N.C.
• Elder index: N.C. expensive for people over 65
• Greensboro College raises tuition, other costs
• Jill Biden to visit Greensboro in push for job skills training
• Jill Biden coming to Greensboro
• Greensboro sets community budget meetings
• Animal Planet TV host sets Greensboro show
• Forsyth County OKs Inmar incentives
• Ballinger Road closes for bridge work
• Information on Whitaker Park meeting corrected
• N.C. Commissioner of Banks stepping down to oversee foreclosure settlement
• Dalmatian is spot on, makes Westminster final ring
• Burlington men killed by train had no alcohol in their systems
• New Garden townhome project delayed for a year
• Greensboro coffee shop to host rally against marriage bill
• Backers of Latin Kings plan to hold meeting
• Local exhibit honors journey cancer patients face
• Shots fired into Greensboro home
• Winston-Salem makes changes to policy on checkpoints
• Concealed guns OK'd for Forsyth parks
• East Forsyth coach gets 5-day suspension for tirade
• Baptist Medical Center announces economic impact
• N.C. beekeeper facing jail for violating ordinance
• Trimming super-size with half-orders, plate colors
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• Judge doesn’t halt filing for commissioners seats
• District Science Fair Winners Advance to Region V Fair
• Grant Enhances Newcomers School Parent Day Program
• GCS Remembers A. Laurin Welborn
• Greensboro Youth Council to host sexual attitudes workshop
• Comedian Kevin Hart to perform May 11 at coliseum
• $21M Burlington runway project to be complete this summer
• Clergy to discuss treatment of indicted Latin Kings leader
• Google program aims to help N.C. businesses build websites
• Alston won't seek re-election
• Receptionist worried about losing job wins $4 million
• Study estimates Wake Forest Baptist has $3.8B impact
• $3.5M Greensboro townhouse project on hold
• Judge delays ruling on commissioner candidate filings until Friday
• Goodwill, Grasshoppers holding job fair
• Gas prices up in the Triad
• Lowe’s offering buyouts to some customer-service employees in western N.C.
• Report coming on what should be done with RJR's Whitaker Park complex
• Greenpeace protesting at N.C. Progress Energy plant
• Boston fund now has 18% stake in Targacept
• Bank of the Carolinas sees loss grow
• Wake Forest Baptist exec Lambeth running for state house
• 'Immediate jeopardy' status lifted at High Point Regional
• Hurricane Irene damage ruins N.C. waterfowl refuge
• Durham DA may lose job over feud with judge
• LEEDing edge
• SBA leader speaks Feb. 15
• Senior creates nutrition newsletter
• Candidate for governor suffers messy divorce
• N.C. hospitals don't want trials for disputed bills
• Triumph, tragedy dominate Grammy Awards
• Wildfire breaks out in Uwharrie National Forest near Asheboro
• N.C. Racial Justice Act hearing continues
• Sections of Blue Ridge Parkway to close for 2 months
• Election year kicks in with N.C. candidate filing
• US Airways jet traveling from Charlotte makes emergency landing
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• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Widower finds he can love again — despite the pain of loss
• GCS and Guilford Parent Academy To Host Parent’s Homework Dictionary Workshops
• Bond Money From 2000, 2003 Approved to Fund Maintenance Projects
• $14,419 hospital bill goes to court
• Bra-search at school case goes to state’s high court
• Fund set up for kids of slain Reidsville couple
• Man gets up to 7 years in Lexington killing
• $1.5 million bid made for Ghost Town in Sky
• Tobacco workers not likely to see big paychecks again
• Child-abuse convict charged again after toddler found in street
• Sentencing set in golfer's fraud case
• High Point hospital 'immediate jeopardy' status lifted
• Savvy Shopper: Reader is looking for consignment sales, stores
• A stirring story
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
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• Unity of love and belief
• Concealed weapon permits higher among legislators
• Nature’s 'dryer’ stirs crisp memories
• Fund established for children of slain couple
• State offers solution in Guilford County redistricting lawsuit
• Rameses the 18th dies; Bam Bam in line to replace him
• Unemployment benefits at risk again for state's jobless
• Greensboro man arrested in early morning shooting
• Neighbor arrested in Greensboro breaking and entering
• Highway Patrol keeping a closer eye on you from afar
• Backstabbers a sad shock to Charlotte bachelorette
• Study: Wait times for psychiatric beds still 'excessive'
• Huge Reynolds art sale attracts hundreds of potential buyers
• High Point council members question police chief's appointment
• Deadline looms for High Point Regional Hospital on Medicare issue
• Symposium aims for answers on mysterious N.C. lights
• N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences hosts Darwin Day
• Woman charged in husband's fatal shooting
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• Deputies seize guns, phones in homicides
• Wake Forest hires 2 football assistants
• McIntyre to run for Congress, not N.C. governor
• Police seize drugs, rifle from Lindley Park home in standoff
• Greensboro's Isner beats Federer in Davis Cup match
• Pictures of the week
• How $300M in Triad contracts will draw a crowd
• Top of the List: The Triad's busiest caterers
• How a smartphone app can help businesses with site selection
• Aldi: News of store in northwest Greensboro 'premature'
• Greensboro plastics manufacturer Intertech adding capacity
• LabCorp earnings up
• UNCG building earns LEED Gold certification
• PART gets clearance from auditors
• North Carolina freshman P.J. Hairston sidelined by foot injury
• First lady teams up with chefs for tasty school lunches
• Third person charged in Burlington homicide
• Feds investigating door fires in 2007 Camrys, RAV4s
• Smith Reynolds Airport awarded $1.85M for taxiway project
• What the Greensboro Partnership wants for the city
• Amid protests, UNC system approves tuition, fees hikes
• Update: Planned Pisgah Forest burn postponed
• N.C. police charge teen with counterfeiting cash
• Store worker charged with stealing $237K worth of electronics
• Big Four players head ACC legends class
• Why Bank of America is the new Citigroup
• Davidson teacher from 'Extreme Makeover' succumbs to cancer
• Former police officer charged in theft of his own art
• Former Raleigh resident plans to plead guilty to kidnapping girl in '87
• Durham firefighter climbs Empire State Building
• UNC says no to gender-neutral housing
• N.C. House panel meets to review death penalty, race
• Civil War group gives money to save officer's coat
• Greensboro Partnership outlines to-do list
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• Ferndale Middle Teachers Conduct Experiments In Microgravity
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary of February 7, 2012
• GCS Will Test Biodiesel Fuel in School Buses
• Statistician testifies in Racial Justice Act case
• Could the Triad’s data center aptitude mean more jobs?
• Germ-killing robots have invaded Cone Health!
• Kingsdown names new president
• Greensboro police, ROTC students to patrol parking lots Saturday
• Judge may undo Guilford County redistricting
• Greensboro parks commission supports concealed gun ban
• New state law could delay primary runoff by 3 weeks
• Winston-Salem produce company acquired by Florida firm
• UNC committee approves tuition, fees increase
• PART elects new board members
• Deadline to claim scratch-off prizes approaches
• Verizon pours $290M into N.C. network improvements
• Banks agree to $25B deal over foreclosures
• UNCG School of Ed gets LEED Gold certification
• Organic golf course testing Arctic's new weed technology
• North Carolina to receive $338 million in $25 billion foreclosure settlement
• Construction of new Wake Forest dorms to begin
• Beef prices likely to rise over the next 2 years
• N.C. Zoo photo: Burrowing owl
• Coroner: Inmate died of natural causes
• Homeless man crushed after falling asleep under truck
• Report: Reidsville police officer unexpectedly dies
• Lorillard profit up 20 percent
• Surge of reported coyote sightings in Charlotte
• Video: Fire engulfs Charlotte school bus
• Photo gallery: Duke 85, North Carolina 84
• Greensboro woman wins $181,279 in state lottery
• Burlington residents say church services are too noisy
• Thomas Built Buses is ramping up production, adding jobs
• Charlotte airport will offer TSA's PreCheck
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• Greensboro hopes eco-friendly building gets recognized
• Sources: New military roles for women
• 9 N.C. high school basketball players arrested
• New mobile site, billboards to promote N.C. wineries
• Does Caterpillar like N.C. better than Illinois?
• SBA head to speak at UNCG
• Greenway information session scheduled
• 'Cats' postponed until May
• Thomas Built Buses stepping up production, adding workers
• Solstas to expand in High Point, create 500 jobs
• Group seeks delay in candidate filing for Guilford races
• Photo: PETA protests Ringling Bros. in Greensboro
• Second man arrested in Burlington homicide
• U.S. Small Business Administration leader to speak at UNCG
• Auditors give PART passing grades
• Reynolds American profits rise, but layoffs under way
• 3 men charged in 17-year-old slaying
• Wolfgang Puck Pizza Bar coming to Greensboro’s Friendly Center
• Perdue to make jobs announcement today in High Point
• Gov. Perdue to make a jobs announcement in High Point
• Social workers indicted in child's death
• Update: Greensboro officer suffers minor injuries when car flips
• Reynolds American posts quarterly profit
• Man convicted of killing 2 Charlotte police officers seeks new trial
• Wright brothers' Ohio bike shop may be demolished
• Santorum gains momentum after three-state sweep Tuesday
• Nature-loving 'Lorax' goes commercial with movie tie-ins
• N.C. officials announce arts-economy program
• Getting caffeine fix as easy as taking deep breath
• Experts: California's same-sex marriage ban path to high court unclear
• Council opposes marriage amendment
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• Short Orders: Thai Corner Kitchen opens
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: February 7 - 13, 2012
• It's Time To Start Planning For Kindergarten
• Komen exec quits after Planned Parenthood flap
• City bus fares will increase
• N.C. parties have 11 names for presidential primary
• Chicken salad sandwiches recalled amid listeria scare
• 3 more Dems won't run again for N.C. legislature
• Report: WGHP meteorologist Emily Byrd seriously injured in fall
• Sue Myrick won't seek re-election in 9th District
• New York Pizza Bar and Grill opens
• Aldi opening new store in Greensboro
• Lorillard donates $100,000 to Greensboro arts group
• N.C. man convicted of abuse in child's death is dead
• N.C. DOT awards $53 million in contracts for U.S. 29 Business, Wendover Ave. work
• Job openings jump to near a 3-year high
• Panthers keep season ticket prices the same
• Aldi to open store on New Garden Road
• Construction begins on downtown Greensboro restaurant, parking lot
• Vacuum cleaner entrepreneur launches home party business
• Lorillard gives $100,000 to Greensboro arts fund
• Greensboro-High Point region ranks 63rd in job growth
• Pike Electric reports 2nd quarter profit
• Brothers indicted in Rockingham County slayings
• Thomas Built Buses to be honored as environmental steward
• 7 Wendover bridges to be resurfaced
• Former deputies sue Mecklenburg sheriff over losing jobs
• Police: Argument over steak led to stabbing
• Alamance man sentenced for scamming elderly woman
• Krzyzewski to speak at Barakat dinner April 17
• Developers plan Chinatown outside Raleigh
• Fabric store robbed in Greensboro
• Winston-Salem State University grieves for another student
• Man killed in wreck on I-85 in Charlotte
• Rep. Womble released from hospital
• Raleigh officer shot in standoff
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• More jobs on the way, by way of Hong Kong
• Christians Forming a Toastmasters Club
• GCS Celebrates Black History Month
• Acquaintance charged with killing man in wheelchair
• N.C. judge testifies in death penalty case
• Hong Kong company to expand Greensboro office
• LF USA adding jobs at new Greensboro office
• How Volvo Trucks is using technology to boost efficiency, safety
• New iPhone app shows sex offenders who live nearby
• Top female comic book artists to attend Greensboro events
• Update: Lawsuits challenging state redistricting to move forward
• Ilderton named a finalist for national auto dealer award
• Triad gas prices continue upward
• One lane of I-40 reopens in western N.C.
• Home sales in Winston-Salem region rose in 2011
• NCHSAA releases team wrestling championship matchups
• Perdue to make Greensboro jobs announcement
• Circus animal walk is tonight
• Super Bowl halftime show not without controversy
• Banks quietly raising fees elsewhere to create more revenue
• Verizon, Redbox to team up for streaming service
• Environmental groups upset over tree-cutting near billboards
• Henderson County voters likely to decide on alcohol sales
• Retrial begins in case of slain NC pregnant woman
• Man cut outside Burlington store
• Probe continues in Rockingham County double homicide
• Man charged in death of woman in Burlington robbery
• Too many kids breathe others' smoke in cars: CDC
• Two Forsyth cases under the Racial Justice Act not to be heard until 2014
• Police: Ex-82nd soldier, wife killed in murder-suicide
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• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Robots scrimmage at Elon
• GCS Records Lowest Dropout Rate of Largest N.C. Districts
• Making a living making art
• Two killed when car goes off Lexington overpass
• Savvy Shopper: Retailers give sweet Valentine’s specials
• Rockingham business: Sporting goods store opens in Eden
• Up early, walking on a trip out West
• She can help because she was helped
• A leader in green
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• Cooking up their own family business
• Neighbors asking why after slayings
• Rockingham County public records
• Rockingham County calendar
• 2012 Rockingham arts festival sets dates for entry
• Rockingham People: Recipients named for chamber awards
• High Point woman dies after car wreck
• Update: Reidsville home invasion victims identified
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Feb. 4
• Delivery drivers for Papa John's, Domino's robbed in Greensboro
• N.C. group hosts 'Ask a Lawyer Day' across the state
• N.C. Supreme Court won't hear city's appeal in Silk Plant Forest case
• Taser used on woman blocking Fayetteville McDonald's drive-through
• Three UNC students face cocaine charges
• Demonstrators protest U.S. actions on Iran; Hagan supports sanctions
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• Customers want Four Seasons post office to stay open
• New rock slide along I-40 on N.C. side of state line
• Super Bowl commercials. Where's the ROI?
• Could a downtown Greensboro performance center go in the South Elm St. development?
• Forget the Super Bowl - The Biscuitville Bowl is coming
• Woman charged in beheading plot held without bond
• Robber presents 'threatening' note at Winston-Salem credit union
• Greensboro using smoke to test sewer lines
• ACLU 'out of touch' on prayer complaint, N.C. House leaders say
• Hospice of Davidson given gift of $500,000
• News & Record photos of the week
• Man guilty in case of Florida girl found in landfill
• City Council to weigh in on gay marriage amendment
• Komen Foundation drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• N.C. mother accused of tampering with daughter's IV
• More cities consider parades for Iraq War vets
• Slideshow: The Triad's grocery wars
• ACC finishes schedule planning for arrival of Syracuse, Pitt
• Carolina Bank posts higher 4Q income
• Crime, violence down in N.C. public high schools
• Tengion prepares for $30M public offering
• Top of the List: Largest Triad Distribution Centers
• Inmar also considers Georgia, Texas for expansion
• U.S. unemployment drops to 8.3 percent
• N.C. restaurants to grow faster than most, report states
• State to widen, upgrade major road in eastern Forsyth
• U.S. jobless rate drops to 8.3 percent
• 2 children critically hurt in Winston-Salem fire
• Couple charged with stealing, selling 100 hogs
• MEAC moving tournament to Norfolk
• A year later, looking at Super Bowl ads that kept scoring
• Catholics protest play in Charlotte; call it blasphemous
• N.C. woman accused of taking Social Security checks
• Forsyth student's recording brings threats
• Super Bowl fans shop for new TVs
• Dad charged after boy, 4, shoots himself
• DMV officer sues over tracking device
• Speakers tout safety of fracking practices
• Inside today's e-edition
• Greensboro remains 'less than robust’
• More states trended Republican in 2011, poll finds
• Winston-Salem high school coach apologizes for confrontation
• Testimony continues in Racial Justice Act hearing
• NAACP files suit to stop Guilford redistricting plan
• Wolfgang Puck Pizza Bar coming
• Inmar seeks incentives from Forsyth to expand, looking at other sites
• 2 in Thomasville charged with sex crimes
• ACLU to General Assembly: Watch those prayers
• Report: Erskine Bowles won't run for N.C. governor
• Greensboro-area home sales up 7 percent in 2011
• Etheridge in, Bowles out in NC governor's race
• Museum bunny gets acupuncture for twitching head
• Murderer declared mentally disabled, taken off death row
• Groups against Friendly rezoning plan to hold rally
• Unifi reports quarterly loss for the first time in two years
• I-40 in western N.C. to reopen Monday
• Pa. groundhog indicates six more weeks of winter
• Traffic alert: Battleground Avenue in Greensboro
• Governor's School to get another summer
• Springsteen tickets go on sale Friday
• Jimmy John's delivery driver robbed in Greensboro
• Defunct Pace Airlines settlement reached
• Forsyth coach, school resource officer recorded threatening, cursing at student
• Testimony: Study showing race a factor in N.C.'s capital murder trials is sound
• Flying Biscuit to donate profits to honor slain worker
• Study: Black women in power see fewer backlashes
• N.C. judge to rule on condemned man's mental state
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• Clinic used by needy will close
• N.C. debt study says a little more debt possible
• College football signing lists
• News & Record names new editor
• Tea Party's missed opportunity - Part II
• Third man charged in Christmas Eve slaying
• Bowles running? He's mulling it
• New editor named for News & Record
• Post secondary schools to boost local economy in February
• HealthServe to close Greensboro clinic
• Caterpillar to add 199 jobs in the Triangle
• Wells Fargo leapfrogs Bank of America in brand value
• American Airlines may cut up to 14,000 jobs
• Kingsdown partners with Italian mattress maker Magniflex
• B/E Aerospace sees record revenues
• 4 arrested, 1 sought in Eden pizza robbery
• Triad added construction jobs during 2011
• Triad home sales up in December
• WFU president elected to head national college group
• Grimsley's three-sport star D.J. Reader picks Clemson
• Don Cornelius, creator of 'Soul Train,' dies
• Wake Forest MBA program is 43rd in national ranking
• Triad unemployment inches back up to 9.8%
• Carolina Frame Builders seeking incentives in Davidson
• Vote for Emerging Issues project
• Ali on Fla. primary
• Student shares weight-loss tips
• Confirmation of what plants already knew: Winters are warmer now
• Burt's Bees hopes younger women fall for its new line
• Winston-Salem considers fate of Confederate statue
• Report: Whole Foods sets opening date for Greensboro store
• Pizzas, phone stolen from pizza delivery driver
• Slideshow: Lindley Park standoff
• World Trade Center design flaw could cost millions
• Obama to detail broader housing refinance plan
• Short Orders: Tate Street openings
• N.C. Tea Party throwing support to Gingrich
• Progress Energy revamps rebate program
• Robeson County fire kills 21,000 chickens
• Inside today's e-edition
• Board of Education Breakfast With Legislators
• St. James Homes may become gated apartments
• No injuries in fire at Joe Gibbs Racing
• Womble Carlyle acquires firm in Columbia, S.C.
• Q&A: Whole Foods Co-CEO Walter Robb
• Whole Foods sets opening date for Greensboro store
• N.C. part of Whole Foods' national growth strategy
• Doctor at Moses Cone faces child sex crime charges
• Harris Teeter at Friendly Center is robbed
• U.S. Chamber joins fight against new cigarette warnings
• Tea party group to hold press conference on free speech fight
• Graylyn Mews reopening scheduled
• JBA Benefits buys Raleigh office
• BB&T wins Greenwich Excellence awards
• Charlotte Mayor Foxx won't run for governor
• Bank of N.C. posts quarterly, yearly profit
• Business group weighs in on cigarette label suit
• N.C. A&T School of Business & Economics earns reaccreditation
• N.C. man guilty of abuse in boy's beating death
• Romney holding comfortable edge as Florida Republicans head to polls
• Stakes high for N.C. as airlines scout more mergers
• Architects group offers the bad news first in construction outlook
• 1 lane of I-40 westbound closed near N.C. border
• McCrory says Perdue exit won't alter his message
• Greensboro police surround Lindley Park house after shots fired
• 2 charged with breaking into Greensboro yoga studio
• Man indicted in deaths of Charlotte restaurant manager, unborn baby
• 911 call details Durham teen's electrocution and fall
• Highway Patrol targeting distracted drivers
• Mother of slain disabled girl doesn't know what happened to ashes
• N.C. man nabbed for stealing property from 5 states
• Duke Energy seeks another rate hike
• High school aviation endures bumpy ride
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: January 31 - February 6, 2012
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary of January 26, 2012
• Triad business bounces into a better carbon footprint
• Boy, 2, dies after being ejected in I-85 car accident
• Elon grad in the running to have commercial run during Super Bowl
• Trey Songz, Big Sean to perform March 4 in Greensboro
• Southern Community posts profit
• Regional groups gathering "sustainability" opinion
• Pythons apparently wiping out Everglades mammals
• Carson-Dellosa and Guiness World Records expand their educational partnership
• N.C. DOT to hold hearing tonight on Salem Creek Connector
• Perdue tries to lure jobs to southeastern N.C.
• Report: N.C. Zoo receives $1 million donation
• Zahra Baker's father deported
• Sale pending on Kowalewski's house
• Old Dominion expands service to 10 more Asian ports
• Triad gas prices continue climbing
• Estate of Greensboro woman leaves $1 million to zoo
• Winston-Salem mayor: I’m not running for governor
• Winston-Salem mayor won't run for governor
• Analysts bullish on Caterpillar
• Upgrades considered for Benton Convention Center in Winston-Salem
• Thomasville mulling incentives to spur small business job creation
• N.C. claims the 50th spot in labor union membership
• Duke Energy rate increase approved
• Occupy Charlotte protestors ordered to remove tents
• Cause sought for deadly Fla. highway pileup
• Woman sees would-be burglar coming through kitchen window
• 2 Charlotte hikers found in Caldwell County
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Judge could jail former Edwards aide for contempt
• Man wanted in Asheboro killing in ’94 arrested after tip
• Grandmother caring for six in East Spencer home beaten to death
• Officials probing 5 fires set in Charlotte
• High-profile killing in Charlotte prompts change in 911 policy
• Group gives N.C. tax picture unflattering marks
• Defunct Pace Airlines heads to mediation
• N.C. judge to weigh death row inmate's racial claims
• Inside today's e-edition
• Goodwill now sells online
• Non-Traditional School Calendars Approved for 2012-13
• Guilford County Schools Receives Ten Communications Awards
• GCS Principal, Teacher Of The Year Advance To State Finals
• Schools Recognized for Positive Behavior Intervention and Support
• Tea Party's missed opportunity
• Savvy Shopper: Downtown shops set for First Friday
• Greensboro police seek greater transparency in actions
• Seed money helps startup companies
• Lost. And found.
• Table games at N.C. Cherokee casino nearer to reality
• Boys dies in Durham in accidental electrocution
• Former hockey player's release shocks slain friend's family
• Authorities: Police: Man tried to hide drugs in police cruiser
• N.C. metal detector hobbyists find wedding ring
• Communities nationwide ask Trader Joe's to choose them
• N.C. church gets steeple, thanks to theater group
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• Location is key for Trader Joe’s
• One dog's run of luck
• Former Greensboro Record and Daily News editor remembered
• Faison announces run for governor
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Jan. 28
• Humans vs. Zombies game sparks N.C. State gun alerts
• In email, lawmaker urges public hangings
• Immigrants convicted of sex crimes arrested
• Witnesses: Explosions heard before jet crash
• Hospital asks judge to dismiss suit over sexual abuse claims
• City code: Only temporary tents
• Reaction to arts center is mixed
• N.C. city plans park to show off native's art
• Inside today's e-edition
• Eden police probe 4th robbery in a week
• Woman charged in I-85 crash that ejected 3
• Testimony: FBI faked death in N.C. terrorism probe
• At N.C. State, tubby tabby gets revolutionary new knee
• Visit Winston-Salem launches marketing campaign
• U.S. mortgage rates edge higher
• 2 arrested in shootings at Orange County store
• W-S Business Inc.'s Bob Leak named to SEDC board
• Greensboro Partnership offers awards at annual dinner
• High Point Regional at risk of losing Medicare reimbursement
• District principal, teacher of the year advance to state finals
• ACLU: County video ban unconstitutional
• N.C. panel: Pay sterilization victims $50K this year
• Coble to seek re-election
• Body found in trunk ruled homicide; 1 arrested
• Greensboro woman ruled insane in abduction case
• Week in photos: Jan. 27
• 2 charged in fatal Winston-Salem crashes
• NewBridge quarterly, annual profits rise
• Police: Food Lion burglar stuck in air vent
• WFU appoints Rogan Kersh provost
• PART ridership up 12% in 2011
• Duke Lemur Center loses Romeo, its 'vivid presence'
• Greensboro bank posts strong profit
• Economy showed modest growth in final quarter of 2011
• Wake Forest University appoints new provost
• Investors getting Facebook fever
• Military explosives experts check Civil War shell
• Wilmington rolls out super Wi-Fi for residents
• Wall Street Journal, Investors Business Daily not delivered
• Triad expected to see storms, gusty winds
• Inside today's e-edition
• Students to run Spartan Trader
• Bev Perdue bows out
• Dudley High to Begin Teaching Light Electric Vehicle Association Course
• Oak View Elementary to Host Healthy Living Fair for Families
• Top of the List: Largest Triad continuing care communities
• Tea Party wins its greatest victory yet in state
• Tea Party wins its greatest victory yet in state
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit opens Friday
• Greensboro police find body in car trunk
• Local runner Charlie Engle requests new trial
• Wake Forest opens Charlotte campus
• Triad-based company heats up its marketing efforts for the 2012 Winter X Games
• N.C. killer's letter calls death row 'overwhelming'
• Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines won't 'rule out' a run for governor
• With Perdue out, Dalton to run for governor
• High Point University adds 116 new jobs
• Coble to discuss 'political future' Friday
• 2 human skulls found in woods in Winston-Salem
• Page QB James Summers flips commitment from N.C. State to North Carolina
• N.C. Gov. Bev Perdue won’t seek re-election
• Several hurt in I-85 crash
• Designing women
• Honors project promotes chamber music
• AG's office: Elections officials have no power to address redistricting problems
• Top lawyer for Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton dies
• High Point University looks to fill 100 new jobs
• N.C. A&T business school maintains accreditation
• Buena Vista Grille to close in Winston-Salem
• Triad Golfers Against Cancer award $240,000 in grants
• Taste Yogurt Bar opening second location
• Yadkin Valley Financial posts profit in fourth quarter
• Vaughan-Bassett opening Galax, Va., furniture factory
• Job cuts likely at Reynolds American as part of review
• Burlington paving company faces large ICE fine
• Miller won’t try to keep seat in House
• Police: Burlington store fire is arson
• Papers: Gov. Perdue will not seek second term
• Judge to weigh whether to remove Durham DA from office
• For Garth Brooks, courtroom victory means more hometown heartburn
• Taco Bell enters the breakfast market
• Dollar stores among the new retail powerhouses
• Inside today's Go Triad
• 2 killed in apparent holdup at Orange County store
• Would-be robber in Greensboro fires gun at victim's car
• Man seen on balcony faces attempted burglary charge
• Trial delayed for bus driver in Va. crash that killed 4
• U.S. surgeon general to talk about prevention in N.C.
• Trader Joe's clues: In the Library with Col. Mustard
• Inside today's e-edition
• Mr. Neal returns to Aycock Middle school
• Alaska Airlines retiring meal tray prayer cards
• The ups and downs of the Triad's job count
• Gay marriage returns to the political spotlight
• Brewer Sierra Nevada to build in N.C.
• Menchie's Frozen Yogurt to open at Quaker Village
• PTI passes incentive plan to draw new flights, destinations
• Piedmont Federal's net income falls
• New details on Greensboro shopping center that may have Trader Joe’s
• N.C. women fined $10 for marriage license protest
• Poachers threaten rare wild-growing Venus flytrap
• Counting coupons: Inmar says 3.5 billion redeemed
• Forsyth County home sales increase 8% in December
• UNC president recommends 8.8 percent tuition increase
• Report: Bank of America investment bankers to get 25% pay cut
• Caterpillar to bring pleasant surprise to investors?
• School lunches about to get healthier
• Secret hostage rescue played out during Obama speech
• Developer touts Friendly Avenue shopping center
• Federal Reserve says low interest rates likely to continue into 2014
• Bank of America as Groupon? BofA tests discount program
• E-book readers to get bigger library selection
• Zaxby's opening Monday
• Steve Eblin named CEO of Randolph Hospital
• Alamance inmate dies after fight
• McDonald's unveils Chicken McBites
• New state rules to let billboard companies knock down more trees
• Short Orders: Barbecue turkey is man's passion
• N.C. appeals court weighs value of pet's life
• N.C. postal worker gets prison time for faking injuries
• Giffords' Asheville doc: 'You haven't heard the last of her yet'
• Sierra Club's N.C. chapter launching campaign against fracking
• Soldier charged in apartment standoff
• Treasury Secretary to tour N.C. energy plant
• Near-death researcher believes the mind survives death
• National mobile app-creation program launches at Apex High School
• Lexington businesswoman develops healthy biscuits
• Inside today's e-edition
• Theater bond vote on table
• Sam's Club Honors Lead Custodian At Alamance Elementary
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - January 24 - 30, 2012
• Guilford Parent Academy and GCS to Host ACT Prep Workshops
• Tea Party's lobbying strategy not viable locally here
• Tea Party's lobbying strategy not viable locally here
• RF Micro posts loss
• 2 N.C. wrestling coaches fired after athlete is hurt
• Radio show donates $4,000 for youths' headstones
• PART ridership increased in 2011
• Council agrees to pursue bond referendum for performing arts center
• Springsteen announces March concert in Greensboro
• Restaurant to open at former Kernel Kustard site in Winston-Salem
• Election forum Jan. 26
• Update: N.C. jobless rate drops below 10 percent
• Despite job cuts, N.C. unemployment rate drops to 9.9%
• Springsteen to play Greensboro Coliseum
• New state health director named
• Former courthouse in Winston-Salem could become apartments
• State audit critical of environmental permit times
• Winston-Salem Chamber touts city's successes in report
• N.C. death row inmate taunts public
• Market Authority adds board members
• Eden police investigating three robberies
• Survey: Office vacancy rates falling in Winston-Salem
• Fewer construction layoffs expected in 2012
• Dense fog advisory extended until noon
• 'Hugo' picks up 11 Oscar nominations
• Charlotte expands police powers during Democratic convention
• Grandmother gets prison time in pit bull attack
• Winston-Salem store robbed at gunpoint
• N.C. law targets assisted living center infections
• Alamance County jail inmate hurt in fight
• Warrant: Sex offender killed landlady after she found porn on computer
• Store clerk restrained, money taken during robbery
• 6 charged in Charlotte-area mortgage scheme
• Woman struck by propeller on Lake Norman sues
• Federal appeals court to hear NASCAR drug case
• Strongest solar storm since 2005 hitting Earth
• Inside today's e-edition
• License plate offices to stay packed a while longer
• Rockingham sheriff warns residents of phone scam
• Could a rise in national charitable giving help the Triad's nonprofits?
• Recycle bottle caps
• Entrepreneurship Cross-Disciplinary Program honored
• Alumna a Superintendent of the Year finalist
• Armored van worker shot during robbery attempt
• N.C. gay marriage ban supporters launch effort
• Study finds tablet, e-book ownership soared
• Old Dominion announces new household goods service
• Bank of America eyes $3B in additional expense cuts, nears mortgage settlement
• Triad gas price increases level out
• WFU Law opens study abroad program to non-Wake students
• Bennett report touts Malveaux's impact as leader
• Traffic alert: Railroad repairs on N.C. 62
• Major mortgage lenders propose $25 billion settlement with states
• Will opposition derail a possible Trader Joe's in Greensboro?
• Bullock likely to replace Strickland in UNC lineup
• Panthers' Newton heading to Pro Bowl
• Burlington police investigating home invasion
• Coble Trench Safety head dies in plane crash; son to lead company
• Co-CEOs at Blackberry step down
• Wake Forest to build two new dorms
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Southwest to fly out of Charlotte airport
• Cat survives trip to N.C. in refrigerated truck
• Waitress robbed at Greensboro business
• Rembrandt exhibit drew huge crowds to N.C. Museum of Art
• Charlotte to consider rules making protests at Democratic convention harder
• 2 killed as storms pound South, Midwest
• 2 arrested as Occupy Raleigh marks 100th day
• Shelby police search for suspect in shooting death
• Man tries to rob Greensboro cab driver
• Western N.C. man dies in explosion; five children survive
• Topsail, Bald Head get grants for beach repair
• Comedian reschedules performance in Greensboro to April 1
• N.C. man faces alcohol charges after teen dies
• Inside today's e-edition
• Neighbors vow to fight Friendly Ave. rezoning
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Longtime Penn State football coach Joe Paterno dies
• Police: Greensboro homeowner frightens away would-be burglars
• N.C. report recommends tolls on Interstate 95
• Technology could help consumers cut energy bills
• Prison doctor's side job with the state also lucrative
• Creative kids build 'future cities' at N.C. State
• Penn State editor quits after erroneous report of Paterno's death
• EARLY GRADUATION: Some football players getting jump-start on college
• From rescuer to rescued
• German church impresses pastor
• Trout eggs help students learn ecology
• A 'miracle baby’ beats the odds
• Savvy Shopper: Readers share tips on the best cheap wine
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Inside today's e-edition
• EARLY GRADUATION: Real learning in virtual school
• Where technology joins compassion
• Gingrich wins S.C. primary
• Plane crash victim identified as Greensboro businessman
• Man charged with robbing High Point bank
• N.C. House leader to co-host eugenics discussion
• Van Halen to perform in Greensboro
• Man says he was robbed in Four Seasons mall parking lot
• Cape Hatteras beach driving limits start in Feb.
• Meth labs on the rise in Northwest N.C.
• Bodie Island Lighthouse restoration to resume
• Ocracoke-Hatteras ferry run facing possible delays
• Parents charged with abuse in death of infant
• Judge tosses out woman's three DWI convictions
• 1st-class postage to go up a penny
• Lejeune Marine dies in combat
• Man killed on Bryan Blvd. after trying to flag down traffic
• Inside today's e-edition
• Walk to raise money for youths' tombstones
• Hoped-for new theater still faces many obstacles
• GCS Asks Community To Raise Schools Up In 2012
• Tea Party to remain almost entirely middle-class
• Walk to raise money for tombstones of 5 slain children
• Murder charges dismissed against former hockey player
• N.C. slapped with 'F' on smoking cessation programs
• Estate of Bengals WR Chris Henry files lawsuit
• Avery Dennison to close Greensboro plant, cut 59 jobs
• Duke Energy-Progress Energy deal may take until June
• GOP field feeds South Carolina's anti-federal mood
• Judges refuse to delay elections
• Will Sealy's history with Bain, Romney play out on the campaign trail?
• Legendary singer Etta James dies
• Randolph fight leads to death, manslaughter charge
• Triad BioNight award nominations open
• Greensboro man killed in Virginia truck crash
• Guilford commissioners approve Solstas incentives
• Fire damages vacant Greensboro house
• News & Record's Week in Photos
• 2 charged with robbing man outside Greensboro strip club
• Judges to weigh request to delay N.C. primary
• 'Bachelorette' will tape in Charlotte
• School board uneasy with principals' short tenure
• State to release new teacher data today
• Federal courthouse protests planned for today
• Isner loses in Australian Open
• TV covering high-profile corruption trial ... with puppets
• Arrests, indictment bring down huge website called out for piracy
• Iran shutters toy stores selling Barbie dolls
• Armored truck guard charged with embezzlement
• PTI looks to state fund for taxiway money
• Top of the List slideshow: Busiest Triad homebuilders
• Inside today's e-edition
• Slideshow: Cone Health shows off new cancer center
• ACLU and conservatives may mount legal challenge to county speech rules
• Pentagon: 2 N.C. units heading to Afghanistan
• Black students: Duke study shows deeper problems
• GTCC to manage logistics jobs group
• Aviation firm to add 25 new jobs in Winston-Salem
• PART's woes eased with $1.9 million influx
• Piedmont Natural Gas CEO sees 26% boost in compensation
• GTCC to lead management of N.C. logistics center
• High Point Regional, Duke to partner on heart, cancer care
• High Point Regional, Duke Medicine to expand programs
• Apple starts selling interactive iPad textbooks
• Greensboro Coliseum seeks support for $60M project list
• No safety violations found in Asheville firefighter's death
• NASCAR’s Petty, manufacturer team up on spill clean-up product
• Forsyth sheriff: Child's 1987 death was an accident, not homicide
• No suspects in Lexington shooting
• Bank of America posts $1.6 billion 4Q income, ekes out 2011 profit
• Greensboro College to hold service for slain security guard
• Stokesdale man to share $200K lottery win with family
• No foul play suspected in soldier's death in Chapel Hill
• BB&T earnings jump
• Former trailblazer Kodak files for Chapter 11
• Insteel cuts loss
• Santorum beat Romney in Iowa; Perry to drop out
• BankUnited to stay independent, ending possible sale to BB&T
• Filming, posting beating of teen highlights disturbing trend
• Free nicotine-replacement products available from N.C. to help smokers quit
• Peanut shortage could mean higher prices
• Goodbye to William Shatner — again
• Bank of America reverses course, posts a profit
• Greensboro man sentenced for duping neighbors, friends in Ponzi scheme
• Sylva funeral home owner charged with fraud
• Poverty tour of N.C. begins in Beaufort County
• No winner in Powerball game
• Inside today's e-edition
• Marriage ban battle in N.C. heats up
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - January 17 - 23, 2012
• Greensboro Coliseum complex pitches $60M in projects
• Eden teacher charged with having sex with student
• High Point to host 2013, 2014 USA Cycling national championships
• Sealy reports lower quarterly sales
• 1 person dies in Eden car crash
• UNCG's entrepreneurship program wins national award
• Chimp, chimp hooray! N.C. Zoo welcomes new arrival
• Greensboro man gets 10-year sentence for Ponzi scheme
• 2 charged in drive-by shooting in Reidsville
• Prices for construction materials slip 0.2% in December
• Winners announced in Triad entrepreneurs competition
• Piedmont Natural Gas lowers gas prices
• Report: BB&T puts in bid for BankUnited
• Miranda Lambert's Greensboro concert postponed
• IT job openings in N.C. jumped in December
• LabCorp releases new ovarian cancer diagnostic tool
• 3 hurt in Rockingham County fire
• High Point approves $500K incentive for Solstas expansion
• Winston-Salem agrees to sell parking decks
• Greensboro council approves loan for Deep Roots
• Atkinson to seek third term as state schools superintendent
• Wikipedia editors question site's blackout
• Winston-Salem house fire was arson
• Nutrition grad student offers weight loss tips
• Taskforce tackles domestic violence
• Short Orders: International dishes at Gitanos
• Isner subdues an enraged Nalbandian
• Gardner-Webb University student collapses, dies
• Official regrets warning N.C. turkey farm about probe
• Campaign for 'no' on N.C. gay marriage vote begins
• Applying to Duke? Join the club
• New rules will squeeze trade in four types of giant snake
• SBI lawyers seek dismissal of suit filed by dentist acquitted in wife's death
• Mecklenburg County settles case with injured man
• Council OKs loan to assist Deep Roots
• Inside today's e-edition
• Police: Man dumps rape victim's body on road, thinking that she's dead
• Snow forecast — for downtown only
• Carol Burnett on the line: New Bern woman gets an apology from famous comedienne
• 6 N.C. teens charged in death of homeless man
• Police, librarians to teach Internet safety
• Update: Supreme Court rejects Forsyth appeal over prayers at meetings
• Perdue proposes sales tax hike to boost school funding
• Arts council to honor Laurelyn Dossett
• Select Bank completes Gibsonville deal
• N.C. logistics center selects high school as partner
• Perdue proposes sales tax bump during Greensboro stop
• Update: Obama to accept nomination at Bank of America Stadium
• Hayes-Taylor YMCA to hold meeting about move
• New director takes helm at water authority
• Average age of U.S. vehicles hits record 10.8 years
• Daughtry to play Greensboro show in April
• Dunham's store in Burlington seen as a draw
• Sheriff: Shooter thought co-workers were laughing at him
• Rockingham justice center earns LEED Gold status
• Triad gas prices continue to climb
• Wells Fargo earnings jump 20% for fourth quarter
• B/E Aerospace wins $800M Boeing deal
• Woman fired for working during lunch wins court battle
• Vote could scrap rail service plan near Charlotte
• N.C. woman shoots and kills son after fight
• Gay marriage play '8' to be shown in states including N.C.
• Angela Davis to speak at Fayetteville university
• Forsyth weighing guns in parks
• Three Triad business leaders visit White House
• Film industry comes, thanks to controversial tax breaks
• Cary bank hostage sues
• Darryl Hunt fights on
• Durham teacher brings home $100K from 'Ellen'
• Study: Babies try lip-reading in learning to talk
• Map defects may delay county elections
• Board Approves Northwest, Grimsley Construction Projects
• Hundreds mark MLK holiday outside S.C. capitol
• Dunham's Sports coming to Burlington mall
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy ask feds to reconsider merger ruling
• Jon Huntsman to quit GOP presidential race
• Rabbi who marched with MLK still sees plenty of work left
• Early-morning house fire in Greensboro
• Easley won't have to pay fine to get law license back
• Restaurant worker killed during Charlotte robbery
• Winston police seek public's help with two homicide cases
• Lawsuit settlements often recorded in little-known second set of meeting minutes
• Workers repairing water main break at East Bessemer Ave.
• N.C. historical marker to honor freed black man
• Barber aims to be comedian cut-up
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Tea Party to remain virtually all-white
• Winston-Salem police find body in creek
• Boxing great Muhammad Ali gets 70th birthday bash
• Entrepreneurs' hopes ride on the winds
• K&W turns 75
• Driver tells police he was shot at
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Man charged with stabbing man in Greensboro
• Pennsylvania man wanted for sexual assault found in Burlington
• Powerball prices double to $2
• Savvy Shopper: Discounts, sales and price drops in 2012
• Preserving a model of progress
• Moonshine gets the museum treatment
• U.S. general fights alcoholism after public collapse
• Inside today's e-edition
• A new pastor, a new start at Shiloh Baptist Church
• Tea Party long on anger - but short on technology
• Two charged in December murder
• Man charged in Saturday morning assualt
• Suspect in Montgomery County triple homicide dies
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Jan. 14
• Burlington police clear driver in dog death case
• Alamance continues whooping cough probe
• Recent snow is a 'gift' for ski areas
• Judge rules to hear testimony in Racial Justice Act appeal
• EagleCam captures hatchings in treetop nest at Jordan Lake
• State parks matched attendance record in 2011
• UNCG ready to clean up old houses
• Inside today's e-edition
• License plate office plan creates a rift
• Pedestrian hit by train
• Bobby tapped as new executive chef at Noble's in W-S
• Winston-Salem man wins $100,000 scratch-off prize
• 3 killed at N.C. lumber company; gunman hurt
• Perdue invokes MLK to talk voter ID, education
• Escaped inmate convicted in Rockingham captured in Georgia
• Commercialization experience important for new PTRP head
• Developer of new Deep Roots store seeks $100k from city
• Triad merger expands one of the largest private radiology practices in the US
• John Edwards trial delayed because of 'life-threatening condition'
• Former UNC President Bowles honored with University Award
• Target, boutique shops joining forces
• Edgeton resigns at WFU Baptist
• A man and his dog, reunited
• Perdue paying more for plane use for politics
• Sheriff: Woman tries to leave Davidson court after sentencing
• Cornerstone taking health care change message to community
• UNC leader wants tuition hike less than 10 percent
• Charlotte man's collection of Air Jordans stolen
• 3 in N.C. terror ring to be sentenced today
• Greensboro woman on 'Let’s Make a Deal’
• New Hanover County man pleads guilty in 1999 death
• Top of the List slideshow: Largest private schools
• Man faces life term in parents' deaths
• Teen felon charged with murder in Charlotte
• Fort Bragg soldier gets 3 years probation, 90 days jail time in fatal crash
• Boy, 9, dies after soccer goal tips over on him
• Police chief, principal defend officer who fired Taser at East Forsyth student
• 'Santa John' charged in online sting
• Deaths on job in N.C. rise slightly
• Looking for a Triad biotech job?
• WFU residence halls designed to meet student expectations
• Inside today's e-edition
• Police canvass neighborhoods after shooting and burglaries
• Deep Roots Market may get city loan
• Board Approves STEM Early College at N.C. A and T
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary For January 10, 2012
• Amended order for Easley doesn't change punishment
• 'All My Children's' Lucci to host 'real-life soap'
• Burger shop opening on Battleground Avenue
• Man charged with sexually assaulting child
• Police break up fight behind Greensboro shopping center
• Stadnik named to Parade All-America football team
• High Point Road closed after demolition accident
• Greensboro, High Point radiology firms merge
• Food Lion's parent company to close stores, cut 5,000 U.S. jobs
• Cross Creek Country Club in Mount Airy hires Affiniti Golf Partners
• Developer selected for South Elm project in Greensboro
• AG: New law putting dent in meth-making
• Daimler Trucks to add 1,200 jobs in Charlotte region
• Häfele America in Archdale names new president
• Nano commercialization conference planned for April
• Forsyth Tech's Caterpillar training program in NYT spotlight
• Bottom Dollar stores in Triad to become Food Lions
• Guilford reports first rabies case of 2012
• Bank of America prepares to shift advertising
• 8 whooping cough cases reported at Alamance elementary school
• Harris Teeter to carry Greensboro cheese maker's products
• N.C. Freightliner factory to add 1,100 jobs in Rowan
• 2011 foreclosure rate lowest since pre-recession
• Home Depot to hire 70,000 for spring season
• Fed: N.C., region's economy flattened in late 2011
• Store worker kills would-be robber
• Save-A-Lot scraps plan to open store in Bessemer center
• 15 injured in storms in 2 N.C. counties
• Official accused of leaking plans for turkey plant raid
• Taser used to break up fight at East Forsyth High School
• N.C. lawyers want redistricting challenges dismissed
• Joint Chiefs chairman in N.C. after new military strategy
• Perdue signs order extending unemployment benefits
• Inside today's e-edition
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Commission picks developer for South Elm Street site
• Man, 65, charged with committing incest with disabled child
• NCAA broadens definition of agent, includes family
• Update: Flood advisory for Guilford County lifted
• Man pleads guilty to running N.C. prostitution ring
• New York Pizza to open 2nd location on Battleground
• Update: N.C. governor makes quick move on jobless benefits
• N.C. woman on MTV's "Teen Mom 2" arrested again
• EPA: Power plants main global warming culprits
• SBI finishes review of Swain County child's death
• Eden trucking company owner pleads guilty to making false statements
• IT company with Winston-Salem hub part of merger
• Drug reps try out soft sell to Greensboro doctors
• WFU researcher: What golf says about human behavior
• Friends Helping Friends honored
• N.C. budget analyst: Revenues still shaky
• State awards funds for Guilford park project
• Old Salem names new leader
• Regional manufacturing group forming
• Key Risk expanding into Pennsylvania
• Greensboro home sales rise 12% in 4th quarter
• Local home sales improving
• Teens struggling to find elusive part-time jobs
• Snow-weary Alaskan town: 'We need more shovels'
• GOP now turns focus to South Carolina primary
• Twinkies maker Hostess seeks bankruptcy protection
• State offers new local stations for car recharging
• Former UNC board members rally against tuition increase
• ECU defends firing newspaper adviser over streaker photo
• Graham police say burglar left cell phone behind
• Rams get OK to interview Panthers' coordinator
• Study shows more disabled kids sent out-of-state
• How do the Triad's finance workers stack up?
• Man charged in 1981 rape
• Wreck after chase kills crime suspect
• Inside today's e-edition
• Short Orders: Sessions serves coffee, craft brews
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - January 10 - 16, 2012
• Guilford Parent Academy Unveils Spring Calendar
• Tea Party will remain almost all-white
• Police probe shooting at Courtyard Marriott
• N.C. tax collections $150 million ahead of schedule
• 30 people evacuated after apartment fire
• N.C. to change child death reviews
• Blythe wins $7.3M in Guilford road projects
• DOT to resurface 13 Guilford County roads
• RDU parking rate will rise next week
• How construction subcontractors can get DNC work in Charlotte
• N.C. revenue collections up
• Foxx gets Democratic challenger
• Funds available for business facade upgrades in High Point
• Progress, Duke extend deadline for merger
• N.C. health agency unhappy with critical audit
• CBRE to represent East Coast Wings in expansion
• Police: Alleged victim helped stage robbery outside McDonald's
• Proposed sterilization victim payment: $50,000
• Photo: Pickup crashes into sign in front of church
• Sizing up the Triad's health care industry
• Guilford sheriff: Holder was lone shooter
• RF Micro Devices unveils energy efficient solution to benefit the home
• N.C. firefighters dismissed after stun gun incident
• Cops seeking missing SC boy find bloody clothes
• Choate Construction chosen for Elon multifaith center
• Progress, Duke Energy extend merger deadline
• N.C. attorney general opposes Duke Energy rate hike
• 83-year-old man knocked out during robbery
• Electric vehicle charging station to be dedicated on Guilford/Alamance line
• New website aims to be Appalachia's own WikiLeaks
• Judge postpones Latin Kings trial
• Fog advisory issued for Triad
• Forsyth DA under fire from ministers' group over Racial Justice Act
• Groups challenging N.C. redistricting want the state's primary delayed
• N.C. sees few flu cases so far
• Former Fort Bragg soldier charged with trying to join Al-Qaida group
• Man pleads guilty in federal crop fraud case
• Raleigh man to be sentenced on gun export charges
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting for January 10, 2012
• Food Lion taps Mullen as ad agency of record
• Forsyth Tech opening Transportation Technology Center
• US Airways installs first class areas on smaller planes
• Burlington Technologies gets OK from Alamance for incentives
• Gas prices soar in Triad, nationwide
• High Point pest company expands to Lake Norman
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• North America's car of the year? It's a Hyundai
• N.C. man charged with having sex with neighbor's dog
• N.C. to recommend money for sterilization victims
• B/E Aerospace to purchase N.Y. company for $400M
• Gas fracking in the spotlight today
• Charlotte proposes cracking down on Democratic convention protesters
• 2 people shot to death in Durham
• Teen killed in ATV crash in Kernersville
• Flu likely to spread
• Papa John's robbed in Burlington
• Officials release ID of man killed by N.C. troopers
• Man with gun robs Cone Blvd. restaurant
• Man, girlfriend arrested in Reidsville robbery
• Inside today's e-edition
• Exhibit shows Muslim diversity
• Burlington police seek driver accused of running over dog
• Graham man sought in shooting, car chase turns himself in
• Officials: Proposed hotel at Reynolds Building could bring big economic benefits
• Black legislators blast GOP leadership
• Judge clears former lobbyist, overturns $30,000 fine
• Mapping recent home burglaries
• Inside today's e-edition
• Store loyalty programs are designed to save us money, but at what cost?
• After layoff, a dream comes true
• Rockingham business: RCC offers continuing education classes
• Animal kennels get a new roof, thanks to donors
• College junior also works as fishing guide
• Manager intent on listening
• Savvy Shopper: Clothes, artwork on sale this month
• Mother still seeking answers in child's death
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Jan. 7
• State revenue department offering online tax help
• Armed intruders rob residents in Greensboro
• Man tells police stranger shot him while on walk
• Whitsett computer maker expanding
• State officials: 2 Thomasville police officers improperly euthanized wounded dog
• Highway Patrol: Trooper was going 105 mph before he hit SUV
• N.C. drivers shelling out for new wheels
• Woman faces 37 counts in child molestation case
• N.C. toxic emissions rise in 2010
• 5 students hurt in Davidson County wreck
• Inside today's e-edition
• Consumer electronics show has poor record
• No longer will city’s fines just fade away
• Officer gets in crash while responding to another accident
• Police: S.C. baby sitter uses Xanax to calm 4-year-old
• N.C. DOT to close I-40 Business/U.S. 421 near Kernersville next week
• Obama lunches with campaign contest winners
• Craft beer hall opens
• N.C. police make 3,600 arrests in holiday patrols
• N.C. black caucus questions agency head's treatment
• Electric vehicle charging station opening in Alamance
• Easley avoids disbarment; license suspended until December
• Woman dies in 3-car wreck in Winston-Salem
• Solstas seeks incentives to add 500 jobs in High Point
• Incentives pitched for company to add 500 jobs in High Point
• More men doing the grocery shopping
• U.S. unemployment nears 3-year low; 200,000 jobs added in December
• RF Micro hit by revenue warning
• Edwards due back in court today
• PTI to offer free Wi-Fi beginning next month
• Man charged in New Year's Eve homicide
• Top of the List: Largest Triad LEED-Certified Buildings
• Unemployment rate hits lowest point in 3 years
• Diver finds class ring lost in 1930s, finds owner's family
• State orders Wake Forest assisted-living center to close
• Contagious horse virus found in Rockingham
• The Triad's 10 to Watch
• N.C. woman charged with putting children in crates
• Residents near Charlotte airport sue over noise
• Soldier with explosive in carry-on due in court
• Accused of sex abuse, East Forsyth teacher quits
• SUV crashes through front door of Fayetteville hair salon
• Robeson County man killed in apparent home-invasion robbery attempt
• Suspended Charlotte officer accused in another assault
• Inside today's e-edition
• Trader Joe's details still under wraps
• Tengion moving HQ to Winston-Salem
• Group: Business incentives program in N.C. needs overhaul
• Man charged with defrauding $300,000 from churches
• A look at the historic Reynolds Building
• Reynolds Building could become a Quaintance-Weaver hotel
• Entrepreneurship Center spring programs
• Quaintance-Weaver hopes to open hotel in historic Reynolds building
• Triad tops in commuter ranking
• DOT study: How to raise $5 million in ferry tolls
• "The Good Morning Show" to get earlier start on WFMY
• Rosenbluth, Carr named to N.C. Sports Hall of Fame
• AstraZeneca moving ahead with Targacept drug
• Triad leaders appointed to Judicial Nominating Commission
• Triad entrepreneurs: Got a story to tell?
• N.C. cities move to ban fracking
• Photos: Sheep on the loose in Jamestown
• Mom says school won't accept pagan books
• Report: Woman driving in Guilford County survives random gunshot to head
• Winston-Salem man, 88, dies month after crash
• Police: Robber fires gun in Greensboro store
• Wake Forest University employee's drowning shocks husband, colleagues
• Lizard Lick has its standards
• A 6-foot-tall emu is roaming the Harnett countryside
• Soldier twice stopped for explosives in carry-on
• PETA accuses Rowan County animal farm owner of neglect
• Charlotte woman charged in death of toddler
• Workshop set to discuss fixes for N.C. 12
• Elisa Baker to appear on federal drug charges
• Center recommends changes to N.C. incentives policy
• Jobs picture improves in Triad, state
• Two killed in Aberdeen fire
• N.C. lawmakers override another Perdue veto
• Inside today's e-edition
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• Lawmakers fail to override veto
• Tea Party showing needed versatility Occupy lacks
• Store clerk fires 1 shot, scares off robbers
• 2 assistants leaving Wake Forest football staff
• Update: N.C. Racial Justice Act intact, still no override
• Kindred Healthcare to Present at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference
• Court date for Zahra Baker's father moved back
• 4th small earthquake recorded near S.C. coast
• Tim Rogers appointed AP news editor for Carolinas
• Man charged with robbing same store twice
• Tribeca Tavern restaurant planned for Greensboro
• Overloaded circuit blamed for Burlington house fire
• Triad unemployment dips again in November
• Head of N.C. unemployment office testifies before committee
• Burlington expands incentives program
• Proposed ordinances may force Charlotte Occupy protest to disband
• More U.S. women having twins
• Tenant suing World Market Center in Las Vegas
• Woman shot while man cleans gun
• Bachmann ends presidential bid
• Police: Man killed in crash with Rep. Womble was drunk
• Plans for Winston-Salem development withdrawn
• UNC-TV to air Qubein, Gladwell special
• UNC-School of the Arts named to "best value" list
• Lender to pilot United Guaranty's new loan security program
• Bank of NC completes Regent buy
• Nursing home CEO pleads guilty to tax fraud
• Police: Man chased, shot at in Burlington
• For Santorum and Romney, different approaches to the top in Iowa
• Company to add 166 jobs in Shelby
• 2 men sought after Burlington store robbed
• Western Carolina student gets 10 months for robbing credit union with toy gun
• N.C. brothers jailed for months over land dispute
• N.C. man stabbed in S.C. football argument
• Records: Cincinnati offered Chiquita $6M loans to stay
• 2 charged with burglarizing apartment laundry room
• Boy who fell into well returns home
• Newspaper delivery man rescued after crash in western N.C.
• Lowe's officials and Muslim leader meet
• Short Orders: Egyptian restaurant open
• Traffic alert: Elm-Eugene lanes to close for manhole work
• Progress, Duke Energy plan new merger filing this month
• Downtown Burlington group launches business competition
• Soldier from N.C. may have flown with explosives
• Pair sought in Reidsville home invasion
• Gas prices rise in the Triad
• Prediction: BofA to miss earnings forecast, report 4Q loss
• US Airways adds direct flights to Omaha, Des Moines from Charlotte
• Lawmakers head back to Raleigh
• McCrory raises $1.5 million in past 6 months
• Thomasville man killed while cutting trees
• Is your company one to watch in N.C.?
• Piedmont Baptist College changes name
• Greensboro College names new trustees
• Frierson talks 'FBI KKK'
• UNCG, nonprofits give housing materials new life
• Greensboro private school to celebrate expanded campus
• Bencini has Arnold seat, maybe role
• Just hours from voting, Iowa still unpredictable
• News & Record's top photos in 2011
• Crash into Burlington house kills driver
• Allstate canceling N.C. homeowners policies not bundled with car insurance
• Nurse at Greensboro assisted living home walks in on would-be burglar
• Boy rescued after falling into well in Walkertown
• Rise in N.C. economic index may indicate recovery
• N.C.'s first modern-day toll road starts collecting
• Concealed carry law won't apply at High Point parks and recreation sites
• Still no space in Guilford's new jail for state prisoners
• Police: Body found at Washington state park is that of gunman
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• A year of memorable moments in N.C. comes to an end
• Man charged with embezzling $187K from church
• Update: Woman charged with stabbing another with butcher knife
• Lawyer for Duke lacrosse players wants PR info
• 3 doctor-panel to decide if N.C. sheriff can retire
• Navy rebuilds practice target off N.C. coast
• Man trying to flee shot in buttocks
• Cold front sweeps into N.C.
• High Point welcome sign along damaged in wreck
• Raleigh police seek truck that hit and killed pedestrian
• SBI still probing crime lab mistakes
• Test: Driver charged in fatality in Elon had drugs in system
• Uninsured turn to daily deal sites for health care
• Inside today's e-edition
• Would-be burglar flees after seeing homeowner
• Man seriously wounded in Greensboro stabbing
• Officer fires gun at SUV in Greensboro
• Bicyclist hurt in collision with car
• Shooting victim found lying in Greensboro street dies
• Several more cases of whooping cough in Graham
• N.C. private zoo owner denies being cruel to giraffe
• 4 charged after 2 U.S. flags burned at Occupy Charlotte site
• Police look for missing Burlington teen
• From size 28 to size 4, Winston-Salem woman loses 175 pounds
• DOT to begin bridge work in Thomasville
• Gas tax hike surprises some, angers others
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• GEO Group’s record is under fire
• Savvy Shopper: 2011 store openings, closings, transitions
• Greensboro police investigate shooting
• Man charged with stabbing brother in Gibsonville turns himself in
• Lexington man charged with trying to use fake $1 million bill at Walmart
• NewDominion's ex-president fined $3,000
• Powerball ticket will soon cost $2
• Federal ban would squeeze out constrictor snake imports
• High Point police expect smooth transition after Chief Fealy retires
• Brothers revive Boyles Furniture
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• Parents held responsible for underage drinking
• Homicides end three-year decline
• Museum starts current events forum
• Robber fires gun in store after clerk refuses to hand over money
• Marine shot in Florida used fingers to plug bullet holes
• Verizon reverses decision on $2 fee for one-time payments
• Primo looks to raise $75M
• Furniture orders up in October
• BB&T on top performing bank stocks list
• News 14 to start newscasts on ABC 45 next week
• GM recalling Chevrolet Sonics to check brake pads
• It's New Year's Eve in N.C.: Drop the pickle!
• Neighbors will still "D-lite" customers with sweet treat
• News & Record's week in photos
• Slideshow: The Triad's top online stories of the year
• Electricity angel keeps power for 14 N.C. families
• Slideshow: Top-selling N.C. lottery games
• Decorated fridge prompts bomb scare in Durham
• N.C. officials look into midwives at baby's death
• Brunswick commissioner goes to police over video
• Butterball turkey farm raided after reports of animal cruelty
• Nonprofit pressures Cooper to defend state marriage laws
• Lawyers: Winston-Salem man charged with strangling landlady shouldn't face death sentence
• N.C. park officials inadvertently sent holiday spam
• Dog rescued from rushing river is home
• $2 million in N.C. gas fines missed
• Lowes buys online retailer ATG
• Pigs can be hunted at night in N.C. with special license
• What does the Triad’s 2012 hiring forecast look like?
• Inside today's e-edition
• Need help avoiding hangover? Less booze, more H2O
• For economy in 2011, hope amid turmoil
• Top of the List: Largest Triad mental health providers
• Sears store in High Point to close
• Randleman man wins $181K in lottery
• Titanic artifacts headed to auction
• Sears in High Point among stores to close
• Audit: N.C. agency failed to collect millions
• Government jobs shrank – barely – in N.C. over past 5 years
• Vulcan Materials stockholder sues over board nix of Martin Marietta takeover
• Suspect in N.C. death arrested in Connecticut
• Longtime N.C. radio talk host Bart Ritner dies
• Sales of existing homes up in the Triad during Nov.
• McConnell new chairman of Winston-Salem Chamber
• NTSB releases preliminary report on N.J. plane crash
• Inside today's Go Triad
• New law says N.C. teens must log time behind wheel
• Cape Fear River to be lined with surveillance cameras
• Spike in respiratory illness fills beds in High Point
• Fayetteville police use stun gun on man in brawl
• Whooping cough cases confirmed at Graham school
• 3 robbery suspects arrested in Greensboro after chase
• Kidnapped Fayetteville toddler returned to grandparents
• Triad ends 2011 with pledge of more than 4,700 jobs
• Pfizer's offer of discount Lipitor prompts outcry
• Forsyth sheriff: Husband was shooter in August murder-suicide
• 80 employers expected at job fair in Asheville
• Traveling Occupy protest discuss plans in Greensboro
• Inside today's e-edition
• Texas Pete turns up the heat at the 2012 Rose Bowl
• Raleigh officer charged with drunken driving
• Tea Party here quitting "street" rallies?
• Charlotte man accused of killing his wife
• $3M lottery winner plans to give some money to church
• Panthers LB Wilson has 4 guns stolen from truck
• Young, Houston squeeze by N.C. A&T 71-67
• New water resources director named in Greensboro
• City hires new water director
• Police: Clerk unharmed in shooting, robbery at Burlington store
• Retirement home expanding near Chapel Hill, adding 50 jobs
• Fealy stepping down as High Point police chief
• Benefits management company moving to Charlotte
• N.C. ferries to reduce runs on Pamlico Sound route
• How many new Triad jobs were announced in 2011?
• Coble says he hasn't made decision about 2012 run
• New law will send more misdemeanor offenders to jail, not prison
• Greensboro Historical Museum names new leaders
• Pepper Building nominated for historic register
• Lexington paper among those sold by New York Times
• Girl returned to N.C. as police search for father
• Progress Energy CEO to discuss Duke merger at forum
• Relative faces DWI charge in tractor wreck that killed girl, 4
• Rep. Coble to discuss illness, N.C. hospital stay
• N.C. sheriff's deputy called to help, shoots couple
• Short Orders: Mongolian grill offers buffet of Asian food
• Funeral for family killed in plane crash to be in Greensboro
• Workers file complaint against Asheville call center
• Forsyth says Supreme Court should hear prayer case
• Breast reconstruction safe for women over 65, study finds
• Police: Girl taken after mother killed found safe in Va.
• Fayetteville police ID woman last seen swimming in Cape Fear River
• Raleigh charges 8 beggars
• This app knows your tastes in beer
• Inside today's e-edition
• Can three grocers succeed in one spot?
• New York Times selling regional papers for $143M
• 87-year-old's car, TV taken in home invasion
• Man wanted in brother's attempted murder on Christmas
• Howard Coble released from hospital
• Piedmont Natural Gas profits fall 20% in 2011
• Consumer confidence surges in December
• Update: Woman, 24, dies after car hits sign, bursts into flames
• State tax collections rise slightly
• Update: Young daughter of slain Fayetteville woman found unharmed
• Holiday season sees rise in new types of shoppers
• WF Baptist team lands $7.3M grant for prenatal study
• N.C. gun rights group pushes back on local rules
• Sears, Kmart to close up to 120 stores
• 50-strong brawl turns to melee at Mall of America
• Fire guts historic N.C. mansion, 5 hospitalized
• More than 100 Sears, Kmart stores to close
• Hoarding may have trapped Charlotte man in deadly fire
• Durham billboard: celebrate the holidays without gunfire
• Fayetteville woman killed, young daughter kidnapped
• 'Frugal fatigue' hits post-holiday shoppers
• Survey: economy to pick up in 2012
• Republicans draw up defense of redistricting maps
• N.C. Baptist president hoping for 'civil' marriage debate
• Occupy Charlotte movement hanging on
• 22 states endorse graphic cigarette warning labels
• Greensboro looking to expand recycling effort
• Inside today's e-edition
• Tea Party's new recruits - and how they'll change the overall Tea Party
• Panthers WR Naanee done for the season
• Greensboro College mourns death of employee found shot on Christmas Eve
• Change in GI Bill affects N.C. veterans in school
• Coble expects to end hospital stay Tuesday
• Somers, Vickers talk Thomas Berry
• Billions go unspent from gift cards
• Tar Heels hope to send Withers out with a win in bowl game
• Civil rights attorney Murphy dies at 83
• Hordes of post-Christmas shoppers expected
• As primaries near, candidates and families step up campaigning
• Professor appeals ruling on lawsuit over NCSU job
• In Scotland County, struggling with the burden of joblessness
• School suspensions down sharply in Forsyth
• Latino program helps connect families with resources
• Klaussner donates mattresses to help area families
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Guilford County Schools rise in rankings, study finds
• Inside today's e-edition
• Tea Party's coming big recruit pool
• Police investigate man's shooting death as homicide
• Missouri, UNC meet in Independence Bowl
• N.C. police search for woman swept away in swim
• Christmas tree fire displaces 2 from Greensboro home
• NORAD Santa trackers have record holiday
• Bowls profitable for coaches at UNC, N.C. State
• Savvy Shopper: Lingerie boutique affordable for all
• Wake Forest considers renewable-energy plant that could create up to 200 jobs
• Lawmakers could call on school superintendents to answer questions of spending, job cuts
• In Mecklenburg, fewer kids living in foster homes
• N.C., Kentucky diverge on racial justice
• Psychiatric hospital company looking at High Point site is part of a growing trend
• State to get $365,000 as part of settlement
• Is a post-holiday shopping spree in your plans? Consider these tips
• Va. police find 2-year-old boy in stolen SUV
• Inside today's e-edition
• New mix of voices heard in Raleigh
• Christmas play offers respite for N.C. prisoners
• Greensboro police investigating suspicious death
• Greensboro police investigating Christmas Eve stabbing
• Extension of jobless benefits comes just in time for some
• Zahra Baker's stepmother enters plea on federal drug charges
• State's top Advanced Placement scholars from Forsyth County
• Graham funeral director who left body in hearse loses license
• Burlington auto dealer surprises woman with car for work
• High Point showroom investor getting unflattering national attention
• Julian man killed when deer strikes 2 vehicles
• Greensboro police investigating overnight homicide
• Inside today's e-edition
• 'Tis the season to steal
• Santa Claus is in good company here
• Statement From Superintendent Maurice Green In Response To The Fireat Smith High
• What’s On The Menu? GCS Cafeteria Menus Available In QR Coded Format
• Greensboro mother charged with using kids in fraudulent injury claims
• S.C. voter ID law rejected by Justice Department
• Police: Crowd seeking Air Jordan shoes at Hanes Mall becomes 'unruly'
• Charlotte mayor apologizes for aide's threat
• Raleigh cat foster care network gets $250,000
• New Air Jordans cause shopping frenzy across U.S.
• IT compatibility a factor in Cone-Alamance merger
• NLRB delays employee rights notice rule
• Congress passes payroll tax holiday
• News & Record's week in photos
• Judge orders officer rehired in drunk trooper case
• Salisbury couple dies in house fire
• Blood donors could save life — and win iPad 2
• CommunityOne Bank names Charlotte exec
• Walmart pulls formula after baby dies in Missouri
• 3 charged in Smith High School fire
• N.Y. man gets life sentence in 2007 N.C. double-murder
• High Point man dies after crash
• State parks will participate in First Day Hikes
• 15-year-old charged in Charlotte wreck that injured 10
• Berger threatens towns with state legislation
• Edwards team asks for delay in his trial
• Former Wake jail inmate sues sheriff over injuries
• Judge upholds N.C. Central cop's firing over sex-toy sales
• Feline foster folks ferret out a fortune
• Thomasville police reassure residents in wake of bodies found
• Davidson authorities believe series of shootings may be related
• Top of the List: Triad's Largest Foundations
• Crash victim 'full of life’
• Inside today's e-edition
• Statement Regarding Fire at Smith High
• Board Approves New Boundary For Colfax Elementary
• GCS Releases Broad Prize Diagnostic Report
• Geographer honored for sprawl, air quality research
• Gift introduces students to nanoscience
• Vulcan board rejects Martin Marietta's bid
• More jewelry dropped in Salvation Army kettle
• Krispy Kreme to add 35 jobs in Winston-Salem
• Man charged with breaking into visitor's car
• Bank of NC buying KeySource
• Police chase ends inside Burlington home
• Photo gallery: High school wrestler with no arms the one to beat
• Arson suspected in Smith High School fire
• Murder verdict upheld for ex-911 dispatcher
• N.C. woman, 85, shoots husband after claiming mistreatment
• NTSB: Pilot said he picked up ice before N.J. crash
• Guman robs Winston-Salem store
• Krispy Kreme adding 35 jobs at Winston-Salem plant
• Items donated after Toys for Tots theft at Davidson business
• Appeals court: Cumberland school board not liable for child's head injuries
• Forsyth teacher returning after sex accusation
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• Confederate monument at center of fight in Reidsville
• Employee, Volunteer of the Month Honored at Jones Elementary
• Non-Traditional Calendars for 2012-13 Open for Public Comment
• GCS Encourages Students To Keep Reading During Winter Break
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary For December 20, 2011
• Part of Westridge Road blocked
• Bank of America agrees to $335M mortgage settlement
• EPA sets national standards on mercury pollution
• Report: Care management saved N.C. nearly $1B
• 'Elaborate' marijuana-growing operation found in Winston-Salem home
• Egyptian restaurant now open in Greensboro
• Census shows N.C. has fifth-largest population growth
• Bank of America to pay $335M settlement over discriminatory loans
• Coble headed back to North Carolina
• Update: Thomasville police seek to ID two found bodies
• Update: Andrews High disbands JV boys basketball team after alleged hazing
• U.S. trucking recovery slows to a crawl in November, index shows
• Guilford school district seeks input on calendars
• Census: N.C. has fifth largest population growth
• Winston-Salem shopping center sold
• Southwest Airlines to start new service at RDU earlier
• Update: No charges against suspended Winston-Salem teacher
• Two schools recognized for academic progress in 2010-11
• African restaurant opens in former Riva's spot in Greensboro
• Greensboro College receives $2.5 million in gifts
• Man arrested after shots hit store
• Two Triad law firms recognized in rankings
• Greensboro College receives more than $2 million in gifts
• Man robs Jimmy Johns restaurant in Greensboro
• Lowe's stands by decision to pull ads from TV show
• Couple killed by hit-and-run driver in Davidson
• Family with Triad ties killed in plane crash
• Police: SUV hits 2 vehicles after driver tries to flee
• Hundreds gather to remember local Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Officials deny Forsyth elections director sexually harassed employees
• Durham man wins $1 million in scratch-off game
• State lawmakers to deal with Racial Justice Act
• Woman prosecuted under 'Run and You're Done' law
• Appeals court denies EMT's claim of immunity in football player's death
• Short Orders: Restaurant showcases African food
• In this tank corner is ... the Bone-Crusher
• Inside today's e-edition
• Two Schools Receive Signature School Awards
• Board Electoral Districts Approved For Use In 2012 Elections
• 2 arrested in shooting death of Caswell County woman
• Tea Party's timetable for picking Obamacare back up
• School board's new electoral maps receive federal approval
• 11 House members miss payroll tax vote
• Federal Reserve OKs PNC buyout of RBC Bank in U.S.
• Video: Protester arrested on charges including disorderly conduct
• Ruddick seeks name change to Harris Teeter Supermarkets
• Update: Brothers in alleged N.C. terror ring sentenced
• Update: N.C. jobless rate dips to 10 percent
• Vulcan Materials reorganizing to cut costs
• N.C. unemployment rate drops to 10%
• Targacept depression drug disappoints again
• Forsyth Medical Center launches cost estimator service
• HondaJet undergoing more test flights
• Lovette found guilty in killing of UNC student body president
• LabCorp gets extension to respond to suit
• Move to block High Point mental hospital fails
• Holiday office parties aren't rebounding with the economy
• Greensboro to set up checkpoint Thursday night
• Holiday shoppers step up their buying
• Charlotte Chamber to visit London's Olympics preparations
• N.C. parent upset over Bibles handed out at school
• Good will goes viral: 'Layaway Santas' visit local Kmart
• 2 N.C. high school wrestlers face hazing suspension
• Gov. Perdue to address Racial Justice Act with lawmakers
• Traffic alert: Southbound U.S. 52 in Davidson County
• Davie woman charged with animal cruelty
• Wedding rings found in Salvation Army kettle
• Inside today's e-edition
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• High Point City Council keeps hospital zoning
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - December 19, 2011
• S.C. Cops: Man dies after brother asks him to eat drugs
• Tea Party here very Internet-savvy
• Triad's gas prices decrease
• Funeral for Marine set for Tuesday
• VF Corp. among top Fortune 500 performers in 2011
• N.C. judges set redistricting hearing next month
• What’s next for a massive industrial park near the Triad?
• Ikea factory workers in Danville OK contract
• Robots help Forsyth students prepare for future careers
• Lindbrook offers new medical office concept in Greensboro
• Duke Energy venture plans $3.5 billion transmission line
• Statesville contractor to replace Davidson County bridge
• McCrory to make second run for N.C. governor
• Bi-Lo to purchase Winn-Dixie chain
• Durham pair uses GPS to track stolen truck to Reidsville
• Furniture maker to open facility in High Point, hire 30
• Device attempts to elevate the iPad's keyboard
• Woman found shot to death at N.C. kennel
• Bi-Lo buys Winn-Dixie
• 2 escape Greensboro duplex fire
• 8 hurt in Guilford crash
• FAMU to weigh president's suspension today
• Kindred Healthcare Promotes Patricia M. Henry to President of RehabCare Division
• App makers scramble to beat Christmas deadline
• Henderson County sets deadline for absent sheriff
• 2nd suspect gets life in Randolph County slaying
• Mebane man charged with making moonshine
• Police break up Occupy Winston-Salem protest
• Police: Charlotte man killed roommate, self
• Hickory police shoot suspect in chase
• Laurence Lovette murder trial coming to end
• Va. deputies shoot, kill man from N.C.
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Greensboro soldier last Iraq casualty
• Woman shot during dispute in downtown Greensboro
• N.C. eugenics program survivor: 'I can't help but think about it'
• 6 Wall Street protesters arrested in Raleigh
• Economic potential drives mental hospital debate
• Savvy Shopper: Lack of planning brings holiday laughter
• Inside today's e-edition
• Healing from the heart
• Extradition is a judgment call
• Stolen Nativity figure returned
• Coble moves from ICU
• Tea Party's coming year here - forecast
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Dec. 17
• 3 apartments in Greensboro hit by gunfire
• Police: Robber stabbed man during scuffle in Greensboro
• Mebane man gets 11 to 15 years for kidnapping, armed robber
• Police: Burlington man assaulted, imprisoned woman
• Brief filed against Forsyth appeal on prayer issue
• BBB warns of repair scam in the Triad
• High Point seeks expansion of airport noise district
• Furniture maker to open High Point plant
• Inside today's e-edition
• Hit-and-run driver sent back to jail
• Board Approves Resolution Supporting Teaching Fellows
• Man jailed on $1M bond in bank, store robbery
• African restaurant opening downtown
• Rockingham sheriff ID's one of two burned bodies found in car
• N.J. Muslims protest at Lowe's over pulled ad
• Blaming starts over Alcoa's jobs-for-license deal
• Judge sends hit-and-run motorist back to prison
• Thomas Built Buses to bring back 125 workers
• PTI to lose two N.Y.C. flights in Delta, U.S. Airways deal
• Coble moved from ICU
• Winston-Salem drops in ranking due to Dell loss
• When gold price drops, what happens to Piedmont mining?
• PETA wants N.C. opossum drop custom curtailed
• Northern Guilford County gets new restaurant
• Six teenagers arrested, charged in Friendly Road Inn fire
• Judge: Former FEC heads may testify for Edwards
• N.C. wins Race to the Top education grant
• UNCG, nonprofit moving historic Glenwood homes
• LabCorp completes Orchid acquisition
• Could Honda add new planes to its lineup?
• Convicted sex offender from Burlington faces new charges
• Guilford enters debate over High Point mental hospital
• Top of the List: Largest Triad SBA Loan Recipients
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy say merger unlikely before March
• ACC expands conference slate to 18 games
• Durham novelist Peterson walks out of jail, awaits new murder trial
• Cary Allred remembered as an advocate for those who couldn't fight
• N.C. among nine states to share in $500 million 'Race to the Top' grants
• Men with guns storm apartment during Greensboro robbery
• City of Burlington train christened for N.C. line
• N.C. man convicted of hogtying, sexually assaulting 2 women
• Winston-Salem music area teacher faces sex charges
• Man charged with robbing BB&T in Reidsville
• N.C. New Schools Project wins $15 million federal grant
• Pace of resolving N.C. map lawsuits heard in court
• N.C. symposium will address issue of fracking
• Gov't to adopt strict new limits on chimp research
• Inside today's e-edition
• County backs mental hospital plan
• GCS Students Share Spirit of Giving Through Grant Projects
• Greensboro man charged in Medicaid fraud investigation
• Two charged in connection with Friendly Road Inn fire
• FCC requires TV ads' volume to match that of shows
• County files protest petition for mental hospital rezoning
• Christopher's 1776 restaurant to close in Winston-Salem
• Report: Greensboro's recovery among slowest in nation
• More than 1,700 receive degrees
• Contest spurs entrepreneurial thinking
• Cone-Alamance Regional merger to include $150M in expansions
• IMG College signs deal with Aaron's
• Greensboro College's popular Nativity scene victim of foul play again
• ACC changing to 18-game league basketball schedules
• Piedmont Natural Gas files to cut rates in Carolinas
• Alamance Regional joins as Cone Health is on building spree
• Why Trader Joe's and others build new
• Tea Party - this year in review
• Howard Stern named judge on 'America's Got Talent'
• Amazon says Kindle sales topping a million a week
• Denton woman sentenced in teen's heroin death
• N.C. New Schools Project gets pledges to secure $15 million grant
• IT hiring in N.C. stable
• Cone Health-Alamance Regional merger by the numbers
• Alamance Regional Medical Center to join Cone Health
• Alamance Regional to join Cone Health network
• City steps up collection of unpaid fines, fees
• Woman dies after car crash in Winston-Salem
• Iraq War: Over
• Duke Energy-Progress Energy merger delayed as feds reject market proposal
• Loaf Bakery plans to open today
• Inside today's e-edition
• Body found in burning car in Union County
• Research shows hands-free phones just as risky
• Palm-sized baby, 2nd smallest in U.S., is growing
• Poll: Most Americans want payroll tax extension
• Census shows 1 in 2 people are poor or low-income
• Report: half of schools fail federal standards
• Teen smoking decreased during 2011
• EEOC sues Hanes Mall Dairy Queen over sexual harassment allegation
• Cigarette makers raise prices
• Inside today's Go Triad
• GCS Teacher of the Year Named Regional Finalist
• Loaf Bakery plans to open Thursday
• Police: 'People performed their duties appropriately' in Pride's case
• Withers 'disappointed' after not getting UNC job
• Reichard receives probation, fine in campaign finance case
• Gov. Perdue vetoes death-row racial bias bill
• Reichard enters plea, receives suspended sentence in campaign violations case
• Guilford teacher of the year named regional finalist
• Roads in Greensboro closed because of house fire
• Shoveling dirt for Greensboro's new downtown apartments
• WFU Schools of Business moves up in ranking
• Coble remains in D.C. hospital
• Study: NC second in incentives oversight
• Durham novelist Peterson will get new trial in wife's 2001 death
• Justice Department settles with tobacco companies on database
• Obama marking end of Iraq war with visit to Fort Bragg
• New Jersey Muslims to protest at Lowe's over pulled ad
• Chinqua Penn items to be sold at auction
• Hedge fund buys big in Targacept
• John S. Clark Co. to layoff 75 as part of buyout
• Inmar CEO: Finding local tech talent is challenging
• Chinqua Penn’s future unclear as auction approved
• Time names 'The Protester' as Person of the Year
• N.C. child death rates reach lowest level in 20 years
• Dement steps aside
• Billy Graham's son says father is recovering well
• No charges filed against man who shot and killed suspected trailer thief
• Cornell, five others plead not guilty to racketeering
• Woman pleads no contest to serving alcohol before fatal crash
• Lottery tickets, cash taken during store robbery
• Buncombe middle school student charged in fatal wreck
• Accident report: Rep. Womble's crash left no skid marks
• Johnston County sheriff fires 4 jailers over 'sexual' photos
• Credit unions soar in customer satisfaction survey
• Man gets life in prison for killing store clerk in Winston-Salem
• Builder hints at Trader Joe’s store in Greensboro
• Inside today's e-edition
• Greensboro police defend the handling of extradition
• GCS Congratulates New National Board Certified Educators
• GCS Requests Parent Feedback on Math Improvement Plan
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - Dec 13 - 19, 2011
• Local elected official joins lawsuit over state marriage license requirements
• Dement out; Miller is interim UNCG coach
• Fort Bragg soldier admits stealing cash in Afghanistan
• U.S. Rep. Howard Coble hospitalized
• 4 more in custody after New York officer's death
• Nussbaum Center companies report higher revenues
• Diamond ring dropped in Salvation Army kettle
• N.C. Medicaid contract scrutinized by auditors
• Triad's second Walmart "Express" to open in Caswell
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cellphone use
• Greensboro Day boys, Page girls top seeds for Pizza Hut Invitational
• Bank of America lags peers in customer satisfaction
• Morehead Hospital moving forward with $1.2M renovation
• Westinghouse makes $3 million donation to UNC-Charlotte
• Bid of $1.5 million rejected at mansion auction
• Pike to work on clean line project
• Roberta Flack to perform at Carolina Theatre fundraiser
• Roberta Flack to headline Carolina Theatre gala
• Man arrested in Charlotte motorcycle club shooting
• Greensboro store donates 6,000 comic books to troops
• Sealy head Lawrence Rogers to retire in 2012
• Greensboro to launch new service for e-waste collection
• Fort Bragg losing about 430 civilian positions
• Henderson sheriff won't talk about private life
• North Carolina DOT holds public hearings on ports
• 2 men rob Dollar Tree in Greensboro
• Forsyth school board might let students opt out of Pledge of Allegiance
• Man threatens victim's brother after getting life sentence
• N.C. teen pregnancy rate drops
• Fatal racing wreck case goes to jury
• Gov. Perdue hears from families of murder victims
• Ga. gets $4M grant for high-speed rail to Charlotte
• Inside today's e-edition
• Developer considers Friendly site
• Grant to Fund Parent Learning Community at Montlieu
• Greensboro greenway nets $1 million from three companies
• Wake Forest Hospital first in N.C. to implant new device to treat heart failure
• District releases draft improvement plan for math
• Country legend Merle Haggard to play Greensboro concert
• Reichard expected to enter plea on campaign finance violations Wednesday
• Three companies pledge $1 million to Downtown Greenway
• Winter Commencement Dec. 15
• Fisher edits book on economy, theatre
• Trustees back tuition hike
• Greensboro man arrested in slaying of New York officer
• New scholarship honors slain middle college student
• NCDOT seeks transportation proposals for funding
• What the Tea Party can learn from Occupy
• Gas prices in the Triad inch up
• Protesters block some gates at western U.S. ports
• Large crowd expected at funeral for slain Moore County deputy
• Former Greensboro chamber head to plead guilty
• Foundation creates environmental endowment at Guilford
• New board of directors announced for PTP
• Bennett College removed from financial probation
• Another name change for former Blackwater firm
• Market America executive launches jewelry line
• Primo facing class action suit
• Reynolds American, Lorillard raising cigarette prices
• In this Greensboro program, boys bond over books
• Frugal shoppers fuel growth of dollar stores
• Investigative report: Penn State culture explained away Sandusky
• Man found shot to death in Chapel Hill apartment
• Reports: 2 bodies found in burned car in Rockingham
• Man shot to death at Charlotte biker club meeting
• Murder victims' relatives: Perdue should veto repeal of Racial Justice Act
• Obama’s volunteers work to keep N.C. blue in 2012
• Graham park-and-ride lot opening on Dec. 19
• Man cited as DWI in wreck with officer's mom alleges assault
• Teen dies in Johnston Co. wreck
• Feds mark N.C. vaccine plant ready for flu outbreak
• Lowe's pulls ads from TV show about U.S. Muslims
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Bicyclist critical after struck by
• Police investigate report of shots fired
• Hollywood's holidays start glumly with bad weekend
• Bear cubs' surrogate mom is busy for life
• Man shot in street as people leave Greensboro party
• Who was the real Mary Ann Holder?
• Rockingham people: Maddrey an RCC trustee again
• Rockingham County calendar
• Rockingham County public records
• Dietitian fed students and taught them about nutrition
• Eden actor writes book for holidays
• Cancer center adds planning step
• Savvy Shopper: Warehouse sale is full of designer bargains
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Inside today's e-edition
• Light up the night
• Report: former state Rep. Cary Allred dies after brief illness
• Randolph County Marine in critical condition
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Dec. 10
• Robbers take money, merchandise from Greensboro store
• Man points gun at Red Roof Inn clerk during robbery attempt
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer charged with assault after traffic stop
• Prominent physician, civic leader Aderholdt dies
• American Express pledges support of the Triad despite closing center
• N.C. novelist seeks new trial in wife's 2001 death
• Va. Tech gunman called quiet; went to small school
• Know what the best tech gifts are?
• Inside today's e-edition
• City closes Grimsley pool for repair
• New Edition reunion tour to stop in Greensboro
• N.C. DOT to close 3 Guilford roads for pavement, soil testing
• Temporary restraining order issued against Greensboro Inn
• To thwart porn, colleges are buying up .xxx sites
• Masked gunman takes money, cigarettes during store robbery
• Nisbet taking lead in Greensboro for SunTrust
• Judge issues temporary restraining order against Greensboro Inn
• TIME magazine touts Wake's Atala
• SBI agent testifies that colleague botched tests
• East Coast Wings to expand as fast-casual concept grows
• $1,500 rings left in Salvation Army kettle
• Winston-Salem aviation firm seeks incentives to expand
• Fedora gets 7-year deal to coach Tar Heels
• Winston-Salem Journal ends Skirt! magazine's run
• High Point group to hold homeless memorial dinner
• BB&T sponsors Big South Conference
• Moody's boosts outlook on Triad government bonds
• Man robbed in his Burlington home
• Red Onion restaurant in Greensboro now open
• Testimony: Men lurking near Eve Carson's house the day she died
• Group takes over ownership of Blandwood
• Man kills Moore County sheriff's deputy, then shoots self
• Winston aircraft maintenance, repair company to expand
• Burlington woman stops to offer aid to wounded pig on roadside
• State lawmakers look at costs of tourist attractions
• Wake County may take protesters to court
• Gov. Perdue: New medical school to create 1,100 jobs
• Obama to speak to soldiers at Fort Bragg
• Gov. Perdue opens Executive Mansion for the holidays
• Motive still unknown in Va. Tech shooting
• Inside today's e-edition
• A high school boys basketball team defeats UNC?
• Randolph County Marine shot in Afghanistan
• Top of the List: Largest Triad Architecture Firms
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield signs $250M IT deal
• Wells Fargo settles Wachovia bid-rigging case for $148 million
• Honda Aircraft Co. sends 500 care packages to soldiers
• UNC says it's Fedora
• Hearing continues on author's bid for new trial
• Smartphones benefit from RF Micro Devices technology
• Silvia interviewed about 'shivers and timbres'
• Broadhurst jumps to NewBridge
• HPU plans $40M student housing, services complex
• Slideshow: Inside the new JSNN research facility
• FTC approves LabCorp deal, with condition
• Wells Fargo settles bid-rigging cases for $148 million
• High Point University to build new student building
• Man found shot to death outside Mebane home
• Red Mango opening in High Point
• NCDOT completes road improvements in Winston-Salem
• Comedian Chris Wiles to do two New Year's shows in Greensboro
• Abe Brenner, Winston-Salem philanthropist, dies at 93
• N.C. city to drop tracking chips from recycling bins
• HPU approved for education doctorate
• Block of over-the-counter morning-after pill sparks debate
• Duke snares second multi-million dollar donation this week
• Another Duke trustee gives multimillion-dollar gift
• 4 sought in Burlington robbery
• State, local leaders celebrate opening of new UNCG-A&T nanoscience school
• Friendly Road Inn site in Greensboro burns
• Alabama law limits students' gifts to teachers
• Battle over N.C. Medicaid escalates
• Occupy Winston-Salem ends negotiations with city over campsite
• Charlotte bar owners say they tried to help woman killed after stabbing
• Duke lacrosse accuser can face murder charge
• Philanthropist Abraham 'Abe' Brenner dies at 93
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Unlicensed medical procedures land Greensboro woman in new trouble
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary For December 6, 2011
• Board Adopts Student Assignment Boundary for McNair Elementary
• Rep. Womble is stable, set for surgery Thursday
• Two N.C. women competing on 'The Bachelor'
• Local Prudential offices part of acquisition
• Man with gun robs Greensboro bank
• Man sought by police prompts school lockdown in Winston-Salem
• High Point University to offer its first doctoral degree
• Virginia Tech appeals $55K fine for 2007 shootings
• Inn at Greensboro College sold
• Justice Dept. looking into e-book sales practices
• Sandusky arrested on new sex abuse charges
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• TV star Harry Morgan dies
• Trial starts in slaying of UNC student leader
• Hatteras residents weigh suggestions for N.C. 12
• In scramble for new jobs, states bid up incentives
• BBB warns of another email scam targeting businesses
• Red Mango to open High Point store next week
• N.C. to see modest growth in 2012, economist says
• JSNN to formally open tonight with Perdue on hand
• Co-owner of property management co. charged with embezzling
• I-40 ramp to U.S. 220 to be closed Thursday
• Hooker profits increase
• Half-mile of copper pipe stripped from Fayetteville complex
• State returns Zahra Baker's remains to her father
• Southern Community splits management roles
• Principal resigns, school apologizes for suspending 9-year-old over comment
• Residents robbed inside Greensboro home
• Mortgage delinquencies could drop sharply next year
• Alec Baldwin kicked off LA flight for playing game
• Consumer Reports: AT&T rated lowest again in customer satisfaction
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ships after death
• Guns N' Roses, Chili Peppers in Rock Hall of Fame
• Number of students attending charter schools soars nationally
• Inside today's e-edition
• Short Orders: 'Gastro pub' offers eclectic hot dogs
• Thirteen indicted in racketeering
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - Dec 6 - 12, 2011
• Romano hired as N.C. gov's communications director
• Traffic alert: Randleman Road to close for sewer line installation
• City closes one block of Northridge Street through Friday
• N.C. loses 4,700 construction jobs
• Winston-Salem to host 2014 USA Masters track championships
• Miclot becomes CEO of Tengion
• Who would Jesus friend?
• Santa finds kids giving shorter lists in recession
• Opening delayed a day in UNC student murder trial
• Update: Latin Kings members indicted on racketeering charges
• Billy Graham released from hospital
• Microsoft rolls out Xbox TV platform
• Loaf Bakery to open in downtown Greensboro
• Greensboro College placed on probation
• BofA's Brian Moynihan: 'Reduction in head count has begun'
• Hundreds of artworks from RJR collection to go on sale
• Winston-Salem approves Union Cross development
• Accrediting agency places Greensboro College on probation
• Surry Community College opens Health Sciences center
• United Way to start mentoring program at Greensboro school
• N.C. high school wrestler paralyzed during match
• Kinston cop on leave after shooting daughter
• ReStore move approved by High Point
• WSSU's Flack joins American Heart Association panel
• Speaker says state House might scrap school year extension
• School says 9-year-old sexually harassed teacher
• Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• N.C. board drops bully breed proposal
• Rep. Womble responsive to family after wreck
• Arguments may begin today in UNC student murder trial
• Developers want to build nearly 50 skyscraper-sized windmills near refuge
• Thomasville police officer faces DWI charge
• High Point council backs ReStore move
• Fabric trade show back in High Point
• Inside today's e-edition
• iPads become child's play
• The spiritual father of the Tea Party - and of Occupy
• Pedestrians robbed at gunpoint on Benbow Road
• Two men arrested in Fla. in Maywood Street slaying
• Twin brothers wanted in connection with Burlington break-in
• N.C. redistricting hearing to focus on speed of case
• N.C. woman pleads guilty in Coast Guard scheme
• Kindred Healthcare Announces Hospital Openings in Two Cluster Markets
• Forsyth area home sales increase 11% in October
• Police: Rep. Womble's car crossed center line before crash
• Lane on U.S. 29 in Greensboro closed because of debris
• Track & field junior Olympics coming to Greensboro
• NRC transfers control of Progress Energy nuclear facilities to Duke Energy
• Nussbaum Center renovations finally ready to go
• Agriculture secretary Troxler to run for re-election
• Reidsville plaza to be named for retired city manager
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Amerson wins defensive back award
• Durham DA seeks judge's removal in Peterson case
• Wright of Thomasville going solar
• No one hurt in Greensboro house fire
• Price of regular gasoline in Triad drops
• Kilpatrick Townsend expands into Saudi Arabia
• Duke graduate gives school $50 million to help poor students
• Targacept launching new trials for schizophrenia, ADHD drug
• Greensboro’s USPS centers not on closure list
• Forsyth to weigh sale of nursing home beds
• Perdue speaks at JSNN dedication Dec. 7
• Brod talks Wall Street
• N.C. Center for Global Logistics launches new website
• Cash, cigarettes stolen in Stoneville robbery
• Few teens sexting racy photos, new research says
• ECU football game streaker due in court today
• Patrol car broken into — outside Burlington police station
• Man robs Dollar General in Greensboro
• Graham regaining strength at Asheville hospital
• Greensboro teenager jailed in break-in, assault
• Forced-sterilization victims honored at church service
• Forsyth could make $3 million for nursing home beds
• Motorcycle built on TV show used as fundraiser for vets
• State holds 2 public forums about future of N.C. 12
• 3 jurors needed in UNC student death trial
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Families flock to tree giveaway
• North Carolina RV And Camping Show 2012
• PLAN Exam Will Help Indicate AP Readiness
• Guilford County Schools Board of Education Meeting For December 6, 2011
• The Tea Party's role in the Republican presidential primary campaign
• State, Cherokee gambling pact has hurdles
• Greensboro man tells police neighbor robbed him
• Occupy groups across N.C. have had mixed results
• Charlotte TV station apologizes for Billy Graham death report
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Rockingham County calendar
• Rockingham business: Job opportunities at Duke Energy
• Rockingham people: County redefines planning department roles
• Toys for Tots will march in parade
• Sharing the spirit
• Inside today's e-edition
• New shop filled with home decor from dozens of vendors
• Dominant defense carries Pirates to state title
• Rockingham County public records
• Police investigate convenience store robbery
• Page wins first state football title since 1985
• Two injured in early morning accident
• Driver dies after head-on collision in Winston-Salem
• Man robs Wells Fargo bank
• Billy Graham enjoys 'restful night' in hospital
• DA: Priest who served in Charlotte said he abused boy
• Train fatality in Davidson County remains a mystery
• Public smoking ban helping lower heart attacks, officials say
• Group: Winston-Salem gun ordinance violates state law
• DOT plans rail project in Davidson
• Inside today's e-edition
• Hundreds mourn 5 slain children
• Class 3-AA championship: Northern Guilford 31, Boiling Springs Crest 7
• N.C. police hand out 3,700 seat belt tickets
• 25 face drug charges in Randolph County
• UNC's Hairston unlikely to play Saturday
• Charlotte lands extension for ACC football championship game
• U.S. unemployment drops to 8.6% as private sector adds 140,000 jobs
• Political leadership group names new executive director
• John Robinson steps away from N&R
• ACC football title games to stay in Charlotte
• Funerals held for shooting victims
• Bassett signs deal with World Market Center in Vegas
• Group launches bid to repeal N.C. death penalty
• Update: UNCG trustees approve tuition, fee hikes
• Editor's Notes: Cornerstone innovates; J.S. Clark buyout?
• The Red Onion opens
• Apartment market in Triad getting new lease on life
• Triad leads the way in new model for senior care
• Richard Thornburgh joins Reynolds American board
• UNC-Kentucky ticket demand spurs scalping concerns
• Guilford commissioners sign off on Kernersville school site
• Man killed by train in Davidson County
• Top of the List: Largest Triad Credit Unions
• Free hot fudge cake
• U.S. unemployment falls to lowest in more than two years
• 1 killed in West Market crash
• Man charged with murder in Maywood Street slaying
• Honda to recall 304,000 vehicles for airbag problem
• Study confirms many of us go online for no reason
• Barbecue chefs go toe-to-toe in Raleigh showdown
• Coble weighs bid for re-election
• Nine jurors picked in case of slain UNC student body president
• Burlington teen charged in apartment fire
• Woman sentenced to at least 24 years for robbery, killing
• Banks 'need to rebuild trust,' Wells CEO says
• Inside today's e-edition
• UNCG considers extended fee hikes
• Board Chairman Selected as Finalist for Richard R. Green Award
• Free Program To Help Students Build Computing Skills
• Slideshow: Honoring the Triad's power brokers
• Loosemore resigns as football coach at Eastern Guilford
• Hundreds turn out to pay respects
• AP Sources: House GOP bill renews jobless benefit
• Experts: Apple juice's real danger is to waistlines, teeth
• GM willing to buy back Volts
• Duke Energy rate hearing wraps up
• Big jump seen for furniture orders in September
• Luxfer creates Graham campus with warehouse purchase
• N.C. elections chairman regrets curtailing Perdue probe
• McGladrey & Pullen completes purchase from H&R Block
• Retailers post strong sales for November
• 4 Florida A&M students dismissed in connection with band member's death
• Wyndham Championship to launch holiday sale
• UNC-Schools of the Arts drama dean stepping down
• Local real estate veteran's mansion heads to auction
• State school board chairman: Districts should expect 5 more days next year
• With KDH announcement, is Eden on an economic roll?
• Greensboro buses to promote Pizza Hut Invitational
• Man dies after falling out of truck in High Point
• Inside today's Go Triad
• TVs a big seller this holiday season
• Former Elon QB pepper-sprayed, charged with assaulting officer
• KDH Defense Systems lands $48.5M body armor contract
• Krispy Kreme reports strong 3Q profit
• Lexington among cities contesting new annexation law
• Second debt holder objecting to sale of BankAtlantic to BB&T
• Mebane taps town native Woody Durham as Christmas parade's grand marshal
• Lake Cammack in Burlington to reopen for activities
• N.C. Zoo buys land to protect endangered plants
• Boaters warned of Intracoastal Waterway dredging
• Punishment for killing a fetus among new laws in N.C.
• Chiquita payout called 'unique'
• Smaller businesses cry foul at Duke Energy hearing
• Victim sought protection from husband on day of attack at Charlotte elementary school
• Robbery victim escapes injury after gun jams
• Inside today's e-edition
• New City Council squabbles over seating arrangements
• Beatrice Atkins Recognized By Sam’s Club
• N.C. Occupy protest interrupts Wells Fargo CEO talk
• Perdue will keep cash from indicted donors for now
• Operation Yuletide: Police to collect toys, food at parade
• Talks could bring additional support for Duke Energy rate hike
• Job cuts rise 13% in 2011
• Winston-Salem website creator, biotech company win awards
• WFU students have highest CPA pass rate
• Waivers for extra 5 school days unlikely next year
• Billy Graham hospitalized in Asheville
• Hurricane season ends, but Irene's effects linger
• Wells Fargo CEO: Bank committed to NC
• Beans Boro coffeehouse opens
• Got questions about nonprofit leadership training?
• Triad home sales rise 17 % in October
• Indicted aide to Perdue surrenders at Wake jail
• New state laws take effect Dec. 1
• Wells Fargo announces Wake research faculty endowment
• Train crushes SUV; no one hurt
• $5.7 million in drugs seized in Winston-Salem
• Elon names Anderson VP
• Bank of Oak Ridge posts profit
• Triad Semiconductor proves big advancements come in small packages
• Triad Semiconductor proves big advancements come in small packages
• Caught on film: great white shark off N.C. coast
• Central banks act to ease global market strains
• Fearsome Frosty spooks neighbors, who call the cops
• Incentives for Chiquita could top $22M
• S&P downgrades Bank of America, Wells Fargo and others
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Horses could soon be slaughtered for meat in U.S.
• Gun club offers photos with Santa, rifles
• Raleigh college lowers tuition
• No charges against N.C. teacher for tying student to chair, taping mouth
• Coyotes roaming near park, school
• WSSU student killed in weekend crash
• Family: Man died after Fayetteville hospital discharged him
• Duke Energy exec defends rate increase
• Inside today's e-edition
• Short Orders: Midtown Olive Press opens
• Former teacher gets 10 years in prison in student abuse case
• Tea Party, Occupy - and the media
• Lowes Foods to open second JustSave store in Surry
• Update: N.C. lawmakers wrap up brief work session
• Industrial group drops opposition to Duke Energy rate hike
• Google maps go indoors with new mobile feature
• Blue Zucchini restaurant opens in High Point
• 'Most Wanted' suspect surrenders
• Greensboro tax help center moving
• Perdue: I'm still running in 2012
• Update: Chiquita moving corporate HQ to Charlotte
• Feds want to bar expert testimony in Edwards case
• Chiquita moving HQ to Charlotte
• Despite bankruptcy, American to operate as usual at PTI
• Nortel spinoff to add 135 jobs in RTP
• Guilford to vote on buying business park land for school
• Primo partnering with Israeli beverage firm
• 'Fahrenheit 451' finally out as an e-book
• HanesBrands buying back debt
• Traffic alert: Freeman Mill Road closed after accident
• Report suggests Facebook preparing to go public next year
• Man robs convenience store in Greensboro
• Police ID Greensboro homicide victim
• Inside the Duke Energy rate hearing
• Occupy Raleigh pays rent for new downtown campsite
• Speakers heap scorn on Duke Energy during rate hearing
• Psychiatric evaluation finds Norway killer insane
• American Airlines parent company seeks bankruptcy protection
• Burlington native killed while working for Peace Corps in Paraguay
• New state senator chosen to replace Forrester
• Thanksgiving argument deadly near Lumberton
• Minister says he and family got death threats during Darryl Hunt case
• Duke Energy signs $6 billion credit agreement
• Obituary describes happy lives
• Inside today's e-edition
• GCS Administrators Recognized by Business Leader Magazine
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - November 28, 2011
• Tea Party still hasn't made more bailouts unthinkable
• Richard Childress Racing to hold surplus auction
• Red Hot Chili Peppers to play in Greensboro on Jan. 31
• Greensboro hires small business coordinator
• BB&T, Bank Atlantic deal opposed
• Chinese banks in new credit facility for Duke Energy, Progress Energy
• BB&T ranked as state’s No. 1 SBA lender in October
• Update: Grand jury indicts 3 with ties to Perdue campaign
• Former Greensboro chamber head indicted
• Feds seize 150 websites in counterfeit crackdown
• Federal judge temporarily blocks 'Choose Life' plates
• Cocaine, $197,000 seized in Asheboro
• Triad's businesses take hit during recession
• Caswell County teen killed in ATV crash
• BB&T honored for retirement plans
• Primo amends credit line
• Triad-area gas prices continue to fall
• Students open windows on past
• Dance concert Dec. 2-3
• Record number of orphaned bear cubs turning up at rescue center
• Hearings begin for lower Duke Energy rate request
• Krispy Kreme taps May as president, COO
• Utah man arrested after viewing child porn on flight to Boston
• Toyota unveils high-tech concept car that resembles a smartphone
• Higher prices for peanut butter hitting food banks hard
• Suspect in Fayetteville triple homicide has violent past
• Trial set to begin in UNC student leader's death
• Body of man found in Greensboro apartment after shooting
• Raleigh's neighbors consider panhandler rules
• Passenger dies after wreck in Winston-Salem
• Suspect, victims in home-invasion killings identified
• N.C. attorney general cautions residents on cyber shopping
• Court hearing set over N.C. 'Choose Life' plates
• Inside today's e-edition
• Stricken teacher grateful for help
• Shot fired on West Florida Street
• 3 people killed, 2 wounded after break-in
• Baptist Hospital gets poor ratings in four of six key categories
• N.C.'s death-row racial bias law may be dropped
• Apartment in Graham catches fire; 8 affected
• Teen fatally struck on street in Asheboro
• Inside today's e-edition
• Savvy Shopper: A new spot for holiday shopping
• Answers elusive in rampage
• Rockingham County calendar
• Rockingham County public records
• Major still rings bell for red kettle
• Church women fill up Christmas boxes for soldiers
• Lunch and laughter at Short Sugar's
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Nov. 26
• Battery fires prompt govt probe of Chevy Volt
• Better Business Bureau warns of email scam
• Busy season begins for N.C. Christmas tree industry
• Inside today's e-edition
• Shoppers embrace 'organized chaos’
• Final teenage victim dies
• Teen becomes 5th to die after shooting rampage
• United Arab Emirates students say they were taken off flight from Charlotte
• Fort Bragg paratrooper dies while training
• Kinston cop uses pepper spray during fracas at Walmart
• N.C. woman shot in Myrtle Beach Black Friday theft
• Textbooks have been contested matter in N.C. history
• Freedom from Religion group criticizes N.C. sheriff's ad
• Man arrested in Danville, Va., homicide
• Top of the List: Largest Triad Commercial Developers
• Building labs, buying pies in downtown Winston-Salem
• Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• N.C. bell ringer sets sights on world record
• Perdue asks Obama to support military in N.C.
• N.C. sheriff takes leave, citing bipolar disorder
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers
• Gunfire erupts at Fayettville mall as early shoppers arrive
• State officials monitoring sewage spill in Thomasville
• SBI probe into Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school system nearly done
• Police say man scammed victims across western N.C.
• At Peacehaven Farm, a legacy of support
• Inside today's e-edition
• Occupy protests cost nation's cities at least $13M
• Guilford County Board Of Education Meeting Summary Of November 22, 2011
• Traditional School Calendar Approved For 2012-13
• New giants among Macy's NYC parade balloons
• For some, Black Friday madness under way
• Duke Energy's new rate request to get hearing Monday
• Davidson Community College receives $7.5 million gift
• Lexington businesses to host Thanksgiving dinners
• N.C. woman accused of pawning mother's jewelry
• Man beaten outside Raleigh bar dies following 2-week coma
• Son of Elon University security chief Tased during drug arrest
• Lawyers: Forsyth judge should be suspended for less than two months
• Property owners in Guilford subject to meth cleanup
• Mack Trucks delivers “the People’s Tree”
• 4th child dies after shooting rampage
• Inside today's e-edition
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Public Information Available for Pleasant Garden Victims
• Board Schedules Additional Student Assignment Boundary Forums
• Newt Gingrich out of touch with Tea Party
• Man charged with murder in Tate St. fatal shooting
• Cellular Sales opens Reidsville store
• Greensboro dentist awaits sentencing
• Fifth victim in shooting dies Wednesday
• Greensboro Police increase patrols around stores, malls
• Deadline for Irene flood insurance claims extended
• Senate panel set to hear N.C. death row appeal bill
• Duke Energy: Feds should dismiss merger opponents' proposals
• IPIC Group offers to buy 500 million Bank of America shares
• SBI probes stun gun death
• 311 concert canceled
• N.C. A&T student charged with sex offenses
• Costlier holiday travel off and running across U.S.
• Chapel Hill reviews police raid on protesters
• Toy drive benefits Greensboro Boys and Girls Club
• Bank of NC consolidating Asheville branches
• Davidson County CC gets $7.5 million
• Primo launches beverage machine
• Rhodes quits as Bank of the Carolinas CFO
• Police say Greensboro copper thefts down
• Three with Triad ties to be in N.C. Business Hall of Fame
• Alamance Regional opens cancer clinic in Yanceyville
• Eric Church sets Greensboro show
• $400K Pace settlement approved by judge
• Wife of retiring Carolina Beach chief arrested
• Lexington native tapped as ESPN head
• Burlington company faces fines for worker deaths
• Duke Energy agrees to 7.2% N.C. rate hike
• Man robbed, assaulted in Burlington
• Man who had been shot found dead in parking lot
• Police: Robbers nabbed after leaving Greensboro apartment
• Graham sets up skating rink without the ice
• Greensboro man pleads not guilty in gun smuggling case
• Thanksgiving travel calls for rain, then clear skies
• Man who lost eye in shooting pleads guilty to kidnapping, robbery charges
• Lexington native to head ESPN
• 2 women charged with trying to smuggle drugs to inmate
• Inside today's e-edition
• Short Orders: Gift ideas
• Killer gave ex-lover $10,000 check
• Statement From Superintendent Maurice 'Mo' Green
• Local Agencies Available To Help With Crisis Support
• Statement from Chief of Staff Nora Carr
• Burr returns from short trip to Afghanistan
• N.C. third among best states for business
• Gobble, gobble: N.C. tied for second largest turkey producer
• Textile company completes move to Archdale
• Greensboro police spread anti-crime message on billboards
• Great Dismal Swamp fire extinguished
• Photo update: Truck overturns in Greensboro
• N.C. construction employment declined in October
• AT&T’s Greensboro call center celebrates season of giving
• Midtown Olive Press opening at Shops at Friendly
• Triad tornado victims may apply for SBA disaster loans
• DCCC receives largest-ever gift
• Rana Loca restaurant shifts to American bistro concept
• Donna Brazile to speak at N.C. A&T
• Fourth victim, 14, dies in shooting
• Winning numbers from Pick 3 drawing
• N.C. unemployment slips for first time since June to 10.4%
• N.C. unemployment rate down slightly to 10.4 percent
• N.C. teen charged with student's dragging death
• Triad investors fill renovated plant in Hickory
• Mom sent to prison for teen's drinking death
• Forsyth County man gets life in mother's death
• Electric company adding 41 jobs in Marion
• Two N.C. men charged with animal cruelty
• Review: Nook Tablet is Kindle Fire's worthy foe
• Remains of missing Winston-Salem woman found in trash can
• Gunman robs Greensboro convenience store
• Winston-Salem bans concealed handguns at most parks
• Officers argue against release of statements in Silk Plant Forest case
• Charges woman kept three children as domestic slaves dropped
• New funds could help workers of defunct Pace Airlines
• Davidson says aid will help families displaced by tornado
• Man found dead in Chapel Hill creek served in Iraq
• Inside today's e-edition
• Motive of woman unclear in slayings
• AP source: Funding dispute will delay 9/11 museum
• Tanger and RioCan to purchase Canadian outlet mall
• New Breed selected for Boeing deal
• Fresh Market honored for LED lighting
• Political commentator Donna Brazille to speak at N.C. A&T commencement
• Jury to begin hearing Edwards case Feb. 13
• Wake landowners sue DOT over highway
• Store spices up Shops at Friendly Center
• Tanger buys Canadian mall
• Early Black Friday deals don't frazzle downtown merchants
• Gates testifies in $1 billion lawsuit against Microsoft
• AAA: Number of N.C. Thanksgiving travelers inches upward
• New York City sues roll-your-own cigarette shops over taxes
• BB&T adding branches in Texas
• BB&T gets good marks for mortgage satisfaction
• Triad, state gas prices slip ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
• $8.8M Bridford Parkway extension opens today
• Soldier killed in Iraq remembered as funny, genuine and protective
• High Point recognized for distribution successes
• Protesters plan march in Chapel Hill
• Fire dept. training may cause heavy smoke in UNCG area
• Inside today's e-edition
• Raleigh church votes to back gay marriage
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• 'Choose Life' plates are going to court
• Man arrested after 12 dogs suffocate in metal box
• Man in Lincoln County stabbed to death after officers called
• Runners to get first look at Triangle Expressway
• Wilmington man dies in fire at apartment
• Church's Chicken workers robbed in Winston-Salem
• Home in Greensboro struck by gunfire
• AAA: More people expected to travel for Thanksgiving
• Three Guilford County Schools Win Awards for Recycling
• Wake Forest student named Rhodes Scholar
• 2 dead, 5 wounded in Guilford County shootings
• Police: Would-be burglars flee after woman confronts them
• Man tells police he was shot while standing in yard
• Deer euthanized after crashing into store
• High Point wants help solving intentionally set fires
• Greensboro fugitive on the run for 17 years nabbed
• Dissolvable tobacco products appealing to women
• Money banks spend on lobbying could record high again
• Ask a reporter column: No plans for Trader Joe's in the Triad
• The miracle of Silas
• Mom’s turkey? 'She cooked it until May 12’
• 75 years of 'fooling with cars’
• Holiday mishaps: Ho! Ho! Doh!
• Savvy Shopper: New kids store offers discounts
• Inside today's e-edition
• Randolph, Davidson declared disaster areas
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Nov. 19
• Feds to inspect N.C. nuclear plant after incident
• Sex offender charged with rape, kidnapping
• Center on MLK Jr. Drive provides affordable medical care
• Inside today's e-edition
• A&T trustees approve tuition hike
• Friday night football Nov. 18
• Tea Party cannot get much more out of Occupy
• Moped driver injured in car crash faces DWI charge
• Family of six displaced after fire damages home
• Stopped train blocking Yanceyville Street
• Prison warden steps down over mental unit report
• Morehead Memorial gets $317K cancer center gift
• Warning: Bankruptcy liquidation sale not as advertised
• N.C. Cherokee casino compact changes still up in air
• Duke Energy trims N.C. rate-hike request
• Skype syncs video chat with Facebook
• Slideshow: State of Rockingham
• Bakery closes, another to open
• State of Rockingham: Jobs go unfilled because of skills gap
• Construction nonprofit to look at revitalization of Ramseur
• Sanford woman fatally struck by train in Va.
• Basset declares special dividend
• Survey finds Wake Forest advancing in tech transfer
• Perdue says hundreds of state rules have been scaled back
• IL Long to do renovations at Graylyn
• Duke, Progress Energy roll back job-loss estimates from merger
• Suspect in slaying of UNC student body president pleads not guilty
• Rabid raccoon found in Greensboro
• Greensboro bread product available at 16 Whole Foods stores
• Evening MBA among nation's best
• Christian Science Monitor quotes Omar Ali
• Students raise HIV awareness
• Truth, justice and the American way for Superman collector
• Kuaizi opening downtown
• Asheboro girl, boyfriend charged with trying to kill his mother
• Woman, 84, injured in fall outside Greensboro Wendy's after purse snatching
• Man, woman found dead in Buncombe County
• High Point hospital approved for expansion, renovation
• 30 years later, a new look at Natalie Wood's death
• As deadline for a deal nears, debt super committee struggling
• Belmont Abbey sues feds over birth control rule
• 'Sully' flying in on a bit of winged history today
• King man and tea party advocate to run for governor
• State NAACP leader says law's repeal would be step back for N.C.
• Wake sheriff's deputy, suspect wounded in shooting
• Inside today's e-edition
• 'It must have been God's wrath'
• District Saves More Than $500,000 In Summer Energy Costs
• 'Extreme Makeover' returning to Charlotte
• UNC-Chapel Hill trustees approve tuition hike
• Fewer job cuts in Duke-Progress merger, but layoffs still possible
• Charge dropped for Randolph man whose deer were killed
• Housing woes still a drag on N.C. economy
• Graham man charged with biting off girfriend's lip
• Board named for Guilford College center
• Auto parts maker to add 64 jobs in Rockingham
• City of Greensboro offers free small business seminar
• Greensboro event to detail contracting opportunities
• Jammed lavatory door on flight from Asheville sparks anxiety
• Capitol Christmas tree to make stop in Greensboro
• Auto parts manufacturer adds 64 jobs at Reidsville plant
• Elon faculty member named N.C. Professor of the Year
• 'My Kitchen for a Horse'
• Ford to use Unifi's recycled yarn in seats
• Wis. abbey sells LaserMonks business, disbands
• Judge weighing delay on decision in tobacco case
• Novant forms supply network
• Triad Local First urges consumers to buy local
• Walmart "Express" opens in Davidson
• N.C. court affirms dismissal of professor's lawsuit
• Parents invited to forum on tax credit for disabled children
• Report: IMC lays off some HP showroom staff
• N.C. A&T professor to get presidential award for mentoring
• New downtown apartments start of bigger development
• 2 in Burlington escape injury when car hit on tracks
• Americans lead Presidents Cup; Woods, Stricker lose
• 6 dead after strong Southeast storms
• Foundation awards women’s center a grant
• Lawyer: Client ready to testify against Sandusky
• Obama scolds tobacco firms for fighting new labels
• UNC, N.C. State to host forum on South's economy
• Randolph man whose deer were killed due in court
• Durham goes house-to-house to prevent fires
• Pre-K program spending unlikely to change soon
• Inside today's e-edition
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - November 14, 2011
• Vigil planned for Greensboro soldier killed in Iraq
• What now for Occupy - and the Tea Party - after the raids?
• Meteorologist: Possible tornado leads to fatality, damage in Davidson
• Layoffs underway at Bank of America
• N.C.'s Racial Justice Act gets support
• Developers officially announce plans for $10M Greensboro apartment project
• Leacraft named Woman of the Year at Women to Women event
• Bits and pieces from a trip to Caterpillar's new plant
• Caterpillar celebrates opening of Winston-Salem plant
• Slideshow: Inside Caterpillar's new Winston-Salem plant
• Guilford schools says 4-day week saved $500K
• Wake Forest ethics team qualifies for nationals
• Salem College gets $20k grant
• N.C. A&T professor to receive presidential mentoring award
• Eden company to expand operations
• 4th person charged in Thomasville homicides
• Update: ECU lockdown triggered by umbrella
• Manufacturer expands, adds jobs in Eden
• Rain delays opening of downtown ice rink
• FastMed to open urgent care clinic in Greensboro
• Edwards trial to start Jan. 30
• Study: Recycling efforts expanding in N.C.
• May Hosiery Mill building in Burlington facing demolition
• Walk this way
• Green guide in the works
• UNC-Chapel Hill students plan protest over proposed rate hikes
• High Point car dealer up for major national award
• County to discuss fire districts, controversial study Thursday
• Facebook warns of recent wave of spam
• N.C. textbooks to be subject of panel discussion
• Time Warner Cable to increase its rates in Dec.
• Lawsuit alleges 'sexually hostile' workplace
• 14-year-old Fayetteville boy charged with helping rob 4 banks, 2 businesses
• Study shows recycling efforts expanding in N.C.
• Inside today's e-edition
• Short Orders: Hibachi Cafe opens downtown
• UNCG proposes 10 percent hike in tuition, fees
• Coach K becomes winningest coach with 903rd victory
• N.C. Medicaid switches diabetes supply provider
• State tax collections continue to rebound
• Former top DMV investigator pleads guilty in fraud
• Details coming on downtown Greensboro apartment complex
• Kindred Healthcare Appoints Dr. Marc Rothman as Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Its Nursing Center Division
• Soldier from Greensboro killed in Iraq
• Journalists detained at N.Y. Occupy protests
• DAs seek repeal of Racial Justice Act.
• Victims ID'd in fatal bus crash involving A&T students
• Perdue calls treatment of N.C. inmates unacceptable
• Highway Patrol: Dad in fatal crash driving 105 mph
• Stadnik spurns Shrine Bowl, will graduate early to enroll at South Carolina
• Northern Guilford loses appeal, won't get title back
• Theme parks unveiling new rollercoasters, immersive rides in 2012
• Brian Moynihan: BofA learned from debit card fiasco
• Duke Energy Renewables buys N.C. solar projects
• Another lunch at the desk? You're not alone
• Slideshow: N.C. colleges with highest student debt
• NC pension fund’s ROI falls 6%
• H&M to open in Hanes Mall on Thursday
• Urban Artware to close in Winston-Salem
• IT job openings in N.C. increase in Oct.
• Women’s initiatives awarded grants in Forsyth
• UNC-Wilmington reopens; search for gunman continues
• 9-year-old N.C. girl survives two days in wrecked car that killed her father
• Wal-Mart's U.S. stores show growth for first time in two years
• Woman tells police she was robbed outside Greensboro Wendy's
• Fashion retailer H&M holding grand opening at Hanes Mall
• Hertford police chief fired over Facebook link
• Wilmington service dog group to star in commercial
• Charter schools seek approval
• Local WWII vets make last Triad Flight of Honor
• Bank of America to get exclusive rights at ATMs at Charlotte airport
• Man charged in violent fake ID ring to go on trial in Va.
• Thomasville police continue probe of triple homicide
• Protesters disrupt Chapel Hill officials' news conference
• Inside today's e-edition
• Not-so-great expectations for presidents in year 4
• Triad After Work Social
• Board of Education Narrows Options For McNair Boundaries
• Greensboro man robbed at front doorstep
• N.C. pension funds report 3rd quarter decline
• Tengion centering R&D in Winston-Salem
• PEMMCO opens new Asheboro facility
• Kindred Healthcare, Inc. Announces Results of the Exchange Offer for Its 8.25% Senior Notes Due 2019
• GEO Care wants to open 90-bed mental hospital in High Point
• Senators want documents from LabCorp
• Study finds many patients shun free heart drugs
• Steel processor to add 23 jobs in Greensboro
• Applicants to run license plate agency in Eden area sought
• Boy, 7, injured after hit by car
• Aztec Dragon closes; owners open Hibachi Cafe
• Chapel Hill police criticized over handling of arrests
• Coilplus plans to expand, add jobs at Greensboro facility
• Olive Garden restaurant planned for High Point
• Asheville web developer opens Clemmons office
• High Point wary of planned mental hospital
• Event to honor women in Guilford County
• Photos: School bus wreck snarls N.C. 68 traffic
• Southwest to offer non-stop RDU-to-Houston flights
• Lowe’s earnings disappoint
• Jacket signed by Goo Goo Dolls up for auction for charity
• Scream Tour to hit Greensboro in December
• Peace educator visits Nov. 15
• Tuition forums Nov. 15, 16
• Rural Hall manufacturer seeking incentives for W-S move
• Triad, state gas prices see little movement
• ECU criticized for using ferrets to train doctors
• Susan Ladd column: In war over words, a hard fought Scrabble between spouses
• VF Corp. head named to Lowe's board
• District maps to face lawsuit
• Lowe's 3Q profit sinks 44 percent
• Airline fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays
• Marshall memorial service set for 1970 plane crash
• Food processor lured to Mebane from High Point
• Man charged with making bomb threat in Greensboro
• Burlington schools leader Proffitt dies
• Burlington roofing contractor sentenced as habitual felon
• Greensboro hosting equal opportunity conference
• DOT expands patrols to help motorists
• Inside today's e-edition
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Occupy's ultimate limits in helping Tea Party
• 2 from Thomasville charged in homicides
• Bus driver from Greensboro charged in Va. crash that killed 3
• WFMY news show makes news with new format
• Caterpillar: 'We're no Dell'
• PART, Guilford County set for transportation deal
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Inside today's e-edition
• Savvy Shopper: Haggling is normal here, mon
• Rockingham County calendar
• Rockingham County public records
• Rockingham people: Sergeant completes Afghanistan deployment
• Mayor says Citizens Academy was a 'win-win’
• Local DAR chapter honors late members
• A salute to veterans
• Hagan steers a course near political center
• Southeast Middle School Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Greensboro-area religion for the week of Nov. 12
• N.C. battleship offers behind-the-scenes tour
• Occupy Winston-Salem seeks OK to camp
• Victims of triple homicide identified
• Police try to identify 2nd suspect in IHOP shooting
• What a sight at sea
• Study stirs debate over transplants for alcoholics
• Inside today's e-edition
• No. 1 UNC wins Carrier Classic
• Grant will help homeless veterans
• Bus carrying N.C. A&T students involved in fatal crash
• Alamance man killed in I-40 crash
• Friday night football Nov. 11
• Cops: S.C. man arrested for N.C. armored car robbery
• Pine Hall Brick to consolidate plants, lay off 20
• Police: Father died of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Penn State trustees meet to begin recovery
• Financial proof of eligibility not needed at dental clinic
• YES! Weekly covers Cucalorus films
• Man to stand trial in boat crash that killed 2 Kernersville stepbrothers
• Va. nuclear plant gets OK to restart
• At top schools, the elite defend right to protest
• On Numbers: The Greensboro area's loss of manufacturing jobs
• Caterpillar to hold grand opening next week
• N.C. pension stocks lose $5B in Q3
• N.C. raises concerns on casino gambling expansion
• Target on Bridford Parkway holding job fair today
• Triad companies among honorees at tech awards
• Triad Guaranty reports bigger loss
• Benton to buy YWCA, build homes in West End
• State OKs more beds for Thomasville Medical Center
• Triad foreclosure filings drop, but increase may loom
• Brain tumor center named for late WFU head
• Caterpillar planning new factory, location TBD
• 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' Nov. 12-20
• Leimenstoll elected chair of preservation alliance
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Edwards trial delay sought in N.C.
• Barbecue restaurant to open Dec. 1 in High Point
• Wing of jet from Charlotte strikes firetruck at Texas airport
• Why more electric vehicles may pop up in the Triad
• Raleigh church to vote on marriage ban
• N.C. Racial Justice Act hearing delayed
• Photos: Carrier to host North Carolina, Michigan State game
• Police investigate triple homicide during possible home invasion
• N.C. sheriff convicted of taking bribes loses appeal
• Girl, 6, and father found fatally shot in Winston-Salem
• Role of race in school fights in Winston-Salem downplayed
• Foreclosures rose in Carolinas last month
• N.C. group organizes 'tweet-up' to for troops
• Miss N.C., USA pageants return to High Point
• Inside today's e-edition
• Black Marines finally honored for their WWII service
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary of November 8, 2011
• Southwest High Gym to be Named for Longtime Coach
• More documents filed in N.C. abortion lawsuit
• UNC system students could see big tuition increase
• Billy Crystal tweets that he's hosting the Oscars
• Forsyth Medical opens new epilepsy unit
• Waiting in vain for HondaJet jobs?
• Judge to remain on N.C.'s 1st Racial Justice Act case
• N.C. court: Davidson College can keep its police force
• Toy Hall of Famers: Dollhouse, Hot Wheels, blanket
• Sheriff: Teen accidentally shoots friend in leg
• Perdue releases new N.C. college credit program
• Study: Teens find peers kind on social networks
• Walmart makes it official: Black Friday moves into Thursday
• Off the Record blog: Court says Davidson College police aren't Christian cops
• Jackson doctor defends self in NBC interview
• Krispy Kreme expands again with new flavors in grocery stores
• Smithfield Foods adding 330 jobs in eastern N.C.
• N.C. in middle of pack in mental health cuts
• Hearing on 'Fatal Vision' case evidence postponed
• How do you change a 12,000-pound tire?
• Clinic to provide free dental care in Greensboro
• Capitol Christmas tree trek to showcase clean diesel with stopover in Greensboro
• Apartment demand remains strong in Triad
• Caterpillar manager: We are in the Triad to stay
• PEMMCO to open $3M factory in Asheboro next week
• Pace CEO to give UNCG commencent
• Top of the List: Largest wineries in the Triad
• Roll call honors fallen soldiers
• Danford talks asteroids with WFMY
• Inside today's e-edition
• GCS Prepares For New College Readiness Testing
• High Point Central Ready For Basketball Season
• UniverSoul Circus Partners with GCS to Support Two Million Books
• Kimberly Eason Recognized by Sam’s Club
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - November 7, 2011
• Teens Motivated Through Poetry
• GCS And NC A and T Invite Community To Look Beyond The Bricks
• NFL players' union decertifies
• Milton Rhodes Center hosts 31k in 6 months
• Report: Borders will close 75 more stores
• Wake Forest to host NAACP prez Ben Jealous
• NC still losing construction jobs
• National Guard group honors SECU
• Elon Poll: NC supports open meetings
• Old Dominion exec recognized as Best CFO
• Bank of Oak Ridge posts quarterly loss
• NC health care providers to get incentives
• A tutorial for buying iPad 2
• AUDIO: Catanoso on health exchange
• VIDEO: This week in the Triad
• Past Inspector General Glenn Fine visits Elon Law
• Hawaii braces as Japan hit by largest earthquake
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - October 31, 2011
• Lawmaker: Skip inspections for new cars
• 6 people robbed at Greensboro motel
• Texas is shooting donkeys, stirring burro backlash
• BB&T buys South Florida bank for $5.4 billion
• State officials say E. coli victims all visited N.C. fair
• Greensboro winter shelters need volunteers
• High Point hospital system uncovers breach involving patient information
• Smith Beautiful Living store closes
• Man wearing cheetah print mask robs Taco Bell
• Residents assaulted during home invasion
• Gunman wearing 'Scream' mask robs man
• Group plans to spotlight N.C. farmworker deaths
• NASCAR's Rick Hendrick, wife in crash landing
• N.C. Sen. Jim Forrester dies at 74
• 6 species with North Carolina ties endangered
• Perdue, N.C. senators urge Big East to select ECU
• Fort Bragg paratrooper dies after being stabbed
• Firefighters investigate fire in middle school locker
• Park's wildlife center hours change
• VA clinic will likely neighbor Kernersville hospital
• Man nabbed for breaking into car as cops watched
• Working moms research featured on msnbc.com
• Panel explores Occupy movement Nov. 1
• Brady signs climate commitment
• Bryan Boulevard, Alamance roads to be repaved
• Run raises $9,000 for Greensboro greenway
• Bigger losses, fewer employees at RBC Bank USA
• State Sen. Jim Forrester dies
• Cain denies sexual harassment claims
• Another bank backs down on debit-card fee
• Kim Kardashian divorcing after two months of marriage
• UNC's Barnes named preseason All-American
• Update: Greensboro firm wins $7.7 million in road contracts
• Old Dominion to open first LEED-certified service center
• N.C. A&T gets rural business grant
• Triad construction employment sees modest gain
• BofA, Wells Fargo bow to customers on debit card fees
• 11 Triad companies in running for entrepreneur grants
• Medical device maker Cathtek seeks new home in W-S
• Triad, state gas prices dip modestly lower
• Winston-Salem out of running for Veterans Affairs clinic
• Guilford early voting tops 1,000; more sites open Wednesday
• N.C. trick-or-treaters should plan on bundling up
• Macy's joins the rush to midnight for Black Friday
• Disney-ABC Television strikes video streaming deal with Netflix, Amazon
• Donors keep program for gifted kids afloat
• Hotelier does business with heart
• Gunfire hits Burlington man in leg
• Former CEO accused of targeting churchgoers
• Gunman robs Circle K in Greensboro
• 1 killed, another wounded in Greensboro shootings
• Hearing scheduled in John Edwards sex tape case
• N.C. congressman hosts 'boot camp' for unemployed
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Guilford County Board Of Education Meeting Summary - October 27, 2011
• Winston-Salem driver dies after hitting a tree
• Update: Man arrested on charges of assaulting women
• Production problems delay newspaper delivery
• Debit card fees spur hot competition among banks, credit unions
• High school football playoff pairings finalized
• Underwater videographer almost killed in blast fights to recover
• Inconsistency and cheating weaken vehicle inspections
• Separate trials for pair accused of killing toddler
• High Point antique mall, outlet to reopen under new ownership
• State GOP changes slow to take hold
• Ghost hunter tries to find thrill again
• Mayor’s race: Very different choices
• Cat case spurs call to abolish hoarding
• Madison church celebrates 170 years
• New symbols of RCC education
• Celebrating a half-century of sound
• Savvy Shopper: The Mack Shop offers more than just trucks
• Can Occupy last to help the Tea Party?
• Can Occupy last to help the Tea Party?
• Man charged in Burlington shooting
• NCHSAA football playoff pairings
• Greensboro man shot in his home
• Winston-Salem named one of top eight downtowns by Yahoo! Travel
• Pace Airlines employees could get back pay
• Baptist Hospital drops lawsuit against whistle-blower
• Delays frustrate school board
• Joblessness is down – and up
• Free to Breathe 5K Run/Walk, 1 Mile Run/Walk, Rally and Kids' Dash
• Friday night football Oct. 28
• South Murrow Boulevard has reopened
• Suspect sought in Eden shooting
• Chase, Wells Fargo drop debit fees; BofA mulls change
• NBA cancels all games through Nov. 30
• N.C. jury convicts Beazer Homes accounting head
• Ex-police chief Robert White takes Denver post
• Update: Greensboro man wins $380K from Cash 5 jackpot
• Strong jump for furniture orders in August
• Know your zombies? We can help
• TSA to fire worker who left note in bag with sex toy
• Target to begin Black Friday hours at midnight this year
• State of Surry: Slideshow
• Rod Davis among local radio personalities laid off as part of corporate reorganization
• Triad unemployment dips to 10.2 percent
• Top of the List: Largest North Carolina Banks
• Surrey Bancorp earnings climb
• Why Preservation Greensboro supported Southeastern plans
• State of Surry: Working to ease the workforce skills gap
• Yadkin Valley Financial Corp. returns to profits
• BNC Bancorp earnings increase
• Exec says CommunityONE committed to Asheboro
• Students arrested after high school brawl
• Redbox prices to rise
• Hibachi Cafe opening downtown in former pizza spot
• Miranda Lambert to perform in Greensboro
• Judge may take up motion in Edwards sex tape case
• Man tells police men in pickup shot him
• Men wearing masks, gloves rob Greensboro business
• Forsyth files petition to take prayer case to the U.S. Supreme Court
• High Point company, 2 businessmen must pay millions in restitution
• VA clinic appears likely for Kernersville
• Group donates nearly 2K backpacks to needy NC kids
• Occupy Wall Street protests reach High Point
• Randleman gets racing for NASCAR Day festival
• Halloween goes to the dogs...and cats, rabbits, etc.
• Duke rate proposal receives frosty reception at hearing
• Timberland promotes first Minneapolis retail location with pond hockey event
• RDU raises airport parking rates
• State lawmakers debate Medicaid shortfall
• Old Dominion sees record Q3 revenues
• Wake Forest, N.C. State to collaborate on stem cell work
• Judge denies Edwards' bid to dismiss campaign case
• U.S. GDP jumps to 2.5% in third quarter
• ACC football attendance struggling
• Delta Air Lines, American Airlines lead pack in baggage fee revenue
• Update: N.C. child porn sweep arrests 24 in last 2 months
• Hearing tonight in High Point on Duke Energy rate increases
• Photos: New Babe and Yogi statues unveiled
• Alabama county rounding up sex offenders on Halloween
• HPU's Green Team introduces healthy economic growth
• Greensboro-made pimento cheese coming to Lowes
• Market wrapping up with good reviews
• Hatteras Financial's net income rises
• Theatre stages 'Self Defense'
• N.C. school report cards available
• BB&T ranks highest in customer service, according to study
• What the outgoing Greensboro manager wants for the city
• Tar Heels, Spartans going camo for game on aircraft carrier
• Man wounded in Eden shooting
• Madoff's wife: We tried suicide after Ponzi arrest
• U.S. economy shows modest growth in third quarter
• Burlington convenience store robbed
• N.C. lottery ticket sales grow
• Police charge woman in theft of school bus
• 6-year-old boy dies in go-cart crash
• Graham funeral director has license suspended
• Not your fault! Hormones linked to weight regain
• N.C. Medicaid program struggles to reach $356 million in cuts
• FEMA to show off storm-resistant house in NC
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Election rally urges students to vote — now
• Edwards’ team seeks dismissal of charges
• Former Rockingham church secretary accused of fraud
• Police club's annual barbecue fundraiser is Thursday
• Report: Ex-UNC coach denies steering players to agent
• 8 of 9 E. coli victims attended N.C. State Fair
• Photo: Greensboro man reported missing
• A look at how many government jobs N.C. has lost
• N.C. DMV closes Eden license plate agency
• Panthers receiver Steve Smith happy he returned
• Randolph surgery center to open next week
• Dead, injured dogs found in Alamance; man charged
• Now online: Greensboro mayoral debate
• We're sweet for candy
• PTI plans up to $3M in upgrades, repairs
• N.C. Zoo awards contract to expand polar bear exhibit
• Yadkin Riverkeeper's RFK Jr. event drawing sponsors
• Triad home sales rise 18 percent in September
• Triad business provides Halloween fun and winter warmth for those in need
• Two health insurers dominate N.C.
• Former presidential aide joins BB&T board
• RF Micro earnings down
• Coroner: Amy Winehouse died of alcohol poisoning
• PTI continues with upgrades
• Hearing today in Greensboro for John Edwards criminal case
• Plane likely out of gas at time of crash near Lexington
• Autopsy: Fayetteville man shot with Taser died from overdose
• Poll: Many boomers staying put amid bad economy
• Nokia unveils 2 Windows smartphones, 4 others
• Lawmaker calls for compensation for sterilization victims
• Blackbeard's cannon expected to be brought onshore
• Worker killed after falling off garbage truck
• Appeal of former soldier convicted in '85 killings be heard today
• Short Orders: Downtown getting 'gastro pub'
• End silence on domestic violence, victim’s family says
• Easing a best friend's pain
• Tea Party merger with Occupy - the timetable
• House votes to honor first black Marines
• Greensboro restaurant closed for not paying taxes
• Ultrasound viewing part of N.C. abortion law blocked
• Novartis Animal Health in Greensboro spared from layoffs
• Kindred Healthcare's Third Quarter Conference Call Scheduled for November 3
• Dynamic Airways obtains FAA approval for 767 aircraft
• Study: 2 health insurers have 80 percent of N.C. market
• Novartis to lay off 2,000 workers worldwide
• Burlington children's center set to open
• College students' personal information accidentally displayed on website
• Consumer confidence lowest since the recession
• Former N.C. sheriff indicted on embezzlement charges
• Latest advancement in semiconductor technology out of Winston-Salem
• District holds meeting for students interested in studying abroad
• Parents, Forsyth district at odds over AP classes
• Winston-Salem business launches brand forensics technology
• Hoppers hand out $100,000 to charities
• N.C. has lost 290,200 jobs in past four years
• Update: Motorcyclist dies in Greensboro crash
• Three named to American Furniture Hall of Fame
• Bank entering Triad market reports positive earnings
• Marge Carson buys Hamilton Place showroom
• Sales, income drop for Reynolds American in 3Q
• Winter Jam coming to Greensboro on Feb. 4
• Sorry, folks: $1 million lottery ticket went unclaimed
• Old Dominion expands Wisc. service center
• Reynolds American profits fall
• Creative power players: Industrial designer salaries surge
• Toys R Us running holiday promotion again this year
• Pew study: Tablet users don't want to pay for news
• Arguing couple struck, killed on I-485
• Immigrants 'come out' at Winston-Salem rally
• Geithner to promote Obama's jobs plan in N.C. visit
• FDA approves first generic versions of Zyprexa
• N.C. appeals courts considers sweepstakes machines
• Education chief comes to N.C. to promote jobs bill
• Three named to American Furniture Hall of Fame
• Cash gift brings new heart a beat closer
• Guilford County Schools News Tips - October 24, 2011
• 1 dead, another injured in Winston-Salem drive-by
• Jury selection begins in Old Navy slaying
• First Bank buys Waccamaw Bank branches
• Actors Colin Firth, Emily Blunt to film in N.C.
• N.C. NAACP calls for speedy eugenics payments
• VF Corp. posts strong quarterly earnings
• 2 taken into custody in N.C. high school shooting
• QB's father to take over as Ragsdale athletics director
• 150 cats seized from Reidsville house
• N.C. executives see modest pay gains in 2011
• WFU professor to head small business group
• Bread from Greensboro company rolling out into Lowes Foods
• Squatters claim legal right to property in Charlotte
• Palmetto restaurant closed
• Mural of ballerina stolen from mom's Winston-Salem house
• Report criticizes N.C. crisis pregnancy centers
• Another Sicily
• Partnership provides economic engine
• Two men robbed, assaulted in Burlington
• Elon passes $100M goal in fundraising campaign
• "Made in America" theme emerges at High Point Market
• VF Corp.'s revenues rise 23% in third quarter
• CommunityONE deal completed
• Triad gas prices tick higher; state prices dip
• Lorillard reports decrease in profits for third quarter
• Update: Lorillard's third-quarter profit falls
• Social Security raise welcomed in tough economy
• Wal-Mart ups the ante in holiday price matching
• Authorized biography of Steve Jobs hits stores today
• McRib, a cult classic for some, makes another return
• Charlotte-area man dead in dispute over $2 debt
• 2 pedestrians struck and killed in Charlotte
• Winston-Salem homes flooded after fire hydrant ruptures
• 2 people shot inside Greensboro coffee shop
• Rash of metal thefts occurring in Winston-Salem
• Guilford, High Point discuss 911 center upgrade
• Trinity project honors solider
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Trial starts today in Old Navy slaying
• Lexington plane crash under investigation
• Man killed in car crash in Greensboro
• Local collector has a passion for 'Star Trek'
• From jail, Elisa Baker insists she didn't do it
• Band members injured after car hits 2 buses
• Rockingham County public records
• Rockingham County calendar
• 'A new day’ for alcohol agency
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Savvy Shopper: Downtown Dollar opens on Elm Street
• 'Made in USA’ reappears at market
• Schools focus on science, math to develop problem solvers
• Greensboro police make arrest in stabbing death
• Woman stabbed Saturday morning
• Animal shelter mistakenly euthanizes family pet
• Hagan touts economic impact of High Point market
• Safety reason for park discount
• Teacher’s medical fight still scary, frustrating
• N.C. DMV arrests four Triad men over illegal inspections, sales
• Obama: Iraq war over, troops coming home by year's end
• Photos: Occupy Greensboro on the move
• N.C. unemployment rate for September rises
• N.C. bus tour doesn't get Obama votes for Jobs Act
• Obama signs trade agreement that drew ire of textile makers
• N.C. unemployment inches to 10.5%
• Top of the List: Triad's Largest Community Banks
• Students find debt dictating career decisions
• N.C. toddler shoots herself in chest
• Wal-Mart reducing health insurance, raising premiums for some
• Chinese toddler ignored after hit-and-run dies
• RJR workers vote against unionizing
• Now THIS is a supersized hamburger
• NewBridge profits increase
• Southern Community posts profit
• Teva Pharm expansion broader than the Triad
• Wells Fargo customers get others' bank statements
• A look at how IMC is affecting the High Point Market
• R.J. Reynolds plant workers reject union representation
• Walgreens collecting expired, unused medications
• Charles Wright: Big man on campus
• Hello Wells Fargo, goodbye Wachovia
• Drought no more
• Perdue, Crisco visit Duke's China campus site
• Huge crowd expected at Lexington BBQ festival
• SunTrust bank employee charged with theft
• Interstate 240 repair work moves in Asheville
• Homeland security head defends deportations during N.C. stop
• Durham man shot to death during home invasion
• Man assaults resident during burglary
• Search on for man who hit officer with car
• Schools Recognized For Positive Behavior Intervention and Support
• Immigration to remain key issue for Tea Party locally - and for elections
• Occupy Raleigh asks to camp at N.C. Capitol
• Alternative chosen for N.C. 68 project in Oak Ridge, Stokesdale
• Report: N.C. spent more than $550K in Stewart trial
• Wells Fargo on parade in Winston-Salem
• State tax collections rise in fiscal first quarter
• NC’s small biz administration loans jump 54%
• It's the end of the world as we know it -- again
• HPU Library receives book grant
• Insteel turns profit in Q3
• LabCorp profits fall
• What home and garden store is coming to Winston-Salem?
• Congresswoman Giffords to read part of her upcoming audio book
• Study: N.C. business has more friends at Legislature
• HPU Professor narrows timeline between research and treatment of shoulder pain
• Work to tie up Winston-Salem intersections tomorrow
• Marshall to seek 5th term as N.C. secretary of state
• Could the ACC tournament expand to five days?
• Public radio host fired after protest involvement
• Fed: Regional economy worsening
• Greenway extension plan will be on display
• Moammar Gadhafi dead, Libyan officials say
• Second person charged in slaying of Charlotte teen
• White House monitoring reports that Moammar Gadhafi captured
• Inside today's Go Triad
• 'It's like Noah's Ark wrecking right here'
• $31,000 in counterfeit clothing seized in Shelby
• Lumberton fire captain faces child porn charges
• Moore County student accused of assaulting officer
• Company tells how to fit N.C. workers to the job
• Burlington cops want tips on string of robberies
• FNB and Bank of Granite merger moves forward
• Bank of America raising the bar for avoiding debit-card fee
• The path less traveled: Kids take sidewalks to school
• 9 deer killed on N.C. farm test negative for CWD
• Bandit wearing Spider-Man mask foiled by clerks
• Greensboro to name interim city manager
• For retailers, desperate times call for desperate giveaways
• FDA cites dirty equipment in cantaloupe outbreak
• Wild animals freed by owner are on the loose in Ohio
• Goodwill to open 5th Greensboro retail store next week
• Carroll Cos. campus development group off to fast start
• Delta Air Lines and United Airlines raise airfares
• Airlines looking to raise fares
• Bank of Granite approves merger with FNB United
• Gas, food prices on the rise
• Report: 1 in 25 adolescents takes drugs for depression
• Autopsy confirms 2 young Asheville girls killed by hatchet
• Turner could be tapped for interim city manager
• State will close part of Sandy Ridge Road this weekend for work
• Could Pitt, Syracuse move to ACC before 2014?
• 3 charged after chase, shooting in Archdale
• RJR workers to vote on union representation this week
• Having trouble managing your time as a professional?
• Measuring your marketing results with Google Analytics
• Bank of America no longer largest U.S. bank
• N.C. State center for gay, lesbian students vandalized
• N.C. man pleads guilty to dumping contaminated soil
• Disabled man killed at his Pembroke home
• 4 arrested for washing windows in Asheville rally
• Woman critically injured in car wreck
• Part of Hobbs Road closed after wreck
• Person hurt after robbers force their way into home
• In China, Perdue touts N.C. universities
• Court documents: Couple found dead had tumultuous relationship
• Fury at banks sends windfall to credit unions
• Bank of America chief: Debit fee aims to add customers
• 2 soldiers injured in parachute accident on Fort Bragg
• Greensboro to host diving nationals
• Short Orders: Bakery opens
• Tour requires a running (pant-pant) commentary
• GCS Awarded Transition to Teaching Grant
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: October 18 - 24, 2011
• Tea Party's younger division - Occupy - heckled Obama here
• Reidsville man accused of abducting woman in Lexington
• Suit may stop S.C. presidential primary
• N.C. Irene victims get extension to seek assistance
• Obama supports Piedmont economy, one meal at a time
• Duffy previews women in sport conference
• N.C. meth abuse gets close look in House committee
• Krispy Kreme's latest expansion plans in UK
• Twyla Tharp tickets available
• Update: Man stabbed in Greensboro
• Bank of Atlanta sells Gibsonville branch
• Slideshow: Obama visits GTCC
• First-class stamp to cost more next year
• Record number of immigrants deported, ICE says
• 9-year-old driver: 'What did you stop me for? I was driving good'
• Starbucks goes blonde to attract more consumers
• Obama touts American Jobs Act in stop at GTCC
• 2012 diving national championships coming to Greensboro
• It's Bo Time at UNCG
• Greensboro College fails federal financial assessment
• Obama renews call to pass jobs bill
• IT job openings jump in September
• In focus
• GEDA program aims to recruit Honda suppliers
• Southwest lowers some RDU fares to $35
• Bank of America bounces back
• Duke Energy, Progress seek quick ruling
• Madison man sentenced on cocaine charges
• Piedmont Natural Gas: Lower bills ahead
• Presbyterian Healthcare plans $84 million orthopedic hospital in Charlotte
• Poulos wins book award
• Truck with equipment for Obama tour stolen in Va.
• Churches give money to Bennett
• Employers, workers face higher health insurance costs next year
• Family of bears gets cozy in Asheville neighborhood
• Bank of America posts earnings increase
• Krispy Kreme announces international expansion plans
• Caldwell Academy to hold meeting for parents
• N.C. mother charged with starving kids seeks release
• High Point homes without power after vehicle hits utility pole
• Support for death penalty at lowest level in 39 years, poll says
• Vigil planned for N.C. domestic violence victims
• Thomasville OKs financing for equipment
• Knight, Perkins trade jabs
• GTCC polishes silver, checks the glassware
• GCS and N.C. A and T Invite Community to Look Beyond the Bricks
• Firefighters to conduct live-fire training near UNCG
• Touring N.C., Obama seeks jobs votes, piece by piece
• Lane on U.S. 29 to close for sign repairs
• Credit scores about to get more personal
• Real-life superhero movement struggling
• Search continues for missing boy, 11
• Judge hears arguments over N.C.'s new abortion law
• Judge in Edwards case accepts brief from CREW
• Bryan gives $1.5M to Guilford College
• LAMBERT recognized for work on historic Duke fountain
• Krispy Kreme to expand in UK
• Road work alert: Walker Avenue
• Apple sells 4M iPhone 4s models but still gets downgraded
• Wells Fargo profits rise 21%
• Hazardous weather outlook issued for parts of Triad
• District to co-host town hall meeting on black student achievement
• Forsyth Tech biotech grad gets another White House invite
• State supreme court weighing mortgage document case
• Slideshow: Occupy protests draw crowds
• Lowe's Cos. to close 20 U.S. stores
• Duke No. 1, UNC No. 3 in basketball revenues
• Triad, state gas prices rise, buck 5-week downward trend
• Ferry runs aground in Hatteras Inlet
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Lowe's closing 20 stores
• Kindred Healthcare Acquires Home Health Company with Operations in Massachusetts
• Man shot at Randleman Road convenience store
• Occupy protesters look for new campsite
• SBI probes officer-involved shooting in Fayetteville
• LivingSocial launching exclusive food events
• Couple sue Winston-Salem/Forsyth school district over school parking lot site
• GOP may try to rein in pollution program
• Fundraiser to help turtles’ island home
• Marines investigate injuries by chopper takeoff at festival
• Elisa Baker's drug trial postponed
• Protest Sunday "occupies" Winston-Salem
• Turnout key to mayor’s race
• Man dead after early morning shooting
• Two men shot at Greensboro nightclub
• Man walking down the street shot would-be robber
• Two people robbed in gas station parking lot
• Woman charged in stabbing
• Rockingham people: RCC receives top award at Goodwill regional event
• Building materials and lives salvaged
• Savvy Shopper: Author has tips on thrifty shopping
• Obama to urge action on jobs
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Greensboro city manager accepts job in Va.
• A&T afterparty: Couple serves up food, Aggie fun
• Occupy Greensboro participants cite economic inequality, financial fraud
• Rockingham County public records
• Rockingham County calendar
• Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street - how much difference is there?
• Hundreds hit downtown for Occupy Greensboro
• Person critically injured after falling off balcony
• Deputy hurt in car crash released from hospital
• City manager accepts job in Va.
• N.C. sheriff urges Congress to secure borders
• Casket retailer comes to Burlington
• Man hit by bat still in critical condition
• N.C. residents dust off home movies for screening
• N.C. governor prepped for China, Japan trip
• Pig goes AWOL, makes happy return
• Death penalty won't be sought against Winston-Salem man
• The color show is in full swing in the mountains this weekend
• NAACP chief announces 'Face of Poverty' tour
• Carolinas foreclosures expected to climb
• Relative's car runs over child in driveway
• Participating in class With the touch of a button
• 'Occupy’ organizers want family event
• Obama’s jobs tour to include stop at GTCC
• Nearly 4,000 Students Get a Taste of College Life
• GCS Superintendent Receives Contract Extension
• Friday night football Oct. 14
• 2 arrested after homemade bombs found at N.C. school
• Tea Party - what it will require to merge with Occupy Wall Street
• N.C. House speaker, lawmakers heading to Turkey
• Obama to speak at GTCC on Tuesday
• Bank of North Carolina picks up Asheville bank through FDIC
• Data shows college basketball is big business
• Man gets prison term in Reidsville stabbing
• WFU biz schools climb in Economist list
• MacLeod shares love of strings
• American Express solar plant latest Triad rooftop project
• Man charged in fatal '09 shooting at shopping center
• Regulators to rule Monday on timing of Duke Energy merger filing
• Gap brand closing 34% of U.S. stores
• Grand opening held for Bud Baker's $8M Hilltop House
• Update: UNC hires Tulsa athletics director
• Did you help grow your company's brand today? PT 3
• Inmar expects 120 new hires by year's end
• Greensboro Farmers' Curb Market to be at coliseum Saturday
• Up to 4M iPhone 4S sales projected in opening weekend
• N.C. Attorney General names new consumer protection chief
• Triad leads Charlotte, Triangle in manufacturing
• Gap to close 189 stores in the U.S.
• Slideshow: Declining Dining
• Crowds lining up to claim the new iPhone 4S
• 11-year-old boy still missing after fugitive dad arrested in Charlotte
• Burlington man in critical condition after 'freak accident' with softball bat
• AP sources: Apple in talks for iCloud for movies
• Left stuff at RDU? Buy it back
• WWII prison guards hold reunion in Wilmington
• 2 abandoned poodles recovering with foster mom
• Homemade bombs found at elementary school after one student burned
• Greensboro man awakened, stabbed after break-in
• Bill to give veterans' spouses access to home loans passed
• State office seeks NCAA documents from UNC investigation
• Judge denies motions to dismiss claims under Racial Justice Act
• Alumni step up for Governor's School
• Guilford Center told to merge
• School Calendar Options For 2012-13 Posted For Feedback
• Local protests tied to Occupy Wall Street planned for this weekend
• Kindred Healthcare Commences Registered Exchange Offer for Its 8.25% Senior Notes Due 2019
• Rapper Drake cancels Greensboro concert
• Issue of killed deer sidestepped at N.C. meeting
• Mack Trucks participates in $37M Army contract
• Career changes: Video tells of UNCG professor's transition
• Randolph Hospital president to retire
• BlackBerry services buzz back to life
• Jury convicts 3 North Carolina men in terror trial
• Obama to attend UNC-Michigan State basketball game on USS Carl Vinson
• UNC extends contracts for Williams, Fox, Hatchell
• Summers, Reader, Stadnik and Pauling to represent Guilford County in Shrine Bowl
• Apple said to ramp up iPhone 4S orders
• Downtown stories
• Campus garden workdays Oct. 14, 15
• 15th case of rabies reported in Guilford
• Coleman grant expands UNCG entrepreneurship
• Groundbreaking held for Hilltop House apartment complex
• Obama to stop in Triad to talk jobs, economy
• Landfill fight key issue in primary
• Good Samaritan returns stolen Chihuahua to his worried owner
• City manager may be moving on
• Daryl Hunt meets Nobel scientist whose research helped set him free
• And the winners are ...
• N.C. State Fair gets under way for 144th time
• Reports: Guilford sheriff's deputy hurt after car wreck
• JFK nephew will talk public service at WFU event
• Protest targets Burr on Jobs Act vote
• Issue of killed deer may come up at N.C. meeting
• N.C. chapter of NAACP holds annual convention in High Point
• PART, Guilford explore partnership
• Former license plate agency operator gets prison term
• Jury deciding home day care operator's fate in shaken baby case
• Governor, State Superintendent Recognize GCS Graduation Rates
• Guilford County Board Of Education Meeting Summary - October 11, 2011
• Tea Party, Occupy Wall Street - will they merge?
• Man charged with having child pornography
• Police: Drunk man hits bank drive-thru window with golf club
• ESC won't enforce some provisions of new law
• ESC won’t enforce some provisions in new state law
• City to dedicate new police headquarters Monday
• Asheboro man charged with growing pot in home
• Disaster One expands in Fayetteville
• Service for fallen Greensboro firefighter will be Saturday
• FedEx Ground unveils massive distribution hub
• Greensboro city manager in line for Virginia position
• Sharing too much on Facebook? Here's how to pull back a bit
• BlackBerry users exasperated as outages grow
• Woman dies after Greensboro stabbing
• Complaint filed over N.C. farm inspections
• Greensboro chemical manufacturer purchased by global company
• Richard Childress provides car and hauler to WSSU
• Hagan co-sponsors textile bill
• Underwear bomber pleads guilty to attempted airline attack
• Greensboro mayoral contest narrowed down to Knight, Perkins
• PayPal to announce online-shopping login service
• Congress to vote on U.S-South Korea free trade agreement
• Food Lion co-founder donates $1 million to Charlotte university
• Beloved Chihuahua inside stolen truck
• Crowd jams Duke rate hike hearing
• Frustration sets in as search for missing infant goes on
• Colorful cartoon characters unaffected in new federal food-marketing guidelines
• Wal-Mart to discuss plans for U.S. stores today
• Alamance's historic courthouse reopens after renovation
• Chapel Hill Council candidate lands role in 'G.I. Joe' movie
• U.S. 52 closed in Forsyth
• Carolina Beach leaders investigated by SBI
• Man shot at Winston-Salem home
• Obama is coming to Greensboro ... we think
• Woman shot at Durham IHOP remembered as 'walking celebration'
• Perkins, Knight to face off for mayor
• Short Orders: Pizzeria dishes up a challenge
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: October 11 - 17, 2011
• Thomas Built Buses sells 101 buses to First Student Inc.
• Bank of America to reimburse gay couples for higher health-care taxes
• American tops Delta in fare hikes
• Rockingham County gets $7.8M to consolidate 911 services
• Winston-Salem State U. students helping at new incubator
• Slideshow: HondaJet announces expansion
• Closing arguments expected in N.C. terrorism trial
• Banner Pharmacaps files for generic cancer drug
• Rockingham Co. to consolidate 911 services
• Ali talks to WFMY about online voting
• PTP president supports $80M Honda expansion
• Playground for slain N.C. girl to be built
• Man police say was filming kids could face more charges
• Hearing scheduled on Duke Energy rate increase
• Polls open; time to vote
• 2 men sought after Burlington robbery
• Attorney: $400,000 from Pitt Co. will settle wrongful death claim
• Solar farm opens in Mount Airy, bringing 100 jobs
• Veteran's family seeks answers to his death after leaving hospital
• Hatteras Island regains N.C. 12 lifeline
• Durham teen charged in five food-delivery robberies
• Boy, 9, dies in fire; mother injured
• Autopsy inconclusive in firefighter’s death
• GCS Releases 2010-11 Advanced Placement Data
• Hondajet announces expansion for Greensboro, delays production a year
• Honda announces $80 million expansion, 419 more jobs, at PTI
• Greensboro stabbing victim identified; witness sought
• Man robbed at Greensboro motel
• Shooting of penned Asheboro deer draws outrage
• Perdue, Hagan coming to PTI; Honda announcement expected
• N.C. 12 to reopen today
• Eden man gets 26 years in assault
• Greensboro home sales rise 12% in 3rd quarter
• Greensboro home sales rebound in third quarter
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Triad, state gas prices dip for fifth consecutive week
• Downtown Greensboro Inc. receives merit award
• Wake Forest Baptist names Saha new exec. VP of operations
• Targacept launching new trial for Alzheimer's drug
• Tencarva buys Georgia companies
• O2 opening solar farm in Mount Airy
• Rabid skunk found outside Gibsonville
• Ex-Baptist worker pleads guilty to taking patient records
• Trial to begin for man accused in 2 slayings
• Student wins contest for his Nike design
• Man shot and robbed while leaving Greensboro nightclub
• Rockingham shelter wants to offer low-cost spay clinics
• Man, 95, takes first jump from airplane
• Occupy Charlotte campers say they plan to stay for a while
• Man's lawsuit says his Taco Bell burrito was filled with saliva, sugar, salt
• N.C. protest testifies to unemployment woes
• N.C. residents debate underground gas fracking
• Events will focus on mystery of 'lost colony'
• Funds are scarce for school upgrades
• Officials: Bus safest ride for students
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• At State Fair, just say 'cheese’
• Greensboro man dies in marathon ... details developing
• Savvy Shopper: Former Grimsley hoops star opens shop
• Man wearing wig robs gas station
• Five men assault and rob man, take his car
• N.C. Zoo looking into privatization
• Occupy Charlotte group rallies at Bank of America HQ
• New rail service to move freight more efficiently from port
• N.C. curriculum changing next year for all grade levels
• Occupy Winston-Salem group plans bank protest next week
• Master plan for Winston-Salem road improvements coming soon
• Mebane librarian uses Facebook to search for kidney
• Guilford County adds to its open spaces
• Discipline gap closes in schools
• Never give up, Mr. Neal
• Center of attention
• Police search for woman taken from Scottish Inn
• Nanoscience program gets final approval
• Man walking down Greensboro street robbed and stabbed
• Whoo Hoo! Deal struck to continue 'The Simpsons'
• New prostate cancer recommendation draws ire
• Police take on deputies in NC for charity
• Rescued oil workers describe floating for days in Gulf
• Friday night's football scores
• Jurors hear Jackson doctor detailing treatments
• Feds move to crack down on California pot-growing operations
• Obama pushes for jobs bill in weekly radio address
• Perdue: I won’t vote to ban gay marriage
• Honda to unveil plans Monday
• Airport services allow N.C. traveler to pause, pray
• Friday night football Oct. 7
• Feds OK N.C. merger of Granite, CommunityOne banks
• Update: Gov. Perdue to vote no on gay marriage ban
• FNB United gets approval to acquire Bank of Granite
• Tea Party's clone, imitator - or neither?
• Suspect sought in Friendly Center robbery
• N.C. truck driver accused in East Tennessee death
• Eco Dwelling owner speaks Oct. 12
• Brod interviewed about Occupy Greensboro
• FEMA: About $38 million paid in Irene aid in NC
• Doctoral program approved for nanoengineering school
• Former Guilford judge named SBI director
• Early voting up more than 50 percent from 2009
• Caterpillar site consultant: Communities look for homerun
• Creative Corridors Coalition to present designs Oct. 20
• Slideshow: Top NC colleges by salary potential; Wake, Elon near top
• Southwest Airlines unveils fare sale starting at $59
• ACC seeks renegotiation of ESPN deal
• Caterpillar holding grand opening in Sanford
• Equity group merging VantageSouth, Community Bank of Rowan
• Noon @ the 'Spoon Oct. 11
• N.C. high court rules with state on death penalty
• Judge could send Edwards aide to jail for contempt
• Ross, former UNC presidents to discuss the UNC system at November event
• Greensboro's MicroTech receives top honors from global software industry
• No bail for teen charged with killing father, stepmother
• Work begins tomorrow for fallen heroes memorial in Alamance
• Fayetteville man kills woman, shoots at officer before killing himself
• Police: Asheville man killed in wreck while he was texting, driving
• 2 neglected poodles found in park
• City Council race may hinge on issues of partisanship
• Economy adds 103K jobs, rate stays 9.1 percent
• Perdue coming to High Point for fundraiser
• Bassett details dollar impact of IHFC sale
• High Point radio system upgrade could cost millions
• Downtown Greensboro protest set for Oct. 15
• Just Save chain store opens in Thomasville
• Hagan co-sponsors corporate tax break
• Commissioners seek $500,000 incentive for HondaJet
• Make-Up Day for The Middle Colleges at GTCC Announced
• Energy WISE Program Receives $30,000 Grant
• 8 arrested, two sought in auto insurance fraud scheme
• Man indicted on a charge of killing a man outside Cook-Out restaurant
• Greensboro road closed after water main breaks
• Ross highlights A&T research at inauguration
• N.C. says Irene already has cost the state $29M
• Partisan split emerges in N.C. over tire plant deal
• High Point Market gets International Buyer nod
• Ross inaugurated as UNC president
• Bank of America: Upgrade caused Web woes
• WSSU says All-Star snafu caused by bad count
• HPU launches car-share program
• County will ask for state funding to support Honda expansion
• N.C. tech employment drops 2 percent in 2010
• High Point sets redistricting meetings
• GoldToe ending 66 jobs in Catawba County
• 30-year mortgage rates hit record low
• Retailers report decent gains in September
• N.C. family of al-Qaida propagandist issues statement
• U.S. House committee approves N.C. wild horse bill
• Bond refunding to save state $23M
• Highwoods continues Winston-Salem exit with $15M sale
• Woman stabbed in Greensboro
• Police: Clerk throws robber out of store, locks door behind him
• UNC chief returns to Whirlie roots
• A brawl with crows? This owl doesn't ruffle easily
• One lane of Interstate 26 reopened after wrecks
• N.C. official will address Irene insurance gripes
• Lowes Foods makes changes to its rewards programs
• Forsyth DA: DWI prosecution program getting more drunken drivers off the road
• High Point revisits small business loan pool
• SBI investigates Asheboro nonprofit
• Thomasville gets new grocery store
• N.C. GOP leaders: No push to move up presidential primary
• Wireless Generation office to create 60 jobs in Durham
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: October 3 - 10, 2011
• GCS Students Accepted To NASA INSPIRE Program
• Students Named National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalists
• Sarah Palin officially declines bid for GOP presidential nomination
• Accident closes U.S. 29 at Reedy Fork Pkwy
• Apple's Steve Jobs dies
• Save-A-Lot may open new East Greensboro location
• Gas leak that caused evacuation is capped
• CertainTeed to add 29 jobs in $2.7M N. Wilkesboro expansion
• Save-A-Lot grocery store planned for east Greensboro
• HPU's purple power may have the power of economic growth
• State reminds hunters of rules on '10-mile cloth'
• N.C. has $140 million tax revenue surplus
• Leone to withdraw from at-large council race
• Greensboro author in the business of 'Paranormal Obsession'
• Death penalty sought in case of slain N.C. girl
• Sustainability film 'The Last Mountain' Oct. 6
• Greensboro man charged with stealing car along interstate
• Five Below to open Burlington store Friday
• Goodwill generates $14k in retail sales
• Update: LegalZoom.com sues state bar
• Bank of America website woes extend into a sixth day
• Davis: Firing was total surprise
• Slithering science!
• SBA approves $12M in disaster relief loans in N.C.
• Nussbaum Center reports 22% 2Q growth
• Triad's top CFOs: Why I chose finance
• United Way wants handbags for auction
• Friendly's restaurant chain files for bankruptcy
• Kodak struggling to hold on
• RJR gives 360 acres to Davie economic development group
• Shelter resident rescues kitten from drain pipe
• Short Orders: Spice shop coming
• Debit-card fees draw political fire in Congress
• Burlington to study downtown parking
• RF Micro Devices seeks to enter more business market
• Barnes: Jail parking is crucial
• Amanda Knox's dad: She's strong, 'but it's been tough time'
• N.C. woman killed when horse in trailer tramples her
• BioCryst says gout drug worked in mid-stage trial
• N.C. public hearing draws comments on megaport
• UNC President to Meet with Student Leaders at His Alma Mater
• City waits, hopes for HondaJet
• West needs to regain self-belief, Blair says
• Kowalewski free after deposition
• Slideshow: Roads, health care drive Kernersville discussion
• Halloween decoration so realistic it's scary
• Chemical found in Camp Lejeune drinking water a known carcinogen
• Lawmaker believes teacher layoffs will be fewer
• BB&T, NewBridge Bank ballparks among fan favorites
• Apple unveils iPhone 4S, but no iPhone 5
• New grocery store to open in east Greensboro
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to speak at Wake Forest this November
• Burr to seek No. 2 GOP Senate post
• Piedmont Club hosts business empowerment expo
• Hanesbrands to close Gear for Sports plant
• RF Micro creates new semiconductor business group
• Food store in Burlington robbed
• Bernanke: Economic recovery close to faltering
• Bear attacks man in his own home
• Trial for thwarted underwear bomber starts with outbursts
• Thomas Built buses facing recall
• Bank of America still having website problems
• Farmers market to be held in Warnersville today
• Hanesbrands promotes Moss to CFO
• Amanda Knox leaves Italy, heads for home
• Fallen runner, fellow runner both get a lift
• Drake sets Nov. 20 date in Greensboro
• Men in Halloween masks rob sweepstakes business
• 3 men who were missing in Vietnam memorialized
• Former British leader Blair speaks in Greensboro
• Perdue to get look at N.C.'s Facebook data center
• Teen gets nearly 97 years in robberies
• Alleged N.C. fake ID boss due in Va. court
• Thomas Built vehicles under recall
• High Point council seeks public input on redistricting
• County, city deal is near on money
• Elections board probes complaint about Thompson
• Naming Of Southwest High Gymnasium Open For Public Comment
• Randy Morgan Recognized by Sam’s Club
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary - September 29, 2011
• Schools Expand Library Selection Through Federal Grant
• Update: Sandy Ridge Road reopens
• UNC search committee interviews candidates for AD
• Pinson to participate in USA Basketball training camp
• What's expected at Tuesday's iPhone event
• New grocery store to open in east Greensboro
• Coastal highway could reopen this week
• Lincoln Financial grants $20k to Hospice of Greensboro
• Wells Fargo CEO: Debit-fee regs ultimately bad for Target
• Mortgage rates hold steady
• N.C. audit finds state prisons undercharge counties
• American Airlines launches 7th fare-hike bid of 2011
• Supreme Court won't hear N.C. poultry firm's appeal
• RealtyTrac: N.C. foreclosures fall 2% for year
• Forsyth Tech wins $40 million software grant
• N.C. unemployment inches higher to 9.9%
• Retailers join bag recycle effort
• Precision Fabrics DermaTherapy a good fit for long-term care
• Rockingham County to sponsor hunting forum
• Bank of America website not working again
• United, Continental and US Airways hit with downgrades
• Wake Forest announces MBA career tracks in Charlotte
• Group launches N.C. bid to get gay marriage rights
• Elon poll: Obama faces tough road in N.C.
• Deere & Co. to build two factories in Brazil
• Jamestown Swing rallies area business owners to raise much needed funds for YMCA
• Body of missing Eden man found
• United Way honors Old Dominion
• Walmart, Target, grocers tout bag recycling
• Wake Forest panel explores white collar crime
• First Citizens/GSO Bar to sponsor free legal education seminar
• HPU receives $1M donation for School of Communication
• Duke-Progress to hurry solutions on competition
• Good news: Mortgage applications jump
• Two Triad universities named America's "Coolest Schools"
• SilkRoad, Inmar among finalists for NCTA awards
• Retailers' hearts burning for Kindle Fire
• In the age of tweeting, postal service delivering fewer personal letters
• Talking skinny, eating fat
• Amanda Knox pleads with Italian court for her freedom
• Immune system discoveries lead to Nobel prize for medicine
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• PTI upgrading walkways, terminal furnishings
• Mebane family mourns two teens killed by train
• Man charged with shooting security guard at Greensboro nightclub
• N.C. drivers looking for handbook may be out of luck
• Cabinet maker to lay off 150 in Kinston
• N.C. man accused in 3 slayings set for trial
• Enviro group to circle N.C. capitol with fake nukes
• EMS teams test their first-responder skills
• Holiday helpers wanted
• Investigation closes part of eastbound I-40
• Tea Party, others, protest "suspend elections" Gov. Bev Perdue
• School of Nursing a Center of Excellence
• Coard delivers report to Obama
• 17 Days features UNCG artists, exhibits
• One dead in rollover crash on I-73
• Traffic signals out at several Greensboro intersections
• Man charged with killing man found in driver's seat
• Train hits, kills teens in Mebane
• SBI investigates nonprofit that weatherizes homes in Triad
• Relatives forced to leave the deceased
• Mortgage aid helps homeowners
• Same-sex marriage ban divides recruiters
• 2 killed, 1 injured in Rockingham County crash
• Would-be robber leaves Taco Bell empty-handed
• North State site near a deal
• Friday night football Sept. 30
• N.C. Muslims tried to change al-Qaida supporter
• Ferndale Middle Serves as Ambassadors for STEM Curriculum
• More Than 120 Schools Scheduled For GCS College Night
• Woods of Terror
• S.C. voter ID count excluded thousands
• Did you help grow your company's brand today? PT 2
• Update: Passenger dies in 1-car accident on I-73
• Lejeune Marine found not guilty of hazing charges
• N.C. poll: Majority opposes same-sex marriage ban
• New credit up 13% through half of ‘11
• Top 10 List: NC’s Most Stolen Vehicles
• Bank of America website problems continue
• Mixed-use village open house Sept. 26
• Candidate’s political ads challenged
• Top of the List: Largest Triad Manufacturing Firms
• U.S. mortgage rates drop to new lows
• High Point University introduces car sharing program
• U.S. officials: U.S. attack in Yemen kills al-Awlaki
• United pilots lose Continental integration ruling
• 1 charge to be dropped in fatal Va. bus crash
• HP Theatre screens 'With These Hands'
• Turtle sculptures to be sold for N.C. rehab center
• Preview faculty art show Sept. 30
• Census: Hispanics fuel U.S. white population growth
• Schools present plans to boost student scores
• Report: 'Iron Man 3' to be filmed in N.C.
• Relatives of N.C. man who killed family sue hospital
• First traffic could flow over new I-85 bridge next spring
• N.C. man sentenced on animal cruelty charges
• High Point showroom adds 7 exhibitors
• With Kindle Fire, Amazon's digital ambitions burn
• Panel: Judge should be suspended for ethical violations
• 450-pound bear bites N.C. hunter's leg in Maine
• Perdue to visit N.C. areas hit hard by hurricane
• Family Dollar sued over woman's alleged harassment
• Furniture library to open with High Point Market
• AP investigation: Plant deal may enrich donors with ties to Perdue
• GCS Invites You to The Ronald E. McNair Elementary Groundbreaking Ceremony
• Student loan debt issue takes off - but will Tea Party use it?
• Governor's role as Tea Party recruiter here expands
• High Point Theatre screens UNCG professor's documentary
• APEX Analytix highlights innovations in Procure-to-Pay
• Man faces attempted rape and indecent exposure charges
• Obama says N.C. will be crucial state in 2012
• Teen charged with rape of 6-year-old
• N.C. jury finds man guilty in woman's death
• UNC, ECU to continue football series in 2012, '13
• Musician Branford Marsalis among N.C. Award recipients
• Former consultant to N.C. gov now campaign manager
• GOP hopefuls Bachmann, Perry in Charlotte area
• District holds conference for families of students attending Title 1 schools
• Race fans' viral video draws a critique from NASCAR
• Bank of America to charge $5 to use debit card
• Kowalewski jailed in Atlanta
• Rate on 30-year mortgage falls to record 4.01 percent
• Average family health benefits increase 9% to $15,000
• Inbound Logistics names Old Dominion a top carrier
• Did you help grow your company's brand today?
• U.S. knew fugitive was in Africa, former official says
• Bank of America to charge $5 a month for debit cards
• Vital Grace Project Sept. 29-Oct. 1
• Baym quoted on Perdue flap
• 'Threepenny Opera' Sept. 28-Oct. 6
• Grab a free cup of coffee at Krispy Kreme or Caribou
• PTI considers letter of intent with unnamed tenant
• Fitch gives state good news on its bond rating
• Downtown Greensboro Inc. touts investments, tax base growth
• Mechanical failure likely did not cause Lee County plane crash
• Guilford's College Night is Tuesday
• New Hanover beach towns encourage plastic bag ban
• Home robbed in Burlington
• Apple sends out invite for iPhone event
• Meeting to discuss Wilmington's role in wars
• Mentor for young men with alcohol problems killed by impaired driver
• 100 companies registered for Lejeune job fair
• Driver in fatal Va. bus crash due in court
• Swine, wine to kick off Lexington BBQ festival
• Gov. Perdue says globalization hits smaller towns hard
• Sit-down event puts focus on local economy
• City, county clashes focus on money
• Pundits criticize Perdue comment
• Inside today's Go Triad
• No major changes in NASCAR's 2012 Cup schedule
• Tea Party's new star recruiter in this state
• N.C. malpractice, ATV helmet rules take effect
• Immigration sweep nets arrests in N.C. and S.C.
• 7 arrested following raid at Raleigh flea market
• Judge orders psychiatric evaluation of Crystal Mangum
• Judge blocks slowdown by US Airways pilots
• 26 states file Supreme Court health care appeal
• Trial set for man charged with killing UNC student
• Blythe Development wins $2.2M Kernersville bridge project
• Business Empowerment Expo to be held Oct. 4 at Piedmont Club
• Family Dollar posts 8% increase in Q4 profit, will buy back shares, ramp up store growth
• Help available in N.C. for victims of 3 disasters
• Pattie Petty diagnosed with Parkinson's disease
• Man arrested in 2006 Greensboro slaying
• Sheriff's office: Marijuana-growing operation found in Randolph home
• Novant misses out on Triangle hospital proposal
• PART gives counties a month to avoid service cuts
• BB&T's Kelly King: Good banks are lending
• Tencarva ranks among ‘Big 50’ industrial firms
• Funding will help NC biz exports
• Sealy posts profit
• Global Furniture opening HP showroom
• Sunrise Technologies named one of Triad's Fast 50
• Reynolds Tobacco workers to hold union vote
• Facebook policies tricky for employers, workers
• Asheville mayor signs gay pride resolution
• N.C. woman died of infection caused by neglect
• Woman dies after wheelchair hit by pickup
• N.C. offers financial coaching for school workers
• Kevin Harvick Inc.: 103 jobs being eliminated
• Another horse seized from Forsyth farm dies
• Castro's daughter to speak at UNC Asheville
• Moped driver killed in Greensboro wreck
• Airport readies lease that could be HondaJet expansion
• Paving work in High Point brings weekend closures
• Short Orders: Bella Mia offering Italian pizza and entrees
• Park growth low priority, leaders say
• GCS Releases 2012 Graduation Schedule
• Student Discipline Policy Open For Public Comment
• N.C. gets $7 million to help fight chronic illnesses
• Aide: NC governor only joking about elections
• Rockingham County continues landfill debate
• Deadly listeria outbreak traced to Colorado cantaloupes
• Asheville liquor board CEO resigns from post
• Thomas Built Buses upgrades front-engine bus
• United Airlines pilots sue to halt United, Continental integration
• Triad construction employment grows 1 percent
• N.C. wine industry tops $1B in overall impact
• N.C. State professor wins nation's top technology prize
• GE CEO to speak at Wake Forest
• BB&T buying Baltimore insurance agency
• Kevin Harvick Inc. to lay off 103 with shutdown
• N.C. hip-hop artist gets 3 years on gun charge
• Guilford County Schools sets graduation schedule
• Brenner pediatric practice heading to Clemmons Medical Plaza
• Prosecutors: Edwards' motions to dismiss are meritless
• WSSU, Virginia Tech get research grant
• Lowes Foods to open JustSave stores in Thomasville, Roxboro
• Rockingham school plan addresses poor performance
• Poll: Young people say online meanness is pervasive
• Charlotte to buy new Tasers promoted as safer
• 311 to play Greensboro show in Nov.
• Bicyclist robbed on Greensboro street
• Men rob Greensboro business
• New scratch-off games begin today
• Group objects to regulations for N.C. small businesses
• Raleigh to hear from public on high-speed trains
• Lexington Home Brands to buy Sligh Furniture
• Report: Poor review of Bank of America mortgage settlements
• Confused by new signals?
• 2 homicide suspects moved into house arrest
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: September 26 - October 3, 2011
• GCS To Host Title I Parent Conference
• Greensboro man arrested in Raleigh on rape charges
• N.C. police identify soldier shot dead outside hotel
• Pool depth problem for Rockingham County school
• Man hit with high heel in argument over stripper
• Fortune names Allegiant 64th fastest growing company
• Feds to spend nearly $19M on job training in N.C.
• Police: Man exposes himself while walking past women
• Bell Partners sells two Charlotte retail centers for $85M
• Surry, Davidson colleges will share in workforce funding
• Lexington Home Brands to buy Sligh Furniture
• HPU poll finds pessimism on economy
• Early voting in primary up over 2009
• Perdue's campaign gives up questioned donation
• On spending, Congress can't agree on easy stuff
• Auto parts supplier to add 140 jobs at Goldsboro plant
• Forsyth Tech schedules transportion center opening
• UniverSoul Circus coming to Greensboro in November
• Paul Wiles, head of Novant Health, announces retirement
• State closes McConnell Road for roadwork
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Comedian Brian Regan sets Greensboro show
• Man's body found on school bus
• Charlotte teen tells 911 he shot father, stepmother
• Apex man dies after plane crash
• Man recovering after being shot at Elon stoplight
• Wi-Fi attacks under scrutiny
• High Point approves contract for police car cameras
• Davidson commissioners to vote on incentives
• High Point to expand airport noise buffer
• PTI parking deck to get makeover
• Former lacrosse players seek to move suit forward
• A&T seeks input on its master plan
• Got an emergency? Txt 911
• Brown Summit Middle Earns National Blue Ribbon Status
• GCS Enrollment Increases By 343 Students For 2011-12
• Dear Jim Boeheim ... a word with you, please?
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• In decade, Guilford County Schools may need $1.2 billion
• Five seek win in mayoral primary
• 4-year-old killed in accidental shooting in Charlotte
• Thousands march in gay pride parade at Duke
• Local student’s car reviews on YouTube go vroom
• Hey, past: Meet the future
• Savvy Shopper: Moving sale offers deals at local store
• Uninsured, sick, struggling with a broken system
• Big-time football equals big-time costs
• For many in Guilford, private charter schools earn an A
• Church building mission also leads to love, marriage
• Rockingham People
• Business preserves family histories
• Greensboro Friday at Five
• Police charge 2 in break in at apartment
• University accolades
• Most high-school football games rained out, re-scheduled for Monday
• Satellite falls to earth, location unknown
• More 'backpack' food programs popping up in area schools
• 'Bearded Bandit' gets 60 years for bank robberies
• Sheriff's office falls victim to bogus check-writing scam
• History museum opens restaurant with N.C. flair
• Cyclists gathering in N.C. to demand transit changes
• State will seek waiver on No Child Left Behind requirements
• College students' debt load will grow heavier
• Police look to buy re-designed Tasers
• Groups help clear up Eno River
• Charlotte police sued for $10 million
• N.C.'s unique process spotlights innocence efforts
• Area job losses continue to mount
• Public Input Requested at Student Assignment Boundary Forums
• Southwest High Participates in HistoryMakers Program
• 37 injured, 1 critically in march at Fort Bragg
• Terror defendant guilty on immigration charges
• N.C. governor heading to China, Japan next month
• Varrow Inc. repeats as top Fast 50 firm
• High school football postponements
• 'Heart of Homecoming' Sept. 24
• Living, learning in Jefferson Suites
• Campus garden work day Sept. 24
• Analyst predicts 1 new iPhone, not 2
• BB&T buys Liberty Benefit Insurance
• Bank of the Carolinas warned by NASDAQ
• Rain causing scattered problems with flooding, downed trees
• Belk invests $200M in stores
• I-40 experiencing significant delays
• City in search of a few good firefighters
• Bilingual applicants a ‘hot commodity’ in health care
• Triad unemployment grows to 10.7%
• Top of the List: Top-Selling Triad ZIP Codes
• Beds added to aid needy this winter
• Guilford's unemployment rate ticks up for August
• Patent reform better for big or small?
• Hospitals facing critical drug shortages
• Report charges Asheville ABC exec with taking illegal gifts
• Woman charged with killing her 90-year-old mother
• Want a drone? Head for the beach
• Guilford may give bid edge to locals
• Train hits car in downtown Greensboro
• Two Northern Middle Students Lead Peers To Healthy Living
• GCS To Host A Delegation Of Chinese Educators
• GCS Announces Teacher of the Year and Principal of the Year
• TBJ unveils 50 fastest-growing firms
• Kidnapping suspect shoots, kills himself in standoff
• Big 12 Commissioner Beebe out
• Education building dedicated
• Alumni dance concert Sept. 24
• Large swathes of N.C., including Triad, at risk of flash floods
• Update: 3-judge panel finds 2 men innocent of murder; 1 leaves prison
• UNC Chancellor: We're committed to football
• City: Beware of calls from fake 911 dispatchers
• United Airlines combining frequent flier program with Continental
• Forsyth cardiac center affiliates with Cleveland Clinic
• NC fares worse than US on income, poverty measures
• Weaver Investment, Pinnacle Golf form new partnership
• Facebook rolls out new ventures
• N.C. House Speaker cuts staff by a third
• Charlotte firm wins $1.3M Davidson County bridge project
• 50 reasons to celebrate: TBJ's Fast 50
• Power of Nonprofits conference draws big crowd
• Jim Boeheim apparently incapable of saying the right thing
• Guilford County Schools awarded teaching grant
• Sedgefield Baptist buys location in High Point
• Biz, arts join for W-S school fundraiser
• Second Fatz scheduled to open
• GTA bus involved in accident
• 'Dreaming of Dixie' author speaks Sept. 22
• Homecoming Sept. 19-25
• Ennis' NIH grant featured in local media
• Durham man sues DA over his prosecution
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Early voting for council races under way
• Target's blunders with customers continue
• What the Federal Reserve's latest action means for you
• N.C. teen accused of killing her newborn baby released on bond
• Rockingham lawmaker switches from 'unaffiliated' to GOP
• Lawsuit accuses church youth pastor of abusing boy
• Rain a welcome relief to the Triad
• Chapel Hill encouraging residents to go car-free today
• Merger's social, economic costs get hearing today
• State's wine industry hits the $1 billion mark
• Activists say statue must be replaced
• Greensboro hits 31st on best city list
• TO THE RESCUE: Homes for Heroes provides savings on real estate transactions
• Middle College Principal Honored for Athletic Legacy
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: September 20 - 26
• Dec. deadline for govt. reply in MacDonald case
• 1 hurt after BB pellet hits Charlotte school bus
• Greensboro man charged with statutory rape
• 2 children among 6 hurt in collision
• Mother, grandfather charged in 9-day-old's mauling
• FEMA housing units arrive in Irene-ravaged N.C.
• Kidnapping suspect spotted in Guilford
• N.C. treasurer hits fairs to return unclaimed cash
• N.C. rolls out logbooks for aspiring teen drivers
• New trial sought in 'Fatal Vision' murder case
• Greensboro man charged with robbing KFC employee
• N.C. trial focuses on plot to kill service personnel
• Kohl's opening store in Burlington
• Next phase of PT Research Park attracts attention
• Mad Monk redesigns website for Downtown Greensboro Inc.
• New Apple iPhone 5 coming on Oct. 4?
• Greensboro, High Point economic development groups win award
• Watchdog group slams John Edwards indictment
• Local housing market sharply divided
• Treasury selling warrants in SunTrust
• United expanding HP showroom space
• SOE building dedication Sept. 22
• Housing market dividing between rich, everyone else
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• Report: world's financial system at greatest risk since 2008
• Trial of N.C. men suspected in terror plot continues
• WSSU seeks student fees to help with restoration of key buildings
• B-52s, Starship to perform at High Point Market
• 'Father Ed,' beloved friar with Winston-Salem ties, dies in New York
• Davidson County outlines incentives
• Duke, Progressive Energy customers may foot bill for layoffs
• UNC law school hosts gay marriage dialogue
• Four mayoral hopefuls talk landfill, jobs
• Court tosses out kidnapping conviction in '09 High Point robbery
• Short Orders: H&F Cafeteria opens
• Kowalewski has failed to restore house, SEC charges
• Alamance Elementary Ribbon Cutting
• Gate City Waste Services drops bid to run White Street Landfill
• City cuts bus service
• Man charged with smoking pot, having sex with 14-year-old
• Furniture Transport tells employees it will close
• Duke-Progress merger critics call for broad conditions to any deal
• Part of Four Seasons Blvd. closed after wreck
• Syngenta named a top biotech employer
• Furniture Transport Group shutting down, 600 jobs at risk
• Gate City withdraws White Street Landfill bid; public hearing canceled
• Report: Southwest looking to trim AirTran routes
• Lexington's Childress Vineyards celebrates harvest
• N.C. business climate ranked second best in U.S.
• N.C. appeals court rules in charter school case
• TeamLogic IT targets Triad for new offices
• B-52s, Starship playing High Point Market
• Authorities investigating another child's death at Fort Bragg
• Health groups weigh in on cigarette label suit
• Goo Goo Dolls set October show for Carolina Theatre
• Students to protest reopening White Street Landfill
• Books-A-Million to close
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Sierra Club ranks UNCG among 'Green Universities'
• Bladen DA: Dog mauling death took toll on investigators
• Man in tax scheme ordered to pay millions in restitution
• Two major banks opening mortgage assistance centers
• High Point City Council reviews new districts
• Transportation chief: $25 million grant for Charlotte streetcar an 'economic engine'
• Authorities: Technology is driving increase in wrecks
• New design center to open for High Point market
• Duke works to appease faculty over China
• N.C. Dems dropping names of Confederate leader, white supremacist governor from fundraiser
• MacArthur Foundation reveals 2011 'genius grants'
• Landfill decision expected to come at meeting tonight
• GTA wants two routes cut
• 2 people shot to death in Lowe's store in Concord
• N.C. gets $2M in post-Irene funding for temp workers
• Zinc production plant to be built in western NC
• FBI: violent crime down by 6 percent last year
• Man who faked death gets 7 years in prison
• Surry Community College names new president
• Stewart wins NASCAR race at Chicago
• U.S. mortgage finance head: Shift risk from Treasury
• Highway Patrol suspends training academy
• UNC imposes scholarship reduction, probation, $50,000 fine
• Bob Timberlake introducing pet food line
• Old Dominion opens new Pa. facility
• SkyTeam launches online tool for Delta flyers, others
• Guilford College center receives $50k gift
• 4 people killed in crash in N.C.
• My Morning Jacket to play Greensboro show
• Tri Vantage teams up with shade product maker
• Guilford College to sponsor green tours
• Thinking inside the bun, Wendy's reworks its burger
• Triad, state gas prices decrease for second week
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• Duke, Progress Energy merger faces big hurdles this week
• Books-A-Million closing Greensboro store
• Netflix apologizes, renames DVD unit Qwikster
• Netflix creating new identity for mailed DVD service
• Pitt, Syracuse to join the Atlantic Coast Conference
• NCAA waiting for UNC's response on wrongdoing
• Experts say it's time to get flu shots
• GOP-led states change voting rules ahead of 2012
• Updated paperwork needed for hunters this year
• Gearing up for "Gears of War 3"
• Ed Hardin: this isn't the end of expansion
• Applications sought for DMV office
• Regional bus system in financial trouble
• Study aims to alter the way police conduct lineups
• N.C. innocence hearing continues for 2 men
• N.C. terrorism trial set to begin
• GCS Releases SAT Data For The Class Of 2011
• GCS Students Named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
• Teens robbed near campus
• Bootleg DVD seller facing armed robbery charge
• Man sought in abduction of estranged wife, child
• Question from the coast: 'Is this still worth it?'
• Activists rally against layoffs
• Grieving together: teens relying on each other after local tragedies
• Burlington's Carousel Festival continues today
• State Fair to offer new ticket price to active military, veterans
• Grasshoppers win South Atlantic League Championship
• Savvy Shopper: Shop falls victim to tough economy
• Pittsburgh, Syracuse headed to the Atlantic Coast Conference
• HPU hosts memorabilia of U.S. presidents
• Rockingham People
• Cancer fund can brighten outlooks
• A couple of collectors
• Activists plot efforts to get voters to polls
• Sheriff: Budget cut impairs office
• Public Records -- Rockingham County
• Calendar -- Rockingham County
• Fall at the Tuttle farm is a festival for everybody
• Lexington police charge man in 2006 murder
• Update: Syracuse, Pittsburgh seek entry into ACC
• Tea Party here ahead of its time - Solyndra shows that
• Greensboro-area religion calendar for the week of Sept. 17
• Plane at Nevada air show crashes
• Greensboro business robbed
• N.C. unemployment rises to 10.4 percent
• Judge clears Vaughan to vote on landfill
• Board Approves Changes To Electoral Voting Precincts
• GCS To Host Public Forums Regarding Student Assignment
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary - September 13, 2011
• Friday night football Sept. 16
• N.C. inmate crews have completed Irene cleanup
• Update: Police ID two men shot on Nash Street
• Judge won't bar Vaughan from landfill vote
• Greensboro business closing call center; 76 employees impacted
• Want to run license plate agency? DMV seeks applicants
• State's unemployment rate jumps in August
• Nonfatal violent crime plunges in U.S. in 2010
• ESG Energy awarded education grant
• Greensboro to host N.C. Center for Nonprofits conference
• Leading web technology firm announces website redesign
• Some Social Security numbers leaked online in Guilford
• NC construction employment dropped in August
• Captured drug kingpins' pets strain Mexico's zoos
• Multifamily shines as one bright spot in Triad real estate
• PNC: Will save $150M in year 1 of RBC buy
• Kohl's to open Burlington store, add 130 jobs
• Foreclosures can be "silver lining" for some
• N.C. jobless rate rises for third straight month to 10.4%
• This Week in the Triad Job Market
• Top of the list: Largest Triad Aviation Contractors
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Preparations deliver at Kernersville Medical Center
• Jason Aldean's likeness puts N.C. corn maze on national TV
• Tech-unsavvy grandparents are latest viral video stars
• Japanese girl's message in a bottle washes up in Hawaii
• Duke, Progress Energy seek limits to hearing
• N.C. bank board sued
• Colleges see flaws in test of stability
• State may restrict some development along Haw River
• More than 30 Green Berets honored at Fort Bragg
• Woman dies in wreck with Charlotte school bus
• N.C. museum hosts contest to concoct best bug buffet
• Former N.C. lawmaker charged with assault
• ACLU reviewing Winston-Salem police checkpoints
• Guilford County officials debate fuel deal
• Fitness comes first in school pilot program
• Board Votes to Allow Craven Elementary Demolition
• 2 men sent to prison for defrauding Wells Fargo
• Ex-pro wrestler Matt Hardy charged with DWI again
• First Baptist to screen immigration documentary
• Animal shelter treats another burned puppy
• Got a sweater? You might need it
• Michelle Obama applauds restaurants' 'breakthrough moment'
• Bank of America buys South Carolina bank
• City files motion to dismiss landfill contract suit
• Bimini's to close High Point location
• Landfill opponents will rally before council meeting Tuesday
• Arctic sea ice shrinks to second-lowest level
• Sierra Club ranks Triad schools among greenest
• Zahra Baker's stepmom pleads guilty to murder charge
• FDA disputes Dr. Oz's warning of apple juice risk
• Casey Anthony must pay almost $100K for investigation
• Mohawk closing Greensboro office
• U.S. Postal Service plans drastic cuts in operations, services
• Bank of America found in violation of whistleblower law
• Halloween store opens at Four Seasons
• UNCG village construction starting in fall
• North State expands, rebrands biz division
• Greensboro Realtors group repairs local home
• Business idea contest offers $1,000 prize
• Mixed-use village construction to begin
• Thomasville teen charged with beating son
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• 28 Guilford students named National Merit semifinalists
• Alamance man accused in double homicide to argue insanity defense
• HPU starts work on new education building
• Unifi does not raise pay for its top two executives
• Safeguards reduce turtle deaths
• 2 robberies reported in Greensboro
• Hatteras open to visitors for 1st time since Irene
• N.C. stepmom due in court on murder charge
• National League of Cities touts construction in N.C.
• State probes flier attacking candidates for Wake school board
• Inside today's Go Triad
• A movement to recuse Vaughan from vote?
• FedEx quietly launches operation
• Sixth-Graders Have Two Weeks to Get a Tdap Vaccine
• Guilford County Schools News - September 12, 2011
• N.C. Senate panel on Irene holds initial meeting
• Update: N.C. man pleads guilty to terrorism charge
• Basil's and Co. of Greensboro closes
• N.C. sees average SAT college test score drop again
• HPU breaks ground into its educational future
• N.C. man convicted in shooting deaths of S.C. couple
• Basil's & Co. closes
• N.C. voters to decide marriage amendment
• Sustainability, regeneration focus of Triad USGBC event
• Bermuda Run, Summerfield among N.C.'s richest communities
• H&F Cafeteria opening Thursday
• 3 Guilford school districting forums set
• PART boosts some fares, delays service cuts
• UNCG launching $1,000 biz plan contest
• Alamance initiative seeks to add 1,500 jobs over five years
• Judge dismisses charge in SBI case
• Obama: 'I need you to lift your voice'
• Man stabbed at Caswell County cookout
• Top Duke, Progress Energy positions combined
• Greensboro's self-proclaimed soda authority announces world's best sodas
• N.C. SAT scores decline
• Bob Timberlake takes partner to feed man's best friend
• Three GTCC trustees reappointed
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• United Way sets $11.3 million campaign goal
• Rabid raccoon found in Greensboro
• Analyst: Timberland purchase suits VF Corp's profit
• Gluten-free menu choices on the rise
• Elon president criticizes racist slurs
• Bystanders become heroes in motorcyclist's rescue
• Sept. 11 memorial fire truck making stop in N.C.
• AP poll: Divisions persist on legal gay marriage
• School system changes policy in allowing facial jewelry
• N.C. auditor blasts health plan practices
• Short Orders: Anton's gets new chef
• Gnats single out Grasshoppers
• UNCG earns Military Friendly School designation
• Biotech grant fuels antiparasite drug search
• Landfill project wins Golden LEAF grant
• Burlington high school football player died from accidental overdose
• Potential landfill operator sues two Greensboro council members
• Krispy Kreme opens new Va. Beach shop
• Obama increases number of female, minority judges
• Judge to look at help Edwards aide gave to feds
• Audit: State health plan overpaid $48M
• Marriage amendment passes, will be on May ballot
• Ban on trucker cell use, texting recommended
• N.C. campaign spending law challenged
• Rembrandt exhibit coming to Raleigh museum next month
• Duke, Wake, UNC-CH featured in annual college rankings
• U.S. poverty rate swells
• 5 charged in thwarted break-in
• VF completes Timberland acquisition for $2B
• Wake Forest steady in US News ranking
• Tengion resumes patient enrollment in urinary trial
• LabCorp launching new melanoma test
• Nearly $12 million approved for Irene relief in N.C.
• Biannual High Point Pre-Market off to brisk start
• H&R Block eliminating expensive refund-loan program
• Obama traveling to promote jobs plan
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Winston-Salem woman tied up, beaten with cane
• Taliban launches offensive aimed at U.S. Embassy in Kabul
• Perdue takes aim at childhood hunger in N.C.
• Burlington residents worry about coyotes
• Chapel Hill might ban phoning at wheel
• Court hears suit to regain hoops crown
• Study touts larger UNCG
• Gay marriage ban clears N.C. House
• Williams on Wine Recipe: Cocoa-seared scallops and orange-grapefruit-asparagus salad with the 2010 Grove Winery Traminette
• GCS Has Cut Nearly 432 Positions since 2008-09
• Man in Rockingham County shooting dies
• Church air conditioner stolen
• Hoppers open title series at home tonight
• Police: Resident fires gun at teens who broke into home
• Kowalewski, former players go to court to get back basketball championship
• Erskine Bowles: Nation's deficit a 'cancer'
• Obama Jobs Plan: Payroll tax cut for 170,000 North Carolina firms
• Old Dominion expands west with new Wisconsin center
• Cone Health launches $1M multimedia campaign
• Marriage amendment passes House
• Obama to visit Triangle on Wednesday
• Company fined in Greensboro carnival accident
• Food drive nets 15,000 pounds of food
• BofA to cut 30,000 jobs
• No more cigarettes for smoking orangutan
• High Point Regional trims 63 positions from work force
• Bank of America lays out cost-cutting details
• Comedian Lewis Black set for War Memorial show
• Hot summer damages U.S. corn crop, could lead to higher food prices
• LabCorp still working with FTC on Orchid deal
• UNCG prof aiding parasite research
• NCDOT requests public input on road priorities
• UNCG celebrates Folger membership Sept. 13
• Triad, state gas prices slip, erase prior week’s increase
• Tyler Perry movie discussion Sept. 13
• Storyteller taps theatre of the mind Sept. 12
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds
• N.C. beach sees unusual jump in stingray strikes
• Baptist Hospital sues fired worker and whistle-blower
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• Facebook co-founder urges N.C. to reject same-sex marriage amendment
• Metal band to play Greensboro show
• Randleman Road business robbed
• Winston-Salem pastor fasts in opposition to same-sex-marriage ban
• Judge to decide where to move N.C. stepmom's trial
• Gunman holds up man at apartment complex
• Airport authority applies for grant to buy homes
• Grant to boost HondaJet training program
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• A day that stands alone
• Many mark the day by serving others
• More than 1,000 GCS Students Earn AP Scholar Awards
• Gas station robber runs out of gasoline
• Gunman robs grocery store
• Some NYT subscribers to get half of Sun. newspaper
• Greensboro may retool rental checkups
• Honoring America, one step at a time
• Wrongly convicted, poorly compensated, Ronald Cotton struggles to live on
• We remember
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Helping grandparents take care of children
• Rockingham People: Golfer scores a hole-in-one at Eden course
• Couple to celebrate 77th anniversary
• Looking back through poems
• Witness to history
• Savvy Shopper: Clothes, toys and more at First Kids
• N.C. netted more than $400 million in grants after Sept. 11 attacks
• Farmers affected by Irene now eligible for federal aid
• Gay marriage bill revised ahead of next week's debate
• Hatteras to reopen to non-resident property owners
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth school board member arrested at White House protest
• Obama to be in Triangle on Wednesday
• N.C. A&T to purchase Hayes-Taylor property
• Fund to retain best faculty shrinks
• With drive-through Jesus, worshipers get comfort behind the wheel
• 2 workers charged in DMV fraud
• Immunization is key to avoiding epidemic
• Hoppers advance to South Atlantic League final
• Photo: Police intensify search for missing woman
• Friday night football Sept. 9
• Charlotte: 3,400 more officers for Democratic convention
• Deputies at new N.C. public safety agency named
• Krzyzewski, Hurley enter Duke sports hall of fame
• Gov. Perdue remembers Sept. 11, first responders
• Obama going to North Carolina to pitch jobs plan
• Piedmont Natural Gas loss narrows for 3Q
• Isner eliminated at U.S. Open
• TCDI to manage data from 9/11 site suits
• Obama’s jobs plan includes tax breaks for small firms
• "Booze It & Lose It" campaign nets nearly 3,000 DWI arrests
• UNC tallies impact from budget cuts
• Bank of NC buys entry to Greenville, SC market
• Top of the List: Marketing, Ad and Public Relations Firms
• 9/11 memorial service Sunday
• Greensboro license plate office closed after fraud arrests
• Briefcase prompts evacuation of shopping center
• Crews make progress on N.C. 12 repairs
• Woman loses control, drives car into house
• Wake Forest revists incubator strategy
• 'The List' author to sign books in Reidsville
• Guilford County Schools reports three-year job cuts
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Court clerk: judge routinely dismissed traffic cases, waived fees
• Environmental groups file protest over Duke-Progress merger
• Auditorium manager charged with embezzling $200,000
• Bank of America weighing massive job cuts
• Charges upgraded in death of N.C. toddler
• Alamance man charged with misusing son's SS number
• Graham man on bicycle charged with drunken driving
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• Fort Bragg soldier arrested in online sex sting
• Obama to Congress: 'Pass this jobs bill'
• Minorities’ share of school contracts rises
• Greensboro firefighters honored for their heroics
• GCS Announces Parent Academy Grant Recipients
• Sphinx Chamber Orchestra Visit Schools and Host Workshop
• Ongoing dispute leads to Rockingham double shooting
• Perdue: N.C. will pay Irene damage feds don't cover
• UNC suggests tweaks for athletes' academic support
• Guilford schools: 432 jobs cut since 2008-09
• Collage Concert Sept. 10
• Sheriff: Man opens mortgages, cable service using child's identity
• Wrestler Jeff Hardy gets 10 days in N.C. jail
• Arrests made in counterfeit check ring
• Walmart brings back layaway
• Isner reaches U.S. Open quarterfinals
• Woman dies after making U-turn on I-73
• Minority educators, leaders invited to Greensboro meeting on charter schools
• US Airways expands mobile boarding passes
• Greensboro native Bowles joins Facebook board
• Federal court tosses lawsuits over health reform
• Meeting about proposed I-73 connector in Greensboro set
• Program duplication not an issue for UNC campuses, report says
• Ralph Lauren unveils new High Point facility
• WGHP FOX8 to add an hour to morning news show
• Google buys popular Zagat guides
• N.C. Zoo, Natural Science Center top field trip attractions
• LabCorp extends deal with UnitedHealthcare
• Lambert Architecture of W-S wins award
• Centerplate introduces new food and convenience for Wake Forest fans
• Hanes® introduces socks that are seam-ingly perfect
• 1 killed when car overturns into creek
• Greensboro roads shut down after gasoline leak
• WTQR's "Jeff Roper in the Morning" up for CMA Broadcast Personality of the Year
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• Adult smoking rate edges down slightly
• Postal Service loses Trinity residents' Social Security checks
• School of the Arts chancellor to lead Kennedy Center concert tonight
• WGHP to expand morning news show
• N.C. Lowe's wrecked by spring tornado to reopen
• Fake Marine gets 16 months
• Hatteras students resume Irene-delayed classes
• Great Dismal Swamp deer hunt canceled due to fire
• Md. man sentenced to prison for bank robberies
• Truck part struck Gaston teacher's windshield in fatal wreck
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Postal closing will send jobs here
• 2 men charged with taking parts from stolen cars
• Elon retiree wins $1M in state lottery
• Harvicks to merge team with Richard Childress
• Rockingham returns to NASCAR with 2012 Truck race
• Isner's match postponed again
• Perdue says bonds to speed up N.C. road projects
• UNC files motion to dismiss in McAdoo case
• UNC AD search committee sifting through candidates
• Registered sex offender charged with using Facebook
• Audit: Hospital overcharged state health plan
• Erskine Bowles joins Facebook's board of directors
• Surry Communty College aids small biz
• Greensboro United Way increases allocations by 4.3 percent
• High Point, Wake Forest profs receive climate grant
• Medical device tax will cost N.C. jobs, study says
• Surry Community College gets wine grant
• Lambert Architecture honored for Duke project
• Audit: Wake Forest Baptist overcharged state by $1.34M
• HPU to break ground on new School of Education
• Governor: Speed up urban loop projects
• HPU to hold groundbreaking for new School of Education
• Shelco to build $9 million School of Education at HPU
• Perdue accelerates completion of Greensboro loop
• Gov. Perdue commits to starting Winston-Salem's Urban Loop
• ABC Commission suspends permits for Patterson Street nightclub
• Calendar of events marking Sept. 11 anniversary
• Ashby Dialogue marks 9/11 anniversary
• UNCG joins Folger Institute
• UNCG Guarantee recognized for student support
• Postal Service closing Hickory distribution facility, transferring some jobs to Greensboro
• Short Orders: Sandwiches and sweets near UNCG
• Consumers looking to outlets for back-to-school needs
• No students hurt in Guilford bus crash
• Lawmakers stake out positions on same-sex marriage bill
• In western N.C., Lee's winds more of a problem than rain
• Charlotte man pleads insanity in slaying of girlfriend
• Katia weakens, turns away from land
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• Burlington sweepstakes business robbed
• Former WFU player pleads guilty to breaking and entering
• Man arrested after High Point home invasion
• Court says warning of STDs must be given to lovers' spouses
• Guilford County Schools News - September 6, 2011
• Photos: High Point police look for bank robbery suspect
• 15 arrested at Charlotte immigration rally
• Winston-Salem based HanesBrands unveils Smart Sizes Technology
• John Edwards' lawyers ask judge to throw out case
• Deputies arrest break-in suspects after chase
• Man, 43, arrested on statutory rape charge
• N.C. judge denies GOP motion on pre-kindergarten
• Oldest N.C. death row inmate dies of natural causes
• Struggling Bank of America shakes up executives
• Police reopen Bessemer after brief flooding
• Kindred Healthcare to Present at the Morgan Stanley Global Healthcare Conference
• Isner's U.S. Open match postponed
• Flash flood warning issued for parts of Triad
• Wake Forest Univ. to host Thai trade event
• Sen. Burr, Rep. Miller visit Unifi plants
• Yadkin Riverkeeper, Alamance Meals on Wheels could win $20k
• N.C. Zoo to release bald eagle that suffered lead poisoning
• Southwest Airlines holding $59 fare sale
• BofA may cut up to 30,000 jobs
• First Bancorp receives $63.5 million in new capital
• Triad, state gas prices increase, reverse 4-week decline
• Bell Partners sells Atlanta retail center for $81.65M
• Pike Electric posts profit for quater, year
• Ferry service resumes to Hatteras Island
• Wilmington diver's body found near Southport
• Hoppers playoff tickets on sale
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Randolph County moves ahead with landfill planning
• Greensboro Taco Bell robbed
• Memorial held for baby found dead in grocery
• Quirky thrift store opens in Winston-Salem
• Illegal immigrants to protest education laws
• Plan for wind farm in N.C. floated
• Triad under tornado watch until 2 p.m.
• Hurricane Katia weakens to Category 3
• Schools not giving up on black males
• Never a holiday
• Tea Party-elected politicians splitting from grassroots?
• Update: Teen driving boat during fatal accident
• World markets in turmoil over worries of U.S. recession
• Rally supports Forsyth judge ahead of ethics hearing
• First wave of evacuees returns to Hatteras
• Road near Piedmont Triad airport to get widened
• Coast Guard rescues 2 boaters off N.C. shore
• S.C. man dies in N.C. waterfall accident
• Wyndham champion Webb Simpson nets another big win
• Man shot in the chest in Kernersville
• Home damaged after driver jumps from vehicle
• A weakened Lee still poses flood threat in South
• UNCG professor to record New Yorkers’ 9/11 views
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• 20-year-old dies in High Point accident
• Greensboro Day School student dies, two injured in Badin Lake accident
• Man dies after crashing vehicle a second time
• Teen in wreck dies after coming in contact with power lines
• One year later, co-worker’s gift of a kidney means even more
• Rockingham People: 4-H member attends a youth summit
• Savvy Shopper: September ushers in sales and openings
• Red Cross shake-up worries board
• FACES OF WAR: Documents, photographs tell story of Civil War
• Labor Day: Recognizing everyone who grinds it out daily
• Barnes fuming about budget cut
• 19% now need food aid in Guilford
• Calendar - Guilford County
• Bake Me Happy opens in Madison
• Public Records - Rockingham County
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Primo Water makes two acquisitions
• Man gets life in prison for Carthage nursing home killings
• New cancer therapy at Alamance Regional
• Greensboro’s Gateway Gardens to open
• Greensboro-area religion calendar for the week of September 2
• Tax reform commission bill introduced
• 40 employers coming to GTTC job fair
• US Airways employees get $47M in profit sharing
• High demand, short lines predicted for iPad 2
• Burlington farmers market to open May 1
• Guilford schools get stimulus energy grant
• Tanger appoints Drapkin to board
• Sex offender pleads guilty to using online aliases
• Tropical Storm Lee's outer bands pelt Gulf Coast
• Ground breaks on Mebane facility bringing 90 jobs
• Davidson declines offer from Guilford animal shelter to help
• Governor says Irene cost N.C. $400 million
• Timco to move work, add jobs
• UNCG, A&T heighten security measures
• Tea Party now has Pres. Obama on defensive
• Program helps young children see themselves as leaders
• Friday night football Sept. 2
• Perdue: Irene damage now more than $400 million
• Hatteras not open to visitors until after Sept. 17
• N.C. woman pleads guilty to $1.5 Medicaid fraud
• Federal agency sues 17 financial institutions over mortgage losses
• Protesters gather at former site of Confederate statue
• Rain-packed Tropical Storm Lee forms off Louisiana
• Hurricane Irene is working-class disaster for N.C.
• Isner wins, moves to U.S. Open's third round
• 'Call of Duty' convention kicks off in Los Angeles
• UNC hires firm to help find an athletics director
• Wake Forest's Walker can return Dec. 10
• What encourages the unemployed to look for work?
• Duke, Progress named top utilities for economic development
• Carthage nursing home massacre goes to jury
• Report: N.C. has 11th highest rural traffic fatality rate
• Kincaid Furniture wins green design award
• Mega Builders eyeing a "great site"
• Governor proposes temporary plan to reopen coastal road
• “War for talent” amid Triad staffing firms
• REC Warehouse of Greensboro to close, auction off assets
• Ruling means big Mass. tobacco award could double
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit opening in High Point
• N.C. A&T: No game ticket, no tailgating
• Chapel Hill's 'Silent Sam' source of renewed discussion on campus
• GTCC wins grant to aid with training students in aviation field
• Half of Progress Energy's Raleigh workforce could get cut after Duke merger
• Charter schools get fast-tracked for N.C.
• Suspect: Charlotte mother, father, 4-year-old killed to eliminate witnesses
• Hurricane Irene suspected of blowing coastal bird to Guilford
• Hundreds attend memorial vigil for Williams quarterback, Graham teen
• Robo-signed mortgages might go back to the 1990s
• No net job gain for August; U.S. unemployment rate unchanged
• Complaints about fuel contractor grow
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Guilford County shelter takes puppy mill dogs
• Guilford Parent Academy and GCS to Host School Improvement Planning Workshops
• Update: Bicyclist hit by car in downtown Greensboro
• Adams Farm Parkway shooting suspect flees from Md. court
• Southwest Guilford football team banned from postseason for fighting
• Earnhardt signs 5-year extension with Hendrick
• Kindred Healthcare Acquires Home Health Company with Operations in Northern California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah
• Professor tied to McAdoo paper resigns as chairman
• IRS provides tax relief to some Irene victims
• School board OKs fast track for N.C. charter schools
• Triad economic development groups create marketing brochure
• Man charged with stealing air conditioning units is found in woods
• Judge upholds $28M judgment against R.J. Reynolds
• Va. Tech football is top money maker in ACC
• Local agencies receive state grants for community outreach
• Will storm repairs add up for Triad contractors?
• Greensboro Partnership launches entrepreneur billboards
• City where Lee lies weighing limits to flying Confederate flag
• $28 million judgment against RJR upheld
• Last of Confederate monument removed
• GTCC wins second Duke Energy grant for avionics program
• Krispy Kreme debuts coffee blends
• Earnhardt signs 5-year extension
• Irene takes attendance toll on nano conference
• Samet Corp. begins work on Ilderton Dodge renovation
• Furniture orders tick up in June
• Caswell Co. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• 1 dead in Lexington shooting
• N.C. power outages drop below 34,000
• Candlelight vigil tonight for two Alamance teens who died this week
• Business lobby silent on proposed gay marriage ban
• Principals no longer face charges for not reporting crimes at school
• Laid-off workers lament end of subsidy
• Audit criticizes PART's financial controls
• 3 charged in High Point shooting
• Two counties could be added to disaster list
• Burlington store robbed at closing
• The unemployed leave their resumes, and hope for a call
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Vaughan could sway landfill vote
• The CMAC Project Receives Cemala Foundation Grant
• Third Rockingham County official leaving post
• Feds move to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Kowalewski ordered to restore Summerfield mansion
• Wilmington drawbridge stuck in the open position
• Nearly 2 million still without power after Irene
• N.C. gas taxes among nation’s highest
• Greensboro group launches "One Job" hiring initiative
• Hatteras, Ocracoke closed to Labor Day tourists
• Store robbed in Winston-Salem
• Airlines charge more for baggage, additional services
• Jimmy R. Lynch and Sons wins $17.5M road project
• AT&T to ask for quick ruling on merger
• Update: East Coast flooding continues in Irene's wake
• N.C. schools laid off 847 teachers
• Get Twitter updates on N.C. 12 repairs at coast
• Tropical Storm Katia gains strength
• Wells Fargo chief to address Winston-Salem Chamber
• Registrations up for High Point Pre-Market
• Reynolds American donates $250k for hurricane relief
• The Fresh Market sees sales, income rise
• Perdue says more counties may be declared disaster areas
• Justice Dept. looks to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• HPU features NYC Fire Dept. Chief to commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Irene power outages in N.C. drop below 110,000
• Police find teen mother of newborn left in grocery store bathroom
• Man battles bear in his backyard
• Lawmakers might consider incentives for major jobs project near Wilmington
• Traffic alert: I-40 east at S. Elm-Eugene
• Graham barber spends his 100th birthday on the job
• Obama approves disaster declaration for N.C.
• Man victim of carjacking in Greensboro
• Vehicle on I-95 shot, occupants then robbed
• Parent shot with Taser during scuffle at Fayetteville school
• Fatal fires show trend in High Point
• Warrant: Man charged with extortion after threatening UNC students
• Short Orders: Coffee shop opens in Pomona Village
• Residents feel safe, poll finds
• Chamber of Commerce to launch hiring challenge
• Guilford Parent Academy Unveils Fall Calendar
• One injured in Whittington Street shooting
• Julian man charged with child sex offenses
• Illegal aliens to heat back up as a top Tea Party issue
• Kindred Healthcare to Present at the Stifel Nicolaus 2011 Healthcare Conference
• Former European pro takes over Eastern Guilford basketball team
• Parents invited to district workshops on school improvement plans
• Greensboro native, former CCB banker William L. Burns dies
• SKIN all natural™ latest company to join CCIC Leaping Bunny Program
• Glen Raven plant to become landfill-free
• Technology Crops launching new crop
• North Carolina 12th most stressed out state
• Piedmont Crossing Retirement Community and Centerclair to merge
• Governor: Irene destroyed more than 1,100 N.C. homes
• N.C. outages drop under 150,000
• Reward increased in 2010 homicide
• House GOP leaders press N.C. gay marriage amendment
• Sirius XM signs new deal with ACC
• Tropical Storm Katia strengthens in the Atlantic
• Aftershocks continue after Va. earthquake
• Man arrested after Dollar General robbery
• Profits down 51 percent at Culp
• Swisher expands in Texas, Tennessee
• N.C. Wachovia branches convert Oct. 15
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Lowe’s reorganizes senior management
• Asheville mom blames ghosts for hatchet deaths of her two young children
• N.C. battles to lure 1,500 jobs to coast
• Sexton Construction starts building $7.4M training facility
• Cartoonists plan Sept. 11 anniversary tribute
• Obama administration officials to visit N.C.
• Fayetteville police recalling Tasers to examine their safety
• IMG College, UPS connect for sports sponsorship agreement
• Irene's toll jumps to 40; Vermont towns battle floods
• Forsyth commissioners approve rules to limit tethering of dogs
• Wachovia switching over to Wells Fargo in mid October
• Former high school employee facing sex charges refuses plea bargain
• Williams high school quarterback dies
• Rare fish swims near Duke Energy dam
• Feds accuse former local basketball coach of 'looting' luxury home
• Board Holds Community Forums on Electoral Districts
• Guilford County Schools News - August 29, 2011
• GCS Keeps Commitment To Pre Kindergarten Program
• McLeansville Mom Named GCS Volunteer of the Month
• Teacher Supply Warehouse Receives $3,500 in Materials
• Two men arrested in Aug. 22 homicide
• Carolina Cup scheduled for Sept. 11
• VF Corp. to present at the Goldman Sachs 18th Annual Global Retailing Conference
• School board holds forums on proposed electoral map
• Kudzu-eating bug spreads in South, scientists say
• BB&T shareholders to get annual 'say on pay'
• Austin board OKs Duke Power wind farm
• 6 who died in N.C. from Hurricane Irene identified
• W-S Blind group creates 24,000 shirts for SustainU
• Guilford County Schools posts Parent Academy schedule
• Yanceyville man held on shooting charge
• IMG College inks broadcasting deal with SiriusXM
• Hurricane Irene insurance claims trickling in
• Sheriff: Rockingham County death was suicide
• BofA selling China Construction stake
• Irene's toll in Carolinas? Up to $400M
• Women's Soccer Preview and Q&A: Week 1 (8/29-9/4)
• Greensboro firefighters set 9/11 memorial service
• Wake Forest Baptist enlists Happy Days' Fonz
• Volleyball Preview: Week 1 (8/29-9/4)
• Triad gas prices fall for fourth consecutive week
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra returns to Greensboro
• Two women show their opposition to anti-topless rally in Asheville
• Man dies in High Point fire
• Wake Forest University to benefit from tennis facility
• Forsyth commissioners to take up tethering issue tonight
• County challenges redistricting
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• 2 arrested after Winston-Salem robbery
• Lacrosse suit lawyers to meet Wednesday
• Kowalewski’s estate sales worry neighbors, attorney
• Man shot dead in Rockingham County
• Burlington police seek three in armed robbery
• Youth drowns Saturday in Forsyth County lake
• Amtrak resumes train service in North Carolina
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary - August 25, 2011
• Board Begins Review of Some Student Assignment Boundaries
• Teen killed in N.C. wreck where traffic lights out
• Irene's storm surge triggers scattered flooding; millions without power
• UNC feeling impact of budget cuts
• Battle takes shape over gay marriage
• Analysts see 'no quick rescue’ for state, Triad
• Calendar - Guilford County
• Public records - Rockingham County
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Rockingham People: Nurse aides get pins at RCC
• She has love — and hair — to share
• County struggles to develop viable kennel ordinance
• At the end of the road: With no home, he chooses to live in the woods
• Savvy Shopper: Retailers offering variety of deals
• Twins fight disease where pain rules
• Isner wins Winston-Salem Open
• No. 2 Al-Qaida leader reportedly killed in Pakistan
• State begins deploying supplies, aid to stricken communities
• Obama: Getting through Irene will be a 'tough slog'
• Woman critically injured in car crash
• SEC says Kowalewski deserves a big fine
• Irene weakens slightly as it slams into N.C., begins march up Eastern Seaboard
• N.C. official: Witnesses say tornado hit dealership
• Did Triad win over Honda? We’ll see
• Metro area sees job growth slow in July
• Renovated Schools Show Off New Look for Returning Students
• Friday night football Aug. 26
• Lineup announced for A&T homecoming concert
• Isner beats Roddick, gains final in WS Open
• Stop workplace stress before it starts - in college
• Drought, building issues affect Reidsville water
• Top of the List: Largest Triad Insurance Firms
• Taking bullying out of back-to-school
• Isner beats Roddick, will play for Winston-Salem Open title
• Hurricane Irene brings rain, heavy seas to coast
• HPU student gets early career boost with station where Oprah got her break
• Madison license plate agency to close
• Hurricane not apt to thwart Nano conference
• Man arrested in Adams Farm Parkway shooting
• Last N.C. ferry off Ocracoke leaves Friday afternoon
• Heifer hoofs it down the interstate
• White House: Obama ending vacation due to Irene
• Rockingham County answers questions about landfill
• Triad unemployment dips to 10.6% in July
• Generators, batteries big sellers ahead of Irene
• State of Alamance: "If you don't invest in yourself..."
• The risks and rewards of HondaJet
• Nussbaum incubator move getting closer
• Solstas Lab Partners up to 872 employees
• JetBlue waiving fees for Irene
• Profits rise at Krispy Kreme
• Bernanke proposes no new steps to boost economy
• Economic growth even weaker than first thought
• Hurricane Irene's effects being felt in N.C.
• Greensboro-area religion calendar for the week of Aug. 26
• Former N.C. ABC official convicted of felony fraud
• High Point teen dies from injuries in car wreck
• Popular 36-year-old chimp at N.C. Zoo dies
• SBI: Stun gun used on man who died
• U.S. tobacco crop rises, but down from a decade ago
• Guilford County commissioners approve incentives for Honda
• Iconic moments fill the first day of school
• GCS Appoints Directors for Three Departments
• City gets Olympic Trials for synchronized swimming ... details developing
• Former Ragsdale quarterback Heavner to join the North Carolina football team
• Isner will face Roddick at noon Friday
• Faculty promoted, awarded tenure
• Tea Party here has justified reasons for attitudes professor reports
• Entrepreneurship center offers new programs
• GSO Aviation relocating to Danville
• HPU's Nido Qubein takes part in providing ipads to elementary school students
• Tanger breaks ground on Texas outlet center
• Greensboro contestants use heartburn to take the checkered flag
• So, how good was the Wyndham Championship?
• Lane closures in Stokes County
• 39 N.C. counties declared state of emergency ahead of Irene
• UPDATE: As Irene approaches, N.C. coast clears out
• Bank of America gets $5 billion investment from Buffett
• Hayes, Peluso Named Team Captains for Men's Soccer
• Women's Cross Country Enters Season Ranked Sixth in USA South Preseason Poll
• Men's Cross Country Selected Fourth in USA South Preseason Poll
• Yadkin Valley Bank names new COO
• Carowinds adding 30-story WindSeeker ride to skyline
• Firehouse Subs plans 3rd Triad location
• ACC men’s basketball TV schedule released
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs resigns, COO Cook named to replace
• Body of Burlington man missing since May turns up in his backyard shed
• Guilford nonprofit offers to help run Davidson animal shelter
• Fatal crash reported in Rockingham Co.
• HPU grows to more than 1,000 employees
• Should Vaughan vote on landfill?
• State House leader: Pay sterilization victims
• Census: South, West lead U.S. in marriages, divorces
• New tropical depression forms in the Atlantic
• Man with pocket knife robs Steak 'n Shake
• Shots fired through home's front window
• Taxi stolen during armed robbery in Greensboro
• Complaints filed against Davidson County Animal Shelter
• Sidewalk dining, drinking debated in Winston-Salem
• Inside today's Go Triad
• N.C. well prepared for evacuation ahead of Irene
• That groan you hear? It's the start of a new school year
• Montlieu to Reveal iPads to Students on First Day of School
• Dudley, Page lose top boys basketball players to local private schools
• Steve Jobs steps down as CEO of Apple
• Woman arrested in fatal stabbing
• Autopsy shows man's death is a homicide
• Krispy Kreme Signs new development agreements for Japan
• N.C. building review finds few quake problems
• Guilford and Rockingham students earn study abroad scholarships at UNC-Chapel Hill
• HPU Professor publishes academic book about serial murder in America
• Mount Airy man drowns in Madison
• New furniture company, Folio 21, forms in High Point
• Montlieu students get iPads for school
• Former UNC President Bowles to discuss budget deficit
• La-Z-Boy reports profit
• Davie County still courting new owner for Townsends plant
• AAA forecasts fewer Labor Day travelers
• Fifteen Triad firms make Inc 5,000 list
• Woman arrested in GTCC bomb threat case
• Local elementary students receive ipads to help in the classroom
• Sprint deal seen adding 6M iPhone sales
• GTA to cut two little-used bus routes
• Head Football Coach Randy Hunt Talks About First Two Weeks of Camp
• Police: Eden woman hit 4 patrol cars during chase
• Auction set for bankrupt Mocksville tobacco companies
• Short Orders: New side items at Toshi's
• GOP Rep. Jones gets primary challenger
• Search for hidden damage after East Coast quake
• Evacuations begin on Ocracoke Island ahead of Irene
• Irene becomes Cat 3 storm
• Magazine scores Greensboro, Charlotte among most sedentary cities
• Greensboro City Council continues landfill debate
• R.E.M. shows love to Chapel Hill chorus
• Concern about endangered species slows down N.C. road project
• Gunman takes woman's pocketbook
• Time Warner Cable adds more international channels
• All N.C. counties to get instant criminal records
• Yep, we felt it: Quake rattles local residents
• Susan Phillips Recognized By Sam’s Club
• Back to School for Greensboro - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• NASCAR fines Jerry Baxter $5,000 for pulling hair
• Perdue says N.C. preparing for Hurricane Irene
• Police: 3 people found dead in Charlotte apartment
• N.C. State diver to take part in aquatics center exhibition
• Update: Battleground Ave. lanes reopen after wreck
• Local congressman considers retirement after Tea Party primary challenges
• Quake damages National Cathedral; nuclear reactors shutdown
• Governor proclaims September diversity month
• Update: N.C., S.C. officials put on hurricane alert
• Kyle Busch pleads guilty to speeding
• Virginia earthquake rocks Triad
• Gov. Perdue to hold Small Town forum in Thomasville
• Old Dominion to raise base rates by 4.9%
• Earthquake hits outside Richmond, Triad feels aftershocks
• Earthquake felt in Triad?
• Know an outstanding small business owner?
• Bennett chosen for diversity project
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy shareholders OK merger
• With conflict gone, Vaughan to re-enter landfill deliberations
• State DMV commissioner selected to chair international board
• Former Duke player Singler signs with Spanish club
• Guilford College management program seeks accreditation
• Bomb threat closes GTCC's Jamestown campus
• Bomb threat cancels classes at GTCC
• Nursing home shooting trial delayed again
• Chapel Hill teen dies in Alamance crash
• Triad companies make Inc. 500/5000 fastest growing privately-held NC businesses
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Progress, Duke Energy shareholders vote today on merger
• Duke, Progress shareholders vote today on merger
• App State panel recommends moving up in football
• Greensboro road closed after house fire
• 2 killed, 4 injured in head-on collision on I-95
• Suspect in football player's death faces more charges
• Wrestler Matt Hardy charged with DWI in N.C.
• Military exercise will increase noise at N.C. coast
• Musician, poets tell youth: Library card is creativity
• Hurricane Irene could strike N.C.
• Shoplifter running from police gets hit, killed by car
• Old Dominion announces rate increase
• Greensboro police investigate suspicious death
• Homeless shelter to hold hot dog social
• Swofford: NCAA probes around ACC 'disappointing'
• N.C. man blames PTSD for infant stepdaughter's death
• Woman, 73, crashes car into chiropractic office
• 2 bodies found in burning car in Sanford
• Wyndham Worldwide donates $385,000 during PGA tourney
• UNC researcher says tea party voters fear change
• Update: N.C. checks preliminary plans for Hurricane Irene
• Tourists, locals alike honored by King memorial
• Wells Fargo converting in S.C. Sept. 17
• Mortgage rates at record lows
• State to close some lanes of U.S. 29 for construction
• Maintenance job fair planned for October
• Wreck involving city vehicle closes two lanes of West Market near downtown
• Part of U.S. 29 to close for road work
• Bloomberg: Delta to buy 100 Boeing jets
• Inmate to tell Innocence Commission about slaying
• Mississippi man robbed in Burlington
• NewBridge Bank raises cash for high schools
• Rockingham County lane closures this week
• CJMW project wins silver LEED status
• Educator Warehouse program to offer free teaching supplies
• United plans $550M in aircraft upgrades
• Women's topless protest in Asheville draws a crowd
• Apple cautions developers about tracking
• Lowe's buying back $5 billion in stock
• Lexington man held on kidnapping, sexual battery charges
• Charlotte judge faces misconduct hearing
• Lowe's to buy back up to $5 billion of its shares
• Update: Hurricane Irene slams Puerto Rico; could hit U.S.
• Update: Some lanes on West Friendly Ave. reopened after wreck
• Getting to the Smokies means fighting traffic
• Defense to present case in N.C. nursing home trial
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Injured airman, dog back for march
• Hardin: Return to glory days for golf championship
• Wetlands project takes shape
• Women's colleges don't doubt their role in the 21st century
• Job seekers find racial divide
• UNC-TV plans documentary on Mangum book
• Social Security disability on brink of insolvency
• Libyan rebels reach Tripoli
• Webb Simpson plays steady to win Wyndham
• Record number of freshmen move in at HPU
• Church begins drive-through service
• 3 generations of NY family die in I-95 wreck in N.C.
• Shared history in black, white
• Rockingham People: N.C. State honor groups induct McMichael grad
• Stoneville man is checkers champ
• 'Hispanic' term gets harder to define, categorize
• For tourists, city’s a destination
• NYC trip energizes Elon theater major
• Savvy Shopper: Furniture made of logs built to endure
• A NEW SCHOOL (YEAR)
• Bonuses go, but most teachers stay
• Losing his voice leads minister to leave his church
• Golf’s night life
• Police: Man repeatedly hit by vehicle
• John Edwards changes up legal defense team
• Part of I-40 in Greensboro closed after wreck
• Downtown hotel still on drawing board
• Jobless report raising concern
• Back to School 2011 News
• GCS Bus Stop Information Now Available
• Police: Woman charged with murder in N.C. wreck
• 'Two Gloves' in lead; Simpson, Els, Appleby 3 back
• Judge halts N.C. Planned Parenthood cut
• High school football is back
• No injuries reported after train hits tractor-trailer
• Chapel Hill plane theft suspect's bail set at $1 million
• Sign installations to affect three Rockingham highways
• CMT tour with Luke Bryan to stop in Greensboro
• Atheists in N.C. and S.C. plan first-ever convention
• N.C. starts Labor Day safe driving campaign early
• Woman hospitalized after shark bite at Kure Beach
• Police to give Claremont kids back-to-school haircuts
• N.C. government losses push jobless rate to 10 percent
• Photos: Man, woman sought in scrap metal thefts
• Swisher Hygiene wins funding for waste division
• M&F Bancorp profit drops
• UNCG Entrepreneurship Center launching new programs
• Lenovo profits nearly double
• 2 Fort Bragg soldiers charged with killing teen
• Glenn Beck bringing jobs to Mount Airy?
• Simple Kneads Bakery to close tomorrow
• Top of the List: Largest Triad Employers
• N.C. unemployment climbs to 10.1% in July
• Do you see the glass half-full or half-empty?
• WFU business school to launch retail marketing center
• Perdue lobbies for two federal programs
• Gov. Bev Perdue wants federal programs, patent office
• Shoe Show plans $12.5 million solar farm
• Downtown bakery closing
• Bank of America may cut 10,000 jobs
• School administrator demoted to teacher but keeping high pay
• Oil falls to near $81 on global growth slowdown
• Texting, grand theft auto style; alarms pose risk
• U.S. makes criminals priority for deportation
• Higher prices: the big trend for back-to-school
• WFU to announce new center on retail marketing
• Missing teen's body found, 2 facing murder charges
• Governors from across the South heading to N.C.
• Coast Guard officer, 3 others indicted
• Coble mulls another term
• Reports: Bank of America to ax 10,000 or more jobs
• Health care for kids caught up in dispute
• Death at N.C. A&T shifts culture
• Unrestrained infant dies in S.C. car wreck
• Prosecution rests in N.C. nursing home rampage trial
• Victim breaks ankle in purse snatching; suspect sought
• N.C. man pleads guilty to threatening to kill Obama
• N.C. gas company worker dies at scene of leak
• Man charged with stealing truck batteries
• Police make progress toward reaccreditation
• Students return to new buildings, living-learning options
• Burlington limits recreation on lake because of low water levels
• Suspect in plane theft apprehended by UNC police
• Markets drop again as global recession fears grow anew
• N.C. fraud scheme hits 2 banks, 1 cheated last year
• WFU launches retail marketing center to help drive consumer growth
• Verizon Wireless testing entry-level data plan in Triad
• Greensboro nano conference drawing from around globe
• Restaurant worker faces 11 sexual assault charges
• Jeff Quinney, 'Two Gloves' lead at Sedgefield
• New grant to pay for teacher training in STEM subjects
• Triad home sales decline 16% in June
• Verizon Wireless connects its 4G LTE Network to the Triad
• With FedEx Ground soon to open, hub job numbers still flat
• Elon receives $1.2M grant from National Science Foundation
• Laura Bush to speak at High Point Univ. graduation
• Old Dominion plans $22M expansion in Indianapolis
• Greenway near Guilford Courthouse park to close for repairs
• Lowe’s launches website in Spanish
• Carthage tries to shake off horror of shooting
• After cutting jobs, Charlotte now rushing to fill teaching positions
• Prosecutors seek appeal in discarded N.C. bones case
• Elon University graduates to wear plastic gowns
• Volleyball Ranked Fourth in Preseason USA South Coaches Poll
• Two Forsyth teachers win $20,000 cash prizes
• Pilot still on the lam in larceny
• Political video that went viral angers some N.C. Republicans
• PETA files complaint with state over Ben the Bear
• Detours, lane closures scheduled for Interstate 85
• Charlotte rally scheduled for Million Father March
• FedEx hub employment remains stuck in neutral
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Wells: Landfill vote was 'slap in the face’
• UNCG students waiting for overstuffed dorms
• Chancellor Brady: 'sWe are UNCG's
• ACT scores show N.C. students prepared
• UNC President Tom Ross to be inaugurated at N.C. A&T
• 1 block of South Aycock Street closing Thursday
• RF Micro Devices will ring tomorrow's NASDAQ opening bell
• Isner in Tuesday day session at Winston-Salem Open
• "Gray market" gougers thrive during drug shortages
• RF Micro officials to ring NASDAQ bell
• Tampa student arrested in elaborate plot to bomb school
• Duke trustee giving school $13 million donation
• Buncombe woman killed inside her home
• N.C. awaits onslaught of tree-killing pest
• Riva's Trattoria files Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Duke basketball beats Chinese national team
• Panthers player's N.C. apartment hit by burglar
• Visitor spending tops $1B in Guilford, increases in Triad
• Council picks company to run White Street Landfill
• State lawmaker defends his federally funded business, loans to fellow legislators
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• Man hailed as hero after thwarting 6-year-old's kidnapping
• Study: children among recession's worst victims
• High Point furniture company looks to Brazilian market
• Idea would trim, continue N.C. Governor's School
• Short Orders: Greensboro gets sister to Mt. Airy restaurant
• Charlotte man charged in beating death
• Women's Soccer Picked Fourth in USA South Preseason Coaches Poll
• Guilford schools preparing to re-open
• Couple plans to wed at Carowinds roller coaster
• Money shortfall cancels Greensboro opera production
• Pilot of stolen, crashed plane in Alamance missing
• Men's Soccer Voted Fifth in Preseason USA South Coaches Poll
• Marquee pairings at Wyndham are worth watching
• Lorillard files suit challenging FDA graphic labels on First Amendment grounds
• With city incentives approved, Honda seeks county, state funds for $80M expansion
• Council approves HondaJet incentives
• Greensboro unanimously approves Honda incentives
• Woman charged with stabbing teen
• Lorillard sues USDA over new cigarette warnings
• Lorillard challenges cigarette warning labels in court
• N.C.'s 1st film commissioner dies at 75
• Warren Buffett ups investment in Wells Fargo
• Study: N.C. No. 5 in corporate relocations
• Update: Pilot missing from stolen plane that crashed in Alamance
• Updates Coming on GC Athletic Website
• N.C. parents in limbo amid pre-kindergarten battle
• Greensboro's Spookywoods receives bone-chilling business membership
• Wednesday pro-am tee times at the Wyndham
• Thursday tee times at the Wyndham
• Stabbing reported in Greensboro
• Greensboro City Council expected to vote on Honda incentives
• Winston-Salem 10th most fun, affordable city in U.S.
• Bachmann plans Charlotte fundraiser this week
• Sony cutting price of its PlayStation 3
• Update: Ex-wife testifying in nursing home trial
• $1.3M grant to help students link science, health
• UNCG Hosts German Fulbrighters
• Greensboro Realtors donate $4,000 in school supplies
• Cause of Rocky Mount blackout? Raccoon
• Man with bones in backpack could go free
• EEOC files sexual harassment suit against Bojangles
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Some irked by new N.C. 109 route
• Fans mark anniversary of Elvis' death
• Alert neighbor thwarts kidnapping of 6-year-old
• Lawmakers ask judge to clarify ruling on pre-K for 4-year-olds
• Regulators to visit several area nursing homes
• Electric company's performance kept from public review
• Warrant: Fuel used to start blaze that killed Asheville firefighter
• N.C. man accused of robbing store twice in 3 weeks
• Police: $30,000 in drugs hidden under hood of N.C. man's car
• Former preacher, teacher from Alamance sentenced to 4 years
• Part of Westover Terrace closed after water main break
• Landfill plan will go forward
• Man gets 6 years in Army extortion scheme
• Restructured Capital Bank posts $1.3M profit
• National Solar Power taps Florida for $1.5B project
• Ex-Essence editor to speak at A&T
• High Point University's Nido Qubein joins Dots board
• Wyndham Championship kicks off today with pro-am, qualifier
• Lorillard, Inc. announces new $750M share repurchase program
• Volvo gets major grant to build 'greener' truck
• Solar farm company narrows search to four sites in Florida
• Mom reaches out to comfort sick kids
• Lowe’s misses quarterly forecast
• The business of education gets high marks at High Point University
• HPU freshman class hits record size
• Ambrose wins at Watkins Glen
• Comedian Jarrod Harris sets Greensboro show
• Route selected for N.C. 109 project in Davidson, Forsyth
• Legal beef: Sara Lee, Kraft escalate wiener war
• 5 N.C. suspects in terrorism plot plead not guilty
• Medical records can be used in NC shooting trial
• FTC scrutiny spurs LabCorp, Orchid delay
• Winston-Salem is No. 22 minor league market in the U.S.
• Volvo to begin development on "SuperTruck" program
• Money: No N.C. small towns among best places to live
• Intense lobbying underway in Raleigh over gay marriage bill
• Going (Lady) Gaga for Christmas
• Triad, state gas prices extend losses
• Susie's Law supporters release smart phone app
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• Bank of America to sell Canadian card business
• Trice, Men's Soccer Announces 2011 Recruiting Class
• Smokies officials weigh backcountry camping fees
• Lowe's 2Q net income flat on muted demand
• N.C. man killed when his bike is rear-ended
• Lobbying in progress on N.C. gay marriage amendment
• Charlotte police training for 2012 convention
• Google adds games in its latest move on Facebook
• Clock ticking for immigrant to leave 'home’
• PlayStation 3, cash taken in robbery
• Bedbugs found again at Wake Forest University
• N.C. museum wants to dispose of nitrate negatives
• N.C. suspects in terrorism plot to appear in court
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Would-be burglars flee home after hearing noise
• Police probe report of shooting at Cook-Out
• Domino's Pizza employees robbed
• Restaurant delivery driver robbed
• 911 tapes to be altered to distort voices
• Former Duke doctor is suspect in deaths
• Lowes Foods to offer daily deals
• Belongings of solder killed in Iraq sold at yard sale by mistake
• Honda’s future may be PTI’s future
• Savvy Shopper: Consignment shop sees booming business
• BOYS GONE WILD:Teens bond over a love of nature — so they’re sharing it with others
• In bad times, pawn shops busy
• Church’s garden thrives in ‘food desert’
• Celebrated chef: After 10 years, Eden’s Lisa Shively is getting noticed
• Tea Party ideas now mainstream
• AP: Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll
• Your Game calendar for the week of Aug. 13
• Woman seriously injured in Greensboro wreck
• N.C. museum to exhibit photos of sit-ins, Elvis
• Boy charged in rape of toddler at day care
• Virginia Foxx's chief of staff charged with drunken driving
• Teen hit by train in Thomasville in stable condition
• Leader looks to future at N.C. A&T
• Final decision on solar farm is due in days
• Homicides increase after 3-year decline
• N.C. park campground closed due to bear sightings
• Police charge man in Flag Street homicide
• Bank of Oak Ridge posts profit
• Lorillard announces $1.30 dividend, $750M repurchase plan
• W-S's East Coast Wings opens first Triangle location
• N.C. broadband initiative kicks off new, $104 million phase
• Olympian Hoff to attend Greensboro Aquatic Center opening
• Mortgage rates hit new lows
• Some unions to skip 2012 convention in Charlotte
• Ross, UNC System board back Thorp
• Grads file suits seeking refund of law school tuition
• Authorities still getting tips about Short family slayings
• Groups to hand out school supplies
• Bears prompt campground closure at Mount Mitchell State Park
• Wild pigs mean headaches across N.C.
• Brown Summit Road will close for repairs
• PTP Next Business Competition opens Monday
• Charlotte schools found 11 testing breaches
• Defending FedEx champ Furyk commits to Wyndham
• Triad musicians unite to help find stolen guitars
• 'It works': Face transplants now widely accepted
• Greensboro-area religion calendar for the week of Aug. 12
• Shark bites man off N.C. coast
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Forsyth County set to ban animal tethering
• UNC chancellor says he's staying
• Woman killed in Forsyth County
• Feds pays for empty flights to rural airports
• Both sides trading blame over redistricting maps
• Rockingham: Great views, great activities
• First Friday shines light on downtown Greensboro
• Pro sports action nearby
• Community Forums Scheduled for BOE Electoral Districts
• Wake voters arrested for voting twice in 2008
• Fierce storms knock out power for thousands in N.C.
• Winners announced for RWJF Executive Nurse Fellows program in Greensboro
• Study shows Triad ranked in top 20 using digital deals to influence spending
• Poulter, Oosthuizen and Kim heading to the Wyndham
• Work crew finds remains of 3 humans in western N.C.
• N.C. teen convicted of raping 83-year-old woman
• High Point Regional Wound Center to host open house Aug. 31
• Demand for corn falls; food prices could level off
• 4-month low in unemployment claims eases fears
• Kerr Drug to get a jump on the flu season
• Ribbon-cutting for Greensboro Aquatic Center set for Aug. 25
• Congressman feuds with White House over bin Laden movie
• Betram taking on executive duties at Tengion
• 'Amazing' therapy wipes out leukemia in 3 study patients
• 4 killed in Afghanistan crash had N.C. ties
• Young named head of restructured Department of Public Safety
• Villegas heads group of five committing to Wyndham
• Students, parents invited to back-to-school event
• Mebane closes roadway to install crosswalks
• Fewer filing claims for jobless help
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Perdue ups the ante in pre-school fight
• Greensboro stair climb set to commemorate 9/11
• Nussbaum Center adds new company
• Thomas Built Buses to lay off 60 workers this month
• Boy or girl? A simple test raises ethical concerns
• EPA rule forces Duke to close coal plant
• Va. swamp fire crosses into N.C.
• CEO Moynihan: BofA's performance strong
• Ragsdale High School holds groundbreaking for expansion
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• Chickens killed when truck flips in Randolph
• Kindred Healthcare Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Home Health Company
• Thomas Built Buses to lay off 60 in High Point
• Officials: National Black Theatre Festival pumps about $10 million into local economy
• 2,000 vaccinated after hepatitis A case reported at Olive Garden
• More than 6,000 gallons of fuel recovered from pipeline spill
• Motorist, 79, dies in train, minivan crash
• Full-moon tours offered at Hatteras lighthouse
• Davidson residents say they won't let animal shelter issue die
• PART hears complaints, considers fix
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary - August 9, 2011
• New Middle College At UNCG Opens Wednesday
• Update: Woman dies in Lexington assault; charge upgraded to murder
• Tea Party locally really is very local - and hardly "astroturfed" from elsewhere
• N.C. panel approves changes on posting gas prices
• BB&T Ballpark wins 2011 Brick in Architecture award
• Sit-in icon McCain to speak at Peacemakers banquet
• AAMCO seeks franchise operators for 3 Triad locations
• Part of Elm Street closed after wreck
• Seafood restaurant to open in downtown W-S
• Organizers: U.S. Figure Skating event $27.4M boon for Triad
• Perdue orders schools to accept all eligible pre-K students
• $4.7M in road improvements coming to Montgomery County
• Wells Fargo names Joines community affairs manager
• Couple charged in Thomasville break-ins
• Skating championships pump $27 million into economy
• Primo Water posts loss
• FNB United losses grow
• Winston-Salem woman charged in business robbery
• Judge promises quick ruling on Planned Parenthood suit
• Wake Forest basketball player kicked off team
• PART sets hearing on fare hike, route cuts
• Bank of America sells loan servicing portfolio to Fannie Mae
• Man in I-85 standoff gets life in prison
• DOJ files suit against Education Management
• Military kills Taliban who downed U.S. helicopter
• Central Carolina Fair is Sept. 16-25
• Skating championships in Greensboro in running for 2 awards
• State rep resigning to become consultant
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• Former Burlington cop pleads guilty to sex crimes
• Davidson to continue use of gas chamber at shelter
• Cars to bring jobs to N.C.
• Authorities: One of men charged with killing girl in country illegally
• Woman dies in Greensboro shooting
• State's credit rating stays at AAA
• Coupon craze tied to thefts of newspapers
• Hepatitis scare at Fayetteville Olive Garden
• Dateline TV show returns to Fayetteville
• Short Orders: Cheleto's Mexican Grill opens
• Honda alters job creation schedule
• GCS Employee Receives Service Award
• New State Law Promotes Concussion Awareness
• NewBridge Bank introduces program to lock in mortgage rates
• William G. Smith, Jr., MD Joins Cornerstone Endocrinology
• Man charged in Rockett Street murder
• Dismal Swamp State Park threatened by wildfire
• Teen hit by car in Reidsville
• N.C.: Duke can spend $120 million on S.C. nuke plant
• Panthers WR Steve Smith injures finger
• Brantley Properties buys Goldsboro complex for $25.3M
• N.C. SEAL killed in Afghan crash recalled as daring
• Slideshow: Triad cities rank in top third for personal income
• Love, Cabrera, Leonard join Wyndham field
• Overturned truck in Davidson causes road closure
• Love, Cabrera, Leonard commit to Wyndham
• Primax to build Dollar General store in Kernersville
• For flash mobsters, crowd size a tempting cover
• Construction jobs increasing nationally, down in Triad
• Wake Forest, W-S Chamber offer free memberships
• Stocks rise after rough day
• Wells Fargo modifies 697,000 mortgages
• Stone, Caldwell named to UNC AD search committee
• Your smartphone: a new frontier for hackers
• Leadership Winston-Salem elects officers, adds board members
• High Point Regional employees raise $124K in giving campaign
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• McConnell Golf purchases TPC Wakefield Plantation
• Gastonia police say man used boy as shield
• Pediatricians: Sports in heat OK with precautions
• N.C. Legal Aid closes 3 offices
• N.C. Library has online exhibit about fair
• Winston-Salem police find man shot in both legs
• 4 robbed inside Greensboro garage
• Trial continues in fatal N.C. nursing home shootings
• Forsyth board to appeal prayer ruling
• Man says he saw shelter gassing cats, raccoon together
• Horseplay ends in death and charges
• Rockingham families waiting for school decisions
• PART fares could go up 60 cents
• Brady Expands Greensboro Service Team
• Mother of Hendrick Motorsports owner dies at 88
• Teen pedestrian hit by car in Eden
• Kindred Healthcare Reports Strong Second Quarter Results Following RehabCare Acquisition
• N.C. lifts outdoor burning ban in eastern counties
• Thorp names search committee for UNC's next AD
• ACC-Big Ten tipoff times are set
• AIG sues Bank of America for $10B over mortgages
• Four prisons in N.C. set to be closed
• VA worker heads to prison for stealing vet IDs
• Artists sought for festival piano project in Greensboro
• Want to win a spot in the Winston-Salem Open?
• Ramp closures along Business 40, U.S. 52 in Winston-Salem
• Legal Aid of NC to close offices, trim 30 jobs
• Bethabara complex has new owners, managers
• Stocks suffer huge losses; Triad companies tumble
• Thousands lose power after tree topples power line
• Stocks fall in wake of S&P downgrade
• Unifi, Inc. Completes Redemption of its 11.5% Senior Secured Notes Due 2014
• Winston-Salem Open berth available to a local player
• Big Head Todd, Indigo Girls coming to Greensboro
• Americans eager for Tea Party message now - admits top Democratic pollster
• Two Triad students benefit from NAACP Legal Scholarships
• Report: BofA to face suit from AIG
• AT&T hiring techs for U-verse
• Aquatics center offers free swim lessons for students
• Goodwill receives highest accreditation from CARF
• Dorsett Technologies, Varrow named 'companies to watch'
• Tiger Woods won't be in Wyndham Championship field
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• FAA funding dispute won't delay airport runway resurfacing
• Police: Watch out for grandkid-in-trouble scam
• Kids kidnapped in SUV returned home safely
• Shaw University reopens after April tornadoes
• Two charged in girl's stabbing death
• Emily falls apart, moves off N.C. coast
• Heat threatens central and eastern N.C.
• Dognapping appears on the rise in U.S.
• Man who served time in prison faces murder charge
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Sales-tax holiday keeps Triad retailers busy
• Man suffers stab wound; police arrest woman
• Tea Party here moves away from "street" - as Europe's angry move onto it
• Tiger Woods won't play at the Wyndham
• Missing girl's body found on banks of swollen creek
• Judges, attorneys differ on sectarian prayer ruling
• Coffee magnate becomes Krispy Kreme's largest shareholder
• Girl, 7, killed in Chapel Hill apartment fire
• As coliseum grows, focus is on director
• UNCG is asking for Glenwood rezoning
• Tracking keeps offenders in line
• An ‘on-fire go-getter’: New chamber president hits the ground sprinting
• Eden Drug offers free backpacks to elementary kids
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Selling produce requires long, hot days
• Rockingham People: Foundation names new board members
• Savvy Shopper: New home furnishings shop offers eclectic items
• Grandson is always ready with an ‘amen'
• Winston-Salem police investigate body found inside house
• Chancellor's Aug. 3 budget update
• CNN interviews Omar Ali about independent voters
• Tea Party continues move away from "street" rallies
• Filings for Greensboro City Council candidates
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting - August 9, 2011
• Fourteen GCS Schools Named Schools of Excellence
• Rockingham to discuss landfill for Eden
• $1 million grant to aid PTI in Honda projects
• UNC chancellor commits secondary NCAA violation
• Police investigate shooting on South Holden Road
• Woman dies in N.C. flood while running from police
• 16-year-old dies in Gibsonville crash
• Police: Man stole pair of earrings from Jared
• Seven companies bid on city trash services
• 75-year-old pilot goes astray, gets fighter-jet escort
• Plan for school shooting in Louisiana foiled
• Rockingham schools see progress in scores
• Churches, agencies getting ready to give away school supplies for the upcoming year
• Market drop takes its toll on Triad shares
• Watch PrideFest 2011 Live Online
• Market America brings more than 20,000 to Greensboro
• Top of the list: Largest Triad Minority-Owned Businesses
• Greensboro to host veteran’s small business conference
• Synergem completes next-gen 911 call
• Commission: John Edwards' campaign must repay $2 million
• Kincaid Furniture realigns execs
• Apple store draws crowds seeking tax-free deals
• Mecklenburg County dealing with influx of coyotes
• WFU speaks out on internships and what employers expect
• Researchers ID people by Facebook profile photos
• Apple, Samsung top smart phone market
• Fannie Mae needs another $5.1 billion in aid as more loans sour
• Plant 64 to benefit from hot apartment market in W-S
• Greensboro man stabbed outside his home
• Greensboro police investigating overnight homicide
• UNC chancellor seeks changes to school's honor court
• Blue Cross seeks rate increase
• Edgecombe county commissioner among those arrested in gambling raid
• Former sheriff admits to taking department funds for personal use
• Rising coffee costs boosting prices at Dunkin' Donuts
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Furniture market authority hires new director
• Man accused in kidnapping Alamance teen may face more charges
• N.C. Catholic priest sentenced for role in child porn case
• Senate expected to end FAA shutdown
• Candidate files for Greensboro City Council
• Tax-free shopping cranks up for the weekend
• Glimmer of hope on jobs
• Weaver Students Receive Honors At International Theater Convention
• Northeast Super-Mom Named GCS Volunteer of the Month
• Guilford County School District Seeks Feedback on Craven Elementary Project
• Elderly N.C. couple found dead in murder-suicide
• UNC chancellor's email to students, colleagues
• Deputies investigate Reidsville shooting
• Wolverton elected president of state downtown association
• Hagan wants public input on post office closures
• Targacept posts loss
• Progress, Duke seek utilities law change
• Man enters guilty plea in Greensboro graffiti case
• Richardson antes up to make Panthers more competitive
• UNCG basketball in Maui Invitational
• High Point Market Authority names new president
• Men's spa to open in High Point
• Police, citizens pay respects to fallen officer
• HPU moves up in Forbes Magazine’s ‘America’s Best Colleges’ List
• Golden Leaf approves $1M grant to woo Honda expansion at PTI
• Rest of hurricane season could get busy
• Markets fall amid fears of weakening global economy
• All clear at Virginia Tech
• IMG College expansion has added 50 new jobs in Winston-Salem
• Wake Forest tops Triad colleges on Forbes ranking
• Edwards re-signs with Roush Fenway
• Men's Golf Earns GCAA All-Academic Team Honors
• Arbor Investment Advisors plans move to historic W-S firehouse
• Annual 'ZooCool' is Saturday
• D.H. Griffin selected to build Repi plant in Gastonia
• ABCs reports for schools released
• Farrell, Catanzano Represent GC Women's Lacrosse Overseas
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• Former Wyndham champ Carl Pettersson joins field
• Furniture Brands loses $6.6 million in Q2
• Earth's two moons? It's not lunacy
• Fundraiser under way at Guilford
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Eastern Guilford fire probe assigned to cold case unit
• N.C. dog-fighting 'legend' to be sentenced
• High school juniors might have to take ACT next year
• N.C., S.C. rank low for entrepreneurial activity
• Sanford Lowe's re-opening ahead of schedule
• 'Hunger Games' filming hits Concord today
• Boy, 15, hit while riding bike
• Godsoe fifth in 100 back at U.S. swimming nationals
• Jerry Lewis won't host annual telethon this year
• 2 arrested after Greensboro break-in
• Bubba Smith, football star, movie actor dies
• Healthy eating is expensive, new study finds
• Teacher Supply Warehouse Helps Prepare GCS Classrooms
• Three Elementary Schools Mark First Day
• Survey indicates Greensboro has small business growth in July
• Jay-Z and Kanye West tour stops in Greensboro
• Sam's Club® offers free vision screening event in the Triad
• Qubein to speak at tourism conference
• N.C.'s ACLU asks police how they use cell phone data
• N.C.'s Blue Cross shopping for new pharmacy manager
• Report: BofA seeking foreclosure deal
• Jamesville teen dies after being pinned by own car
• Hoppers might face Strasburg on Sunday
• Andy Roddick joins Winston-Salem Open field
• N.C. readies for pre-kindergarten storm
• Epes Logistics expands with three new offices to increase national presence
• William Duncan, financial VP at High Point University, dies
• MedCenter Kernersville to host open house Saturday
• Triad, N.C. schools ranked among “Best 376 Colleges”
• Pettersson, Haas join Wyndham field
• Disney to train Winston-Salem Dash
• Triad golfers award $285,000 in cancer research grants
• Citizens invited to provide input on Business 40 interchanges in Winston-Salem
• East Market Street Development planning entrepreneur classes
• Small biz survey ticks up in Greensboro
• Delays on I-40 expected Thurs. because of officer's funeral
• Whitsett farm wins national contest, fruit orchard
• BofA expands outreach to troubled homeowners
• Yancey House Restaurant closes
• Minority Institute to meet in Pinehurst
• Hanesbrands teams with Box Tops program
• Area students earn UNC-Chapel Hill scholarships
• Triad under Code Orange air quality alert
• Officer who stopped shooting rampage testifies
• Duke Energy will seek more acquisitions
• US Airways ranks worst for delays
• WFU reports regenerative breakthrough
• CBL price for Oak Hollow Mall: $9M
• Budget cuts force UNCG to eliminate 200 jobs
• Grant to help former foster youth in N.C.
• Wyndham to donate $100,000 to Triad charity
• N.C. tax-free weekend starts Friday
• Carolina Bank trims losses
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• Autopsy: Beaten N.C. boy, 4, had alcohol in system
• Ziggy's to open Friday
• Former Children's Home employee pleads guilty to sex offense with resident
• Charlotte is test market for smokeless tobacco lozenges
• Progress Energy phases in natural gas
• N.C. textile firm sued over $145,000 in compensation
• Thomasville gets grant for new police motorcycles
• HPU financial affairs official dies
• Short Orders: Deli offers real thing
• Jail creates big need for parking site
• Annual community event breaks down barriers
• Greensboro City Council filings
• Kindred Healthcare's Second Quarter Conference Call Scheduled for August 9
• Testimony focuses on nurse in 2009 shooting
• Contractors late again on U.S. 17 expansion in N.C.
• Woman trying to protect pet attacked by dogs
• Wyndham to donate $100,000 to charity after fan vote
• Princeton Review: UNCG among 376 best colleges
• UNCG makes top colleges list for 13th straight year
• Senate approves debt deal; U.S. avoids default
• UNCG ranks high on Campus Pride index
• Ticketmaster and Walmart bring event tickets to 13 Triad stores
• Broadband services approach advertised speeds
• Man beaten, robbed in Burlington
• Obama signs debt-limit bill after Senate vote
• Old Dominion launches new logistics division
• Wyndham extends Title Sponsorship of Wyndham Championship through 2016
• Alliance Commercial, NAI Carolantic form partnership
• Walmart, Ticketmaster to provide in-store tickets
• Lorillard selling $750 million in bonds
• Pike Electric buys Utah company
• Davidson County man charged in father's stabbing
• HPU adds environmental studies to academic lineup
• RF Micro Devices execs to present at investor conferences
• 1 death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Ticketmaster adds outlets at area Walmart stores
• Debt deal: Coble, Foxx vote 'yes,' Miller, Watt 'no'
• VF to build new Hackleburg facility
• FNB United completes fundraising for merger
• HP Regional tops in U.S. News cancer ratings
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Tropical Storm Emily eyes Puerto Rico
• Davidson Co. group opposes shelter's gas chamber
• N.C. man dies in golf course accident
• Pfafftown man sentenced to life in prison for sex crimes with children
• Carowinds buys land for expansion
• Memorial fund set up for Winston-Salem police officer's family
• Duke gets contributions from record donors
• Fender bender turns into wild ride for one driver
• Six wild dogs removed from Fayetteville streets
• Helping Hands Ministry of High Point seeks new home
• Thief steals files at UNC
• Golf tourney sponsor stays the course
• Stars promote black theater festival
• Nonprofit will manage curb market
• Guilford County Board of Education July 28, 2011 Meeting Summary
• Military investigates death of 82nd paratrooper
• Police look into theft at UNC honor court office
• Father of dead N.C. woman seeks custody of grandsons
• Pride Football Tabbed 8th In USA South Preseason Poll
• Mother charged after 5 kids are found living without water, AC
• Funeral set for Winston-Salem officer killed on duty
• Man charged in hit-and-run death of Gibsonville bicyclist
• Judge grants change of venue in Zahra Baker murder trial
• $4.50 passenger fee at PTI approved
• International Market Centers closes on more HP showrooms
• N.C. Teaching Fellows program to be phased out
• Wyndham extends tourney sponsorship thru 2016
• FDIC: RBC Bank losses more than double to $275M
• Wyndham extends Greensboro sponsorship through 2016
• Guilford College formally kicks off $60M capital campaign
• Top of the List: Triad Radio Stations
• BB&T adds to online insurance offerings
• Rock & Republic assets auctioned
• Commissioner Gibson unlikely to vote in favor of Honda incentives
• Casting Crowns to play Greensboro show
• HPU, Cornerstone Healthcare Foundation Team up to Host Sports Medicine Seminar
• Greensboro names two department heads
• Panthers close to deal with veteran QB
• Panel recommends money for sterilization victims
• Free Spirit Yoga opens in downtown Greensboro
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• Patrols hired to protect wild Outer Banks ponies
• Gay marriage: awkward issue for some GOP hopefuls
• HSBC to cut 30,000 jobs worldwide
• Trial set to begin in N.C. nursing home shooting
• Man tells police he was shot at following robbery
• Ex-waitress charged with changing receipts
• Man accused of assault and felony hit-and-run
• Winston-Salem officer killed on way to help
• Lumbee recognition gets bipartisan support
• Soldier killed in Iraq honored in Thomasville
• Contractor death at Fort Bragg deemed accidential
• Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Car giveaway revs up grads
• GCS Presents Data on School Safety
• Board of Education Approves 2011-12 Budget Resolution
• AT&T latest to throttle big data users
• Men face charges in Arby's robbery, other incidents
• Siamese twins descendants hold 22nd annual reunion
• Walk this way
• UNCG experiences building boom
• Landfill of the future: Turning trash into treasure
• Two sites in running for solar farm
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• Eight students attend N.C. 4-H Congress
• Rockingham People: McMichael High wins Bank Cup
• Shagging at Lynrock: steps back in time
• 4-H leader honored for lifetime of service
• Savvy Shopper: Owner says shop, socialize at store
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• Man victim of robbery, carjacking in Greensboro
• Two men walking down Greensboro street robbed
• Police: Man robbed gas station after asking for change
• Big cats, other critters find safe haven near Pittsboro
• HPU growth: Bulldozers clear property for expansion
• Jobless rate rises again for Triad
• Schedule weighs on legislators
• Children in need can get backpacks loaded with school supplies
• One Lucky Graduate Will Win A Car At Rice Toyota Cool To Be Smart
• Man eats the charge after two 911 calls about sandwich
• Man sentenced to life without parole in Red Mike Grocery homicide
• No. 1 pick Cam Newton signs deal with Panthers
• Update: Senate rejects debt limit bill 2 hours after House passes it
• 'Dukes of Hazzard' sheriff sues for royalties
• Slideshow: Honoring the Triad's top CFOs
• Counterfeit bills used in Craig's List buys
• VF to announce plans for Ala. center destroyed by tornado
• UNC's Withers: 'I want to have fun'
• Cumberland County trying to corral wild dogs
• US appeals court rules against Forsyth opening prayer
• Wyndham not optimistic about Woods
• U.S. 29 ramp at Reedy Fork Pkwy to temporarily close
• Salem offering new online degree
• Yoforia opens first store in Greensboro
• Townsends to close plant, lay off 476 in Davie County
• Mortgage rates remain steady
• Allstate to appoint 35 new agency owners in N.C.
• BofA sued for securities fraud by institutional investors
• Hospitals' $680M of work shapes future
• New 14 Carolina adding staff for new newscasts
• Guilford County Schools approves budget
• Asheville blaze kills one firefighter, injures 10
• 50% of Madoff's Ponzi money recovered
• 'Wicked Divas' to perform at White Oak
• Man found dead in Eden
• Photo: West Market Street reopens
• With coach's kidney, Wake athlete back
• Commercial real estate lending on the rebound?
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Man shot in High Point
• APNewsBreak: Rosa Parks essay reveals rape attempt
• N.C. expands motorist help from Charlotte to Raleigh
• Gunmen rob convenience store in Greensboro
• Tractor-trailer spills produce in Winston-Salem
• Feds file lawsuit in N.C. Taco Bell haircut dispute
• Whole Foods begins construction on store
• City Council candidate filings
• General Assembly’s map upsets Guilford politicians
• GCS Teachers Assist in International Democracy Education Program
• GCS Alternative Certification Track Graduates New Class
• Cops: S.C. teen used nude pics to force girls into sex
• Public invited to comment on police department's re-accreditation
• Feds file lawsuit in Taco Bell haircut dispute
• Three suspects sought in Greensboro shooting
• BofA, Wells Fargo CEOs: Resolve ceiling
• RF Micro to cut 55 jobs locally
• Group hiring attorney to oppose Eden landfill
• N.C. announces more than $6 million in arts grants
• FAA investigating N.C. plane crash that killed 1
• New Hanover schools say good-bye to fried fries
• Nokia crash causes RF Micro layoffs
• Hagan supports Greensbro-based Army National Guard, Army Reserve
• Baptist settles employee health benefit lawsuit for $5.38M
• Woman charged with embezzling from kennel club
• Independent pharmacy opens in Clemmons
• Downtown Greensboro executive suites to open next month
• Abortion bill passes despite veto
• Wells Fargo, other banks spar on foreclosure settlement
• Baddour to step aside as UNC athletics director
• RJR provides 3,000 pieces of artwork to arts council
• Andy Card, Bush's chief of staff, joins Lorillard board
• Furniture sales flat in May
• Applications for unemployment aid drop below 400K
• Yadkin Valley Bank loss jumps
• Unifi earnings increase
• Pender County wildfire continues to burn
• DaVita, served by UNC's Roper on board, sued
• RJR: FDA turning packs into "government billboards"
• John Mellencamp sets Greensboro show
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Ex-taxi driver charged in beating death
• Dismissal of lacrosse suits sought
• Layoffs, closures loom at UNC
• Red Cross seeks more blood donors
• Grateful Bread site gets new owner
• Man at PTI charged with identity theft, driver’s license fraud
• PTI approaching a year of monthly passenger gains
• State may draw county district maps
• Marissa’s mother says don’t judge us
• UNC fires Butch Davis
• Business Journal honors 18 CFOs
• Photo: 40-year-old Eden woman reported missing
• Hardin: Can UNC football win the right way?
• Pitt County woman charged after 76 animals rescued
• Fast-food manager facing assault charge held in N.C.
• State crews to close part of I-73 for bridge construction
• Trial date set in N.C. nursing home shooting
• Code Orange air quality alert issued again
• Summerfield's Dembowiak, UNCG's Chapman qualify for U.S. Amateur golf
• Gay marriage amendment not clear winner for N.C. GOP
• Grants support Jewish seniors in Greensboro
• WFU, Wake Forest Baptist join GigU network project
• Hatteras Financial earnings up
• Salem College plans for east campus
• New commissioners districts approved
• Pilots of president's plane practice in Greensboro
• Aquatic Center lands Triangle meet
• RF Micro rising as market falls
• Unifi to give garment scraps new life
• Bell Partners sells senior living properties
• 2011 Greensboro City Council elections information
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• Perdue's veto of voter ID bill stands
• 2 arrested after Lincolnton officer dragged by pickup
• Reidsville woman dies after struck by car
• Man shot during robbery in Greensboro
• Man assaulted with pliers during robbery
• I-85 to be shut down for Yadkin River bridge demolition
• IMAX theater coming to High Point
• Ex-Edwards aide fires back
• Durham wants ruling overturned in lacrosse case
• Short Orders: Elon gets new eatery
• Coliseum could run curb market
• Montagnard community unites after tragedy
• Several more add name to City Council races
• Southeast Area Construction Projects Nearing Completion
• N.C. constitutional changes could be heard this week
• RF Micro Devices profits fall
• Woman dies after car chase with deputies
• 'Most Wanted' suspect found hiding in attic
• RFMD(R) Announces June Quarterly Revenue of $214.2 Million
• DOT awards contract for Bonner Bridge replacement
• Winston-Salem based Novant Health garners national attention
• Moses Cone Hospital Receives Excellence in Professionalism Awards
• Guilford County Schools graduation rate reaches new high
• City of Greensboro to host small business loan workshop
• Amarr buys unit of Aluminum Overhead Doors
• Postal Service looks at closing 1 in 10 retail outlets
• Walmart offers video streaming on website
• House overturns abortion bill veto
• New Breed Logistics' CEO is Wyndham Championship's honorary chairman
• Outdoor ice rink returning to downtown Greensboro this year
• Triad post offices land on possible closure list
• Woman's body found on Forsyth roadside
• 5 men sought after Pleasant Garden home invasion
• iPad Vs Android: Apple enjoys 24-1 advantage
• NewBridge ramps up mortgage rate locks
• Yadkin Valley Bank exits wholesale mortgages
• Wake Forest Baptist to host sports safety event
• Ice rink to return to downtown Greensboro
• Greensboro coffee shop closing
• Brian McKnight concert canceled
• Lenovo’s $900M purchase OK’d in Europe
• 13-year-old girl, money missing in Alamance
• Bojangles to be sold to private equity firm
• Girl attacked by shark unafraid of going back in the water
• Shark bite victim recovering well
• 'Disney on Ice' returns to Greensboro
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Former Easley aide starts prison time
• Two Union County men arrested in diamond thefts
• Charlotte family wins lottery for 3rd time
• N.C. pilot's crop-dusting plane crashes in Indiana field
• Police: Armed woman, two men rob business
• Fire destroys Iraq vet's business building in Thomasville
• Family: Sidewalk might have prevented death of man in wheelchair
• Disinfectant added to water supply
• Bellamy-Small will make run for mayor
• Police: Victim was contacted before shooting frenzy
• NewBridge Bank Invitational Jamboree Supports & Showcases High School Athletics
• Neighborhood to host fundraiser for 8-year-old hit-and-run victim
• N.C. House pushes malpractice liability cap into law
• RFMD expands foundry services to include pHEMT process technologies
• UNCG athletics hires NCAA compliance director
• Burlington-based LabCorp announces Q2 earnings; revenue up
• Bellamy-Small will run for mayor
• Area under severe storm watch
• Pace Communications wins Apex Awards
• Appalachian State favored in Southern
• ACC football: Florida State to win league, media predicts
• Southwest-AirTran unveil new routes
• Former Novant Health executive accused of embezzlement
• Drifter pleads not guilty to killing N.C. hikers
• Aquatic center to host two more regional swimming meets
• Hospital executive charged with stealing $620,000
• Charlotte company to hire 250 in Concord
• Bank of the Carolinas posts loss
• Lowes Foods to open third discount store
• Newman out as Charlotte tourism CEO
• Could Apple buy Hulu?
• Lorillard sees 2Q growth fueled by jumps in sales, prices
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• Photo: Southwest plane makes emergency landing
• Dynamo to host playoff game Tuesday
• Peace alumnae protest decision to admit men
• High heat, humidity linger across N.C. this week
• Lorillard reports quarterly profit
• Kanye West, Jay-Z announce Greensboro date
• Man dies after fall from N.C. resort balcony
• Charlotte mother sentenced for stabbing daughters
• Texting driver pleads guilty iin death of motorcyclist
• 5 killed in 4 weekend wrecks in Cape Fear region
• Hagan hosting debt ceiling discussion at UNC
• Attendance low at two summer enrichment programs
• The Bubbas cavort
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• 2 charged with stealing drugs from pharmacy
• Police arrest man, seek another in Burlington store break-in
• 9 at hospitals after car crashes into Charlotte apartment
• Atlanta man dies after fall from N.C. resort balcony
• Driver charged in hit-and-run that killed man in wheelchair
• Coffee prices jolt your cup of joe
• N.C. lawmakers feel pressure to enact Caylee's Law
• Despite heat, wheat's been sweet for Triad farmers
• Savvy Shopper: Get pampered at new salon in downtown
• Honda has big plans for airport expansion
• For the love of her sons
• Public records - Rockingham County
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• Living with ‘A word’ is a tough life lesson
• Traveling tombstone returns home
• ‘LEED’ing the way: New Douglass Elementary environmentally friendly
• New money and energy saving program for Greensboro
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting - July 28, 2011
• Summer Arts Institutes Presents Shakespeare’s Macbeth
• 3 more arrested in triple homicide
• Thomas Set to Join Women's Soccer Team in the Fall
• Report: Man whose body was found in Guilford County pond drowned
• Visage of Jesus, disciples 'sighted' on wall of Burlington building
• Wright Brothers center to reopen after fire
• Customers express sadness over Borders closing
• Report: Speed was factor in fatal High Point wreck
• Wrecks knock out power in High Point
• 8-year-old crash victim remembered
• Shooting suspect failed to surrender guns
• Homicide victim died a hero, friends say
• US Airways pilots allege safety breaches
• High Point businesses have access to financial incentives to create more jobs
• Wachovia featured in Wells Fargo museum
• Piedmont Community Bank raises another $15M
• Governor appoints Bullard Fox to District Court
• Church passes gift of transportation along to another church
• '30 days of hell' for U.S. victim of German E. coli
• Change of command slated for Coast Guard cutter
• Accused in triple homicide makes first court appearance
• Hey, Americans: Advice from Earth's heat experts
• Jacksonville high, GSO/HP low for early birds
• Officials identify victims in NC plane crash
• Mamma Mia! It's an ABBA concert
• Senate panel approves N.C. congressional map
• Cat reports higher sales, profits
• Syngenta sees sales, profits rise
• N.C. unemployment rate ticks up to 9.9%
• Mount Airy runner-up for friendliest small town in USA
• 4 charged in Alamance cocaine bust
• Southern Community returns to profit
• Reynolds American reports drop in second-quarter income
• Bank of North Carolina expands Greensboro operations
• Honda seeks $775,000 in incentives from county
• Honda seeks $775K from county
• Volleyball Team Earns 2010-2011 Academic Award
• NewBridge Bank taps Asheboro, Raleigh, Morganton
• Local farm in contest to win an orchard
• UNC gets credit for DNA research
• After 150 years, Raleigh's Peace College going co-ed
• Reynolds American quarterly profit falls
• Lassie's kin gives fans a thrill at Western Film Fair
• In Graham, learning to survive the sixth grade
• Butner youth counselor fired after sex allegation
• More hot weather today, Saturday
• 6-year-old riding bike struck by car, killed on U.S. 29
• Saint Francis University Hires Former GC Women's Lacrosse Coach Greg Gebhard
• Former GC Softball Coach Kama Tucker Hired at Presbyterian
• Plane enroute from Miss. crashes In N.C.
• N.C. watches jobless rate stubbornly above U.S. mark
• GCS Releases Preliminary AYP Data for 2010-11
• GCS Graduation Rate Reaches New High
• La Bohème Performance Has Been Postponed
• GCS Student Talent on Display at Summer Arts Programs
• Winston-Salem based HanesBrands reports 2nd quarter results for 2011
• Winston-Salem based Krispy Kreme Doughnuts announces SVP of U.S. Franchises
• High Point officer seriously injured in crash
• Former Duke Energy exec joins law firm
• Reidsville man sought in stabbing
• Sexton starts remodeling Golden Gate Food Lion
• Greensboro-based VF Corporation announces 2nd quarter results for 2011
• Ingersoll-Rand Q2 earnings fall
• Progress responds to terrorism threat on utilities
• 2 arrested after Greensboro robbery
• Riva's restaurant in Greensboro to close
• Budget cuts hit hard at UNC-SA, but film school spared
• Media General reports 2Q loss of $15.4M
• School of the Arts announces layoffs, budget reductions
• John Edwards' campaign ordered to repay $2 million to federal treasury
• Police: 10 youths responsible for Burlington vandalism spree
• Riva's Trattoria to close
• John Edwards' former mistress seeks contempt order
• Redistricting committees begin new N.C. maps debate
• Man dies after being shot with Taser in Charlotte
• BetterBuildings program offers aid for “green” homeowners
• Center City Park's mascot returns
• Guilford schools achieve record-high graduation rate
• Insteel Industries reports $3.7M in earnings in 3Q
• Higher standards trip up schools' progress
• FEC rules John Edwards campaign must repay $2.3M
• United Arts Council meets its fundraising goal
• Bridging the digital divide
• Inside today's Go Triad
• VF Corp. posts strong quarterly earnings
• Requests for unemployment benefits rise
• Man who played role in Rae Carruth case freed from prison
• N.C. slaying suspect's parents offer condolences
• Retailers to bring fresh produce to 1,500 places
• Update: 3 dead, 2 injured in apartment shooting
• First set of quadruplets born at Fort Bragg hospital
• Lenovo gives laptops for Guarantee scholars
• Man hit by train in Greensboro
• 2nd suspect arrested in Asheville gay-bashing case
• Last space shuttle comes home
• Man pleads not guilty in fatal boat crash
• Conference USA South Football Media Day Set for August 1
• Greensboro College to Hold First Ever PrideFest on August 6
• Part of Lee St. closed after wreck
• Study: Drug courts effective in reducing crime
• County to consider Honda incentives
• Open House Dates Announced for Guilford County Schools
• Cool to Be Smart Winner Heading to France This Fall
• GCS to Consider Early College at N.C. A&T State University
• Sabrina Caldwell Recognized by Sam’s Club
• GCS Announces Hampton Elementary Eager to Start New School Year
• Kindred Healthcare Announces Development of Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospitals
• Update: Red Cross cuts 5 jobs in Greensboro chapter
• State closes ramps in Winston-Salem for repaving work
• Fire damages building at Wright Brothers center
• Charlotte family awarded $10M in Taser death
• Sawyer named president and CEO of Reidsville Chamber
• A&T to host defense research workshop
• Assets of Renegade Holdings, sister companies sold
• RDU security machines to get new privacy upgrade
• HanesBrands earnings steady
• GCS considering new early college at A&T
• Wake Forest Baptist among "most connected" hospitals
• Reidsville chamber picks new president
• 5-year-old girl bitten by shark at Ocracoke
• Davidson County homicide victim identified
• Update: Aviation company to expand Kinston plant
• Apple releases new operating system, laptops
• S.C. dairy defends its raw milk after N.C. illnesses
• Retail center sale nets Wake Forest $40M
• Vineyard Vines outlet opening at Tanger in Mebane
• Earnings rise at RBC buyer PNC
• Lorillard recalls some cigarette packs
• Lorillard recalls Newport Non-Menthol cigarettes
• Asheville police say man attacked after anti-gay slurs
• Hot enough for you? Wait till Friday
• Progress is seen on a blood test for Alzheimer's
• Alabama still collecting tax for Confederate vets
• Honda eyes jet service center in Triad
• Chief: TSA 'singled out' Charlotte airport
• Man charged with murder in wreck that killed his two sons
• Autopsy shows robber killed partner, then himself
• Father faulted in boy's death at mother's hand
• State prison employee resigns after inmate mistakenly released
• Volunteers forgo sleep in race to finish 'Makeover' home
• Trinity votes down alcohol sales
• Short Orders: The Lunchbox offers lunch and more
• Council votes to seek bids on landfill
• State Superintendent Approves Calendar Waiver For GCS
• GCS National Merit Scholarship Recipient Announced
• Groundbreakings Highlight Summer Construction Work
• BB&T taps Cynthia Williams to lead marketing teams
• Neighbors report Burlington man missing
• Update: Trinity votes against alcohol sales
• Honda may open jet service center here
• City Council meets to discuss economic incentives
• Gottfried putting his touches on N.C. State program
• Greensboro Opera postpones fall performance
• N.C. man waives extradition in Va. on murder charge
• Three charged with stealing air conditioning units
• State approves calendar waiver for Guilford County Schools
• N.C. Marathon will stay on the same route this year
• Lenovo donates laptops to UNCG scholarship students
• Delta flying larger planes at PTI
• New Atlantic Contracting wins $9M aquarium project
• Greensboro-High Point face dearth of green jobs, study says
• Latest maps put 2 pairs of Congressional Democrats in same districts
• Appeals court divided over 'bra lift' search
• MVP Group to add 67 jobs at Elkin candle plant
• Fragrance maker to add 67 jobs in Surry County
• Airfare hike attempt fails
• Urban Ministry reports rise in emergency need
• 'UNCG Guarantee' scholars to receive Lenovo laptops
• U.S. News ranks Wake Forest Baptist top Triad hospital
• Piedmont Advantage CU sends veterans on 'Flights of Honor'
• Elon launching new lifeline learning institute
• New aquarium approved for Natural Science Center
• Greensboro-based VF Corporation-Majestic® Brand Launches 2011 Signature Series
• Mortgage robo-signing continuing to go on at banks
• Truliant CEO to testify in Congress today
• 'Most Wanted' suspect held without bond
• Two tortoises stolen from zoo in Wilmington
• Woman slain in Davidson County
• Surry County approves incentives for "Project Light"
• Bank of America reports $8.8B loss
• Trinity alcohol vote is today
• Eden man gets life in prison for killing crying baby
• Woman run over, killed after wreck on I-85
• Man robbed at gunpoint in Greensboro
• Family upset that dog killed by police during chase
• Biofuels Center looks at RTP area
• 'Extreme Makeover' volunteers fight heat, clock
• Former Michigan governor in N.C. to plug electric cars
• City nonprofit to lead local 9/11 charity effort
• More than ready next time
• GCS Will Offer Pre-K To Students This Fall
• Illnesses in N.C. linked to raw milk from S.C. dairy
• Sade, John Legend to play in Greensboro on Sept. 10
• No storybook ending: Borders to close last 400 stores
• Borders Group to liquidate
• Former UNCG professor, historian dies at 83
• Perdue stands against community college mergers
• HPU offers students real-world experience that may benefit your future business
• First Lady to help with N.C. 'Extreme Makeover' home
• Perdue opposes community college merger plan
• Hyatt Hotels purchases Hotel Sierra chain
• N.C. third-most dependent on manufacturing
• State will release preliminary student testing results this week
• Wait times down significantly for Apple’s iPad 2
• Update: Downtown bank robbed; man arrested
• Delta making service changes in 24 small markets
• North Carolina among cheapest in country for mortgage closing costs
• Tea Party's ace card here
• Judge strikes down pre-kindergarten limits
• 2 Republicans to challenge Shuler
• N.C. man charged after woman's body found in trunk
• Progress and Duke to settle shareholder lawsuits regarding merger
• Verizon lighting up 4G network in Triad
• UNCG police arrest 'Most Wanted' suspect
• Elder Finishes in Second at Carolinas Amateur
• WFU center launching family-owned business study
• Rickey Smiley cancels Greensboro show
• Triad gas prices reach $3.63, up for second week
• New type of beetle killing trees in North Carolina
• N.C. trooper kills pedestrian in Elizabeth City
• Bill to fight Pender County wildfire nearly $3M
• Gumnan robs Best Western in Greensboro
• Man found dead from gunshot wound in Winston-Salem
• N.C. woman to marry 1 year after paralyzing accident
• Tropical Storm Bret strengthens off Bahamas
• Robbery suspects flee, die in murder-suicide
• David Burr remembered as a father, church leader
• Day care center closes after lead found in paint
• N.C. air base holding noisy training exercises
• N.C. Zoo looks beyond cuts and into future
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Greensboro lacks green jobs
• Madison man drowns in Belews Lake
• Man faces DWI charge in fatal I-40 wreck
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Hard-hit town gets A bit of goodwill
• Honda Aircraft seeks aid for growth
• EMF: Passion and perseverance
• Wanted: Market manager
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• Rockingham People: Grads’ offers are near record
• Educators help grade English AP essays
• The best bargain may not be on the shelf
• Savvy Shopper: Savings, openings and other goings-on
• Western NC cheese-maker meets business' challenges
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Rising prices give coffee an even bigger kick
• Lexington man faces charge of solicitation of murder
• Elder Leads at Carolinas Amateur
• Carriers seen testing iPhone 5 betas
• Local residents file to run for office
• Reserve player for Carolina injures knee in summer game, could miss the season
• Festival today to celebrate the Lumber River
• Greensboro delivery driver robbed
• Author's daughter helped him handle his depression
• A prominent opponent to proposed landfill steps out
• State struggling to comply with new sex offender rules
• UNC guard McDonald suffers torn ACL
• Man charged with shooting sister in eye with pellet gun
• Ex-mayor working on vetoed N.C. voter ID bill
• Feds releasing $1M to N.C. investment scam victims
• New N.C. community college courses point to hot jobs
• 2-year-old drowns after falling into family pool
• N.C. wildfires add to budget headaches for state
• Triad opens 1st gas station to offer alternative fuel with higher ethanol
• Greensboro police release crime figures for first half of 2011
• Tractor trailer hits Mayodan house, drives off
• Lowes to give away 100 iPods for back-to-school celebration
• In the town of Tar Heel, no one wants to run for office
• Wrights Care Services, YWCA of HP 'Fill Their Backpacks'
• Top of the List: Commercial Property Management Firms
• United launches airfare hike attempt
• Apple's iPad, iPhone and iPod attract more developer interest
• Delta making service changes in 24 small markets
• Humbled Murdoch apologizes for phone-hacking scandal
• Weekend road closures in Winston-Salem
• Obama to Congress: 'Do something big'
• U.S. Law Enforcement Gather at HPU to Discuss Safe Community Practices
• Jeri Rowe: Before I die, here’s what needs doing
• Toddler dies after falling out of her father's pickup
• Family squabble leads to lawsuit over Duke basketball tickets
• Bank of America’s mortgage-bond settlement faces more threats
• UNCSA grosses $1M+ from Oklahoma!
• Reynolds American announces quarterly dividend
• October trial date set in John Edwards case
• State provides foreclosure prevention fund
• IT job market pulling back
• Italian ice shop opens with free servings
• Scotland County wildlife preserve expands
• Hoppers to turn statue theft into K-9 fundraiser
• HomeTeam Inspection to add three Triad franchises
• N.C. foreclosures drop 23.7% in first half of year
• High Point bank warns of phone scam
• More than 40 arrested in prescription painkiller sting
• Truck driver facing charges in June wreck that killed 3
• Spacecraft's mission: learn about solar system's origin
• Woman pleads guilty over real estate killing
• Grandson charged with theft from NASCAR's Ingram
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Executive at heart of British phone-hacking scandal resigns
• Sleeping dad charged with abuse after 3-year-old daughter wanders outside
• Trip to Garner earns Emmy nomination
• Police to move headquarters across street
• Miss Babe Ruth found, but she must be cloned
• Preschool notifications delayed
• GCS Teachers Bring Scientific Research To The Classroom
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• Updated N.C. congressional lines possible by weekend
• N.C. homeless vets to use "Extreme Makeover" log cabin
• Report: Trucker didn't slow before I-40 wreck
• Man convicted of robbing 3 North Carolina banks
• U.S. Marshals arrest Fla. kidnapping suspect, locate boy in Greensboro
• Report: 357 affected by stolen Wake Forest Baptist documents
• Three men charged with burglarizing High Point homes
• Part of Wendover Ave. to be closed for road work
• Apple rises to No. 3 in US PC sales
• "Miss Babe Ruth" statue recovered, arrest made
• Jennifer Convertibles returning to NC, slowly
• Four years' probation for Georgia Tech
• Update: John Edwards gets October trial date
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• Police make arrest in theft of Miss Babe Ruth statue
• BTS: Delta top airline in April
• Most of field set for inaugural Winston-Salem Open
• Shugart celebrates 45th anniversary
• Winston-Salem Open adds to field
• Mice from Wake Forest Baptist aboard space shuttle Atlantis
• Yadkin Valley Career Academy joins STEM network
• The Mason Jar has closed
• Judge declares mistrial in Roger Clemens' perjury trial
• Urban Ministry seeing higher numbers of hungry people
• Borders nears liquidation
• Wells Fargo converts Wachovia branches in Florida
• Duke, Progress rate well with customers
• High Point's "Uptowne Market" events to begin in September
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• Man arrested in early-morning Greensboro robbery
• Jurors to see graphic photos of Carthage shootings
• NC woman sentenced to 13 years in baby's death
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• Companies propose curbing junk food ads for kids
• Man dies in motorcycle wreck
• Train in High Point hits man lying on tracks
• Gunmen rob man walking to vehicle
• Man tells police he was shot
• iPad perk: Students, teachers get gadgets
• Solar farm site team will look at landfill
• Guilford County Schools Receives Financial Reporting Award
• GCS Chief Academic Officer Receives National Award
• Business Support Brings One-To-One Technology To Montlieu
• GCS Schools Show Gains In Preliminary EOG/EOC Results
• N.C. Legislature's panel endorses college changes
• Traffic alert: N.C. 68 at Pleasant Ridge Road closed for police investigation
• Update: Freight train hits man lying on tracks
• Kindred Healthcare Announces Additional Cluster Market Development Plans and Project Openings
• Greensboro police to get new headquarters downtown
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• Wofford, Spartanburg still preparing for Panthers camp
• Construction crane collapses in Fayetteville
• Highwoods to buy 23-story Atlanta office tower?
• Winston-Salem's new IMAX screen to feature Harry Potter
• Winston-Salem businesses band together for "Burke Street Stroll"
• Adams steps down as N.C. A&T provost
• GSO City Council to consider business proposal next week
• First Citizens opening at Mendenhall Oaks
• Congressman highlights airport security breaches
• Lawmakers turn attention to vetoes
• Jan's House has closed
• Guilford schools show gains in test results
• U.S. women advance to World Cup final
• Neal named interim Rockingham County manager
• New state program to help struggling small business owners
• Blog post sparks talk about Hagan for VP in 2012
• Miss Babe Ruth statue stolen from NewBridge Bank Park
• Honda Aircraft gives tour of new factory
• 76 animals seized from Greenville-area home
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• Nike faces new accounts of worker abuse
• Government cancels plan for immigration center in Cary
• Elon board approves liquor referendum for fall ballot
• Short Orders: Summerfield gets new bakery
• Man charged with breaking into 7 Greensboro stores
• Netflix raises rates, irks subscribers
• Gunman robs man of moped
• Intruder with machete shot by Wilkes homeowner
• Girl, 15, was allegedly sold for sex
• Guards admit to beating inmate
• Man admits in court killing eight in nursing home shootings
• Bus fares may rise 15% in January
• HondaJet production nears
• GCS Indulges Students In Summer Arts Exposure
• Bobcats begin laying off workers amid NBA lockout
• Hearing Wednesday in former UNC player lawsuit
• Planned Parenthood aims N.C. court date
• Tenn. lawmaker carved initials in her capitol desk
• Former Va. Beach deputy charged in murder plot
• Hoppers offer $1,000 reward for missing Miss Babe Ruth statue
• House to vote to ban rules on new light bulbs
• Wyndham Championship field taking shape
• No corner office at HondaJet
• Netflix separates DVD and streaming subscriptions
• Honda to add as many as 300 jobs
• Nine of top 30 FedExCup players to play in Wyndham
• Lower speed limit takes effect along part of I-85
• Creator of 'Brady Bunch,' 'Gilligan's Island' dies
• AHA survey finds drug shortages at 99.5% of hospitals
• NCTA plans "ThinkTech" conference
• A dog's life: Run, fun, baseball
• Guilford schools to release preliminary testing data Wednesday
• Political graffiti found at N.C. Planned Parenthood
• Showplace furnishes internship to add value to daily business
• Father faces felony child abuse charge
• Marsh Kitchens to build Paula Deen's showroom kitchen
• UNC Health Care gives universities $20M
• Reynolds American, Lorillard to report quarterly earnings
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• Greensboro road closure set for Tuesday
• BofA shares hit new low on weak day of trading
• Southern Conference football coming to UNC-TV
• N.C. Lottery ticket sales rise to $1.46B
• UNC Health Care gives $20M to universities
• Former Peak Fitness gym executives charged with fraud
• Police: Ongoing gang war behind Greenville shootings
• Garner day care closed after high levels of lead paint found
• Alligator bites boy at amusement park
• Stun gun used against man during attempted robbery
• Tractor-trailer overturns on I-40
• Five men assault, rob man
• Boating accident victims, ages 12 and 19, laid to rest
• Marine's date request gets through to Mila Kunis
• Man pleads guilty to shooting, killing wife
• Blood supply drops in a down economy
• A&T to build bigger health center
• Word spreads online to find missing dog
• Housing shows signs of rebound
• GCS Invites You to Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Mc Leansville Elementary Addition Project
• GCS Graduate Wins Gold Medal in National Skills USA Competition
• GCS Teachers Selected For Regional Leadership Academy
• Sales, money for education increase at N.C. lottery
• Jury selection begins in N.C. nursing home killings
• Traffic alert: U.S. 29 lane to close for shoulder maintenance
• Wake Forest suspends Tabb, Walker indefinitely
• Rev. David Burr, father of Sen. Richard Burr, dies
• Hagan tours Davidson County Community College
• N.C. lawmakers returning to Raleigh for maps, vetoes
• High Point University tallies 77,000 visitors in 2010-2011
• Father of U.S. Sen. Richard Burr dies
• High Point University provides the city with economic increase in 2010-2011
• Merge relocating to new site on Eugene St.
• Dunkin’ Donuts parent estimates IPO share price at $16 to $18
• Solstas buys two more NC labs
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise on debt
• Father of Zahra Baker in court on ID theft charge
• BofA invests $1M in student program
• Triad gas prices up 11 cents, reverse 8-week period of declines
• Time Warner adding more than 200 jobs to Charlotte operation
• Two views on Syngenta's new structure
• Times highlights tech training in Greensboro
• Public TV: What it is, is football
• School board to consider new early college program at A&T
• VF to take more time on future of plant destroyed by tornado
• Heat advisories posted for this week
• Five new oyster reefs being installed off Wilmington
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• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Part of Cone Blvd. in Greensboro remains closed after wreck
• High Point's Myers gets RBI in Futures game
• Isner on serve: 'Fortunate to have that weapon'
• Wild dogs challenge Cumberland Co. animal workers
• New Charlotte prosecutor seeking death sentences
• Three robbed, one assaulted outside apartment complex
• Man robbed in hotel parking lot
• Downtown Winston-Salem steps up for injured cyclist
• Sheriff's Office investigates death of teenager in Rockingham County woods
• Greensboro police investigate stabbing death at Cook-Out restaurant
• DA's lawsuit over affair kindles gossip, wonder
• Elon taking low-key approach to liquor decision
• Get ready for Winston-Salem's 100th birthday
• First Citizens assumes deposits of CO bank
• Apple steps up iPhone for business pitch
• Charges filed against owner of malnourished ponies
• Offbeat website reboots job search
• Police try to clear warrant backlog
• Political forecaster sees Kay Hagan as Obama's running mate
• Man shot twice despite giving robbers money
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• Rockingham People: Kiawanis Club gets update on Annie Penn
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• Fayetteville woman starts all-female Legion post
• Savvy Shopper: Antiques mall has grand opening
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• God Bless Veterans: Mayodan church recognizes those who’ve fought for America’s freedom
• Contractor builds biking trails for championship
• Additive to purify city water further
• Country club hopes new grass grows greener
• Houses throughout Triad tell tales of America
• Tea Party never has had national debt as priority here
• Ice cream's bad for your wealth
• State to get slice of $92 million from JP Morgan Chase
• Trooper cleared in beach arrest
• Duke center studies addiction to nicotine
• States weigh 'Caylee's Law' in verdict aftermath
• Woman finds would-be burglar in her bedroom
• Man faces charges he shot and wounded 2 people
• Mebane woman killed, Elon officer injured near license checkpoint
• Baptist Hospital ex-employee charged with indecent liberties with patients
• Maps drawn on partisan lines
• N.C. employer celebrates 75 years of serving blind
• Budget cuts won’t halt school hiring
• Maps drawn on partisan lines
• How many did you catch? Study tracks reservoir fish
• Man shot in his ice cream truck
• Tea Party's coming big test
• Police probe double shooting in Greensboro
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Greensboro now accepting applications for citizen academy
• Oak Ridge Military Academy eliminating football, girls basketball
• Security holes discovered in iPhones, iPads
• One of Greensboro’s youngest, successful entrepreneurs plans much more PT 2
• Appeal revives N.C. challenge to Voting Rights Act
• Man charged after meth lab discovered in home
• Volvo meets energy reduction target set by DOE
• Wake Forest Baptist doctor dies after bike race crash
• One of two troopers cleared in dispute over harassment, wrongful arrest
• Apple Lion, MacBook Air seen landing on July 14
• Lowe’s, Delhaize America, Family Dollar among N.C. companies on top retailers list
• Veterans Affairs to add 85 with Wachovia Center expansion
• Top of the List: Largest Triad Physicians Groups
• Report: Popular High Point bakery closed
• Blue Ridge Parkway sees increase in vandalism
• Prosecutors seeking death penalty in N.C. sect case
• Obama: Uncertainty over debt agreement holding back hiring
• Shuttle lifts off on final mission
• Lenovo back in Fortune Global 500
• Job growth weak in June
• Road closure in Elon to make way for bridge construction
• Majority of Pender County wildfire now under control
• Wells Fargo to pay $125M to settle loan suit
• Hiring slows to standstill in June; unemployment rate rises
• Science center breaks last year's attendance record
• Lane shifts for part of High Point Road Sunday
• All-star basketball tournament starts today
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• Raleigh officer fired following misconduct probe
• Three men with knives rob Greensboro cleaners
• Items taken in Greensboro home while resident held at gunpoint
• Two people assaulted, robbed in Greensboro
• Perdue says state 'is going backward'
• Krispy Kreme's largest shareholder sells 26 percent of its stake
• N.C. research on bones, plants rides on last shuttle
• Solar farm deal looks bright
• GCS Bus Transportation Requests Due
• Rice Collision Recognizes Volunteer At Washington Montessori
• FBI seeks email, Facebook access in Phylicia Barnes case
• Malnourished ponies seized at Winston-Salem farm
• N.C. makes nearly 1,200 traffic busts during holiday
• Meeting held on proposed solar project in Guilford County
• Dash, Hoppers face off in canned food drive
• Update: Man charged with making fake Lindley pool bomb threat
• Sex offender charged with contacting victim on Facebook
• Prosecutor in Zahra Baker case reinstated
• Downtown Greensboro Inc., IRC work to reduce panhandling
• Grisly labels not so scary for cigarette sales
• Planned Parenthood sues over N.C. budget
• Hoppers, Dash in food-drive competition
• 2nd N.C. man killed in boating accident identified
• UNC governors OK campus cuts averaging 16 percent
• BofA sells Balboa Life Insurance to Securian Financial Group
• Smoky Mountains' Blackberry Farm voted top resort
• YWCA Greensboro has prospective buyer for downtown property
• N.C. hog farm president faces possible prison term
• JPMorgan to pay $92M to N.C, other states
• Cone Health signs on as volunteer sponsor for Wyndham
• UNC governors divvy up cuts
• IHFC sale boosts Bassett Furniture
• PTI still pursuing gas station contractor
• Highway Patrol: Fewer killed on N.C. roads over July 4 weekend
• Greensboro teenage entrepreneur shares her sparkling success
• Harris Teeter to close Golden Gate store
• Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early Aug.
• Wilmington man killed in fire caused by cigarette
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• Feds probe Wake jail on immigration
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• Court documents: Teens charged with murder planned shoot-out with police
• Former site of YWCA under contract
• Man killed by grizzly at Yellowstone National Park
• Ex-N.C. day care worker sentenced in child assault
• Hospital not ready to release more about recovered records
• Fire straddling Cumberland-Bladen counties is 'mostly smoldering'
• Sanford police officer killed in training accident
• Lawmakers hear from public on Congress lines
• Educators likely to have to meet another expectation
• 4 charges dropped against the suspected cult leader accused in 2 deaths
• Guilford County Schools Wins National Communication Awards
• 13 Triad people arrested in 2-year federal probe
• Analysis finds Triad districts should be more competitive
• Traffic alert: McConnell Road closed until August
• Gas station manager robbed during bank run
• Some charges dropped in N.C. religious sect case
• Mom charged in death of 5-year-old Shaniya Davis
• Andrews hires longtime Dudley assistant as head boys basketball coach
• Tate named COO of Coldwell Banker Triad Realtors
• More mortgage insurance woes coming?
• Verizon ending unlimited data plans
• N.C. to proceed with plans for Hatteras bridge
• Old Dominion launches new "expo" service
• New speculation on iPhone 5
• Communities in Schools, Wal-Mart plan supply drive
• Duke Energy planning second Kansas wind farm
• Duke Energy building second wind farm in Kansas
• Professor says comments cost her a job at N.C. State
• Justice Department ends Greensboro fire and police inquiry
• U.K. phone hacking scandal may include more slain schoolgirls, terrorist victims
• Cone Health urgent care centers receive designation
• Lorillard kicks off round of cigarette price increases
• State troopers texted about woman wrongfully arrested for DWI
• Cockfighting equipment tied to Wake County deaths
• Bus driver in fatal Va. crash set to appear in court
• BofA’s mortgage-bond settlement faces challenge
• B-52s to play show at White Oak Amphitheatre
• N.C. man dies in fall from mountain
• Flights resume from Charlotte after power outage
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• Man tells police he was assaulted and robbed
• Man victim of carjacking in Greensboro
• Nebraska boating accident claims area firefighter and his brother
• Cigarette makers are raising prices as demand shrinks
• Officials hope to avoid closing state parks
• Winston-Salem man gets about 20 years in prison in stabbing death
• UNCG housing expansion saves a landlord from debt
• Advocate aims to save wildlife site
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• Mass. teenager pleads not guilty to murdering rising Elon freshman
• N.C. advocates sue for people with disabilities
• New library penalty begins today
• Fennie earns national coaching award
• Update: Woman locks herself in bedroom, calls 911 during break-in
• Guilford County Department of Public Health reaccredited
• Swisher Hygiene acquires Sanolite
• The Pantry to sell 114 stores
• Top of the List: Triad Meeting and Convention Facilities
• Fight over Hatteras bridge goes on
• Mack Trucks names Reardon vp of sales
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Is Apple ready to release its Lion operating system?
• Wake Forest to study family businesses
• Lincoln Financial makes education grants
• Lawmakers may consider live games at Cherokee casino
• Kirkwood neighborhood wins tree-planting grant
• Wildfire grows in Bladen County
• 'It's humbling to be here'
• Cuts hinder Golden Leaf's 'closer' role
• Old Dominion promotes Gantt to COO
• Netflix broadens reach into Latin America
• Krispy Kreme brings back Cheerwine doughnut
• The Pixies to perform in Greensboro Nov. 8
• Goodwill Industries, Home Depot plan job fair
• Video footage sheds light on controversial arrest by highway patrol
• Burlington man charged with sexual assault, kidnapping
• GrowGreen Power chooses Anson Co. for power plant project
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Greensboro drum roll makes national record
• In Wilmington, a wrenching budget choice and a national tale of fiscal woe
• Vacationers at N.C. beaches weather tough times
• N.C. man drowns in S.C. lake
• Bladen County fire breaks out, spurs evacuations
• Onslow County couple charged with fireworks fire
• Space Shuttle's legacy: soaring in orbit and costs
• FAA creating new air traffic system, but turbulence ahead
• Harry Potter star says he's given up drinking
• Rain, lightning, pshaw. It’s all about fireworks!
• Swamp holds clues about runaway slaves
• Police investigate break-in at credit union
• iPhone 5, iPad 3 coming in the fall?
• Beware of bogus Google+ invitations
• Furniture industry sales rise
• In Kirkwood, marching is neighborhood tradition
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Man robbed while jogging by school
• Aéropostale comes to Burlington
• Unpaid water bills no longer cost landlords
• Summer school classes move online
• HPU poll: spend more on education
• Training planned for recovery addicts
• VF Corp. to reveal 5-year growth plan
• FDIC reports fall in home building permits
• Time Warner launching 'wideband' in Triad
• Greensboro grocer secures funds for new store
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• Triad gas prices climb ever higher
• Showplace deal coming in High Point?
• Huckabee campaigns in Greensboro
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• Police: Woman outside diner grabs would-be robber's gun
• Man faces charges of firing gun inside home
• Passenger killed in High Point wreck
• Church members offer help in Haiti
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• Savvy Shopper: Clothing store to open soon downtown
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• Man victim of carjacking in Greensboro
• Anti-abortion activist guilty of stalking
• Troopers: Truck driver charged in fatal wreck under influence of drugs
• New lanes open in I-40 bottleneck in Triangle
• Analysis: Are 2 officials troublemakers or watchdogs?
• New maps split county 3 ways
• Where the sidewalks begin: Project gives residents path to surer footing
• Southeast Middle on Schedule for Construction Completion
• Police arrest man o n109 vandalism charges
• Man charged with child solicitation after online chat with undercover deputy
• 99Blocks "pokes fun" at recent News & Record articles on Greensboro business
• N.C. Symphony earns grant for raising more than $8M
• N.C. mother charged in daughter's five-car wreck
• Duke Energy wants 17 percent rate hike
• Police make arrest in death of popular local musician
• Goodwill leader lauded for establishing training program
• Gas prices slip ahead of holiday
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• Interim director appointed for Children's Museum
• Redistricting proposal keeps Greensboro split
• Trucker faces charges in N.C. wreck that killed 3
• Fireworks spark concern due to Carolina drought
• Duke Energy proposes 15% rate hike
• UPS Freight hiking rates
• Bankrupt Borders to be purchased by Direct Brands
• Doc Watson among UNCG’s 2011-12 arts series performers
• Duke fifth, UNC sixth in all-sports competition
• Senate OKs new eastern N.C. prosecutor
• US Airways dispatchers ratify union deal with airline
• Mortgage rates near record lows
• Two Triad community colleges team up for logistics program
• Coach Fennie Receives Dave Williams Award for National Coach of the Year
• Former GC Women's Basketball Player Bett Shelby Joins Seton Hall Staff
• Summerfield's Dembowiak in North & South golf quarterfinals
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• Prison guard arrested on drug charges
• Study: Planes affect the rain
• Guilford names 8 new principals
• Man rescued after falling 55 feet into a well
• NBA begins lockout as sides fail to reach deal
• One shot, another wounded in assault
• Men selling cologne robbed at gunpoint
• Class ring to be returned to High Point couple after 51 years
• Man, 73, sentenced for Ponzi scheme
• Taylor Swift performs in Greensboro
• Perdue vetoes 4 more bills
• Appearance of 'Godzilla boxes’ galls Triad couple
• GCS To Apply for 185-Day Calendar Waiver
• Calendars Approved for Wiley Elementary, Andrews High
• Board Approves Interim Budget, Restores Funding To Schools
• New Principals Announced for Eight Schools
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• Debra McCoy Recognized by Sam’s Club
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• Tea Party's greatest win here: tax cuts
• School board passes interim budget
• N.C. man caught in Ga. 16 years after prison escape
• Major crashes kill 4 on Triangle-area interstates
• Police investigate puzzling shooting
• Identifying and retaining top talent in the Triad & Triangle
• Tanger forms JV with Simon for new Texas center
• Subscriptions sell out for Guilford College's Bryan Series
• Chick-fil-A offering free meal on Cow Appreciation Day
• Apple’s iPhone gaining on leader Android in smartphone market share
• Infant gorilla is stillborn at N.C. Zoo
• Charges filed against tractor-trailer driver who hit newspaper seller
• Photos: Fans try to catch glimpse of Taylor Swift in Greensboro
• Bennett College president says probation 'a bump in the road'
• Winston-Salem couple sentenced for health care fraud, tax evasion
• Recycle your electronics with Goodwill — just not the busted ones
• Perdue vetoes unemployment agency bill
• Election season kicks off Friday
• 'Kudzu Jesus' isn't actually covered in kudzu
• US Airways plans $53M offering
• All lanes of U.S. 29 reopened after truck overturns
• Duke Energy, Progress announce buyout plans
• Greensboro College Golf Coaching Great Jim Locke Dies at 85
• Progress Energy seeking wind power providers
• UNC-SA partnering with American Ballet Theatre
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• Analyst predicts Apple could start selling TV sets in 2012
• Cause of bus crash that killed Charles still unknown
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• Unpaid lunch bills in Davidson schools: $46,000
• Former Charlotte DSS worker gets jail time for embezzling from charity
• Woman accused of cell phone fraud in N.C.
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• Man charged with DWI in wreck that injured moped driver, passenger
• Triad's first IMAX theater drawing crowds
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• Bizarre lightning strike destroys single-family house
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• GCS Superintendent Receives National Award
• Smith, Coach K, Yow honored by Naismith
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• 'Dr. Bog Garden' dies at 88
• Tanger sells 4 million shares to underwriter
• Police: 2nd suspect in fatal Club Plush shooting surrenders
• Cooper: Crime rate in N.C. reaches 33-year low
• Swipe fee plan revised
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• Military: N.C.-based soldier killed in Afghanistan
• BJ’s Wholesale agrees to $2.8B takeover by Leonard Green
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• Construction survey finds less optimism
• Home Depot, Goodwill planning bilingual job fair
• Greensboro musicians to perform with N.C. Symphony
• Southeast Guilford grad Logan Ellis among finalists for AAU's High School Sullivan Award
• Cone Health buys land for potential future expansion
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• Alamance Regional Medical Center wins supply chain award
• Alamance added to disaster assistance list
• 4 charged in Randolph break-in spree
• Bank of America settles mortgage case for $8.5 billion
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• Rockingham County manager to retire
• Restaurant donates percent of food sales to Salvation Army
• NASCAR driver forced to level pool house, tiki hut
• Greensboro Aquatic Center to host 2012 ODAC/Atlantic States Swimming Championships
• Aquatic Center to host Division III conference meet
• Wal-Mart rolling back gas prices for 3 months
• Statesville cabbie shot to death
• Ban on plastic bags resumes Friday on Outer Banks
• Google takes another shot at social networking
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• Sanford man shoots himself while showing safety features
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• Bank of America nearing settlement on bad mortgages
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• Police: Boy to be charged with stabbing brother in back
• Lawsuit seeks money from SBI
• Kowalewski to settle with SEC
• Bur-Mil’s animal programs cut
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• Update: Triad counties under flash flood warning
• Program to look at effect of racial biases on children, families
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• Tanger buys outlet center in Ohio
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• Sonar may produce images of shipwrecks off N.C. coast
• Local governments reap $4.5 million windfall from Randleman water plant
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• New directory helps patients compare hospitals
• Wells named president-elect of N.C. Bar Association
• Triad Stage to raise $200K for repairs to new scene shop
• Report: N.C. community colleges could save money by merging
• Insurers refund $1.1M in NC overcharges
• BofA to donate 100 vacant properties in Cleveland
• Furniture profits rebounding
• FedEx adding more electric vehicles
• Update: Audit says former N.C. Central official skimmed $1 million
• Microsoft launches Web-based Office, rivals Google
• Wyndham Championship partners with charities
• Fun Fourth schedule announced
• 3 arrested after elementary school break-in
• Duke plant costs $100M over estimates
• Growing Ingersoll-Rand names VP of diversity
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• Study: 12 percent of U.S. households own e-reader
• NASCAR's McDowell settles suit over go-kart track
• Big surprise for wounded Marine — a free home
• GOP apologizes for false ad
• Wrestler Jeff Hardy scheduled to appear in N.C. courtroom
• Officials warn even low-level legal fireworks can be dangerous
• Army IDs paratrooper killed in an airborne operation
• Vigil marks 6 months since teen's disappearance
• Ex-Wolfpack star Lorenzo Charles dies in bus crash
• Fort Bragg soldiers train in military intelligence
• Checkpoint alert: Yanceyville Street
• Gov. Perdue vetoes abortion bill
• Tanger closes on $150M bridge loan with Wells Fargo
• Rachael Ray lauds Lexington Barbecue in magazine
• Jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• State to suspend most construction during July 4 weekend
• Summit House suspends residential treatment program
• City wants to work with neighborhood groups on energy program
• Bank of America plans debt offering
• Cone Health recognized for employee flu vaccinations
• Flight 93 memorial drawings released
• Ex-N.C. State QB commits to Wisconsin
• FDA to review menthol cigarette studies
• Doughnut distraction causes truck driver to wreck
• N.C. Technology Assoc. looks for award nominations
• Educators, governor talking about ways to improve middle school
• Asheboro man faces kidnapping charge
• Man charged with stabbing, killing man in High Point
• Bennett accreditation under review
• Apple seen with 2 new iPhones in September
• Benton-Clark to leave Partners Ending Homelessness
• State's "Booze It & Lose It" campaign begins today
• Triad gas prices down for 7th consecutive week
• Rihanna shuffles lineup for July 16 show
• IRS increases mileage rate to 55.5 cents
• Bank of the Carolinas exploring options
• Mortgage rates holding near lows for year
• Consumer spending at its weakest in 20 months
• 'Most Wanted' suspect arrested in Kannapolis
• 1,000 acres still burning in Dare County
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• Court to rule on violent video game sales to kids
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• Kernersville police struggling to hire minority officers
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• Raleigh woman's garden became her husband's grave
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• Greensboro Aquatic Center coming together
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• Body discovered in Kernersville parking lot
• Police: One man killed, another wounded in shooting at bar
• Police find woman stabbed, lying in street
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
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• Taking another spin at ‘Wheel of Fortune'
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• Downtown survey sees dwindling visitors rate
• Budget hampers pre-K programs
• Photo: Man wrecks car at Rite Aid Pharmacy
• At-large commissioners upset about lost seat
• Guilford courts chipping away at case backlog
• At Guilford schools, a summer of construction
• Police: 2 near-drownings occur hours apart at 1 pool
• UNC names players who received parking tickets
• Bennett College's accreditation under review
• Chief: Officers' response to SuperJam a success
• Fashion retailer H&M coming to Hanes Mall
• Peter Falk dies
• Confederate submarine upright for first time in 150 years
• Alamance sheriff says employees free to talk in investigation
• Study: Downtown Greensboro is destination for dining, shopping
• State school board allows waiver for 5 extra school days
• Long-term leases: rate error
• Obama plans $500M to boost manufacturing
• I-85 traffic temporarily stopped Sunday
• Tea Party locally now dormant for summer?
• TBJ's inaugural Healthiest Employers honors 15 firms for wellness
• High Point's Myers makes All-Star Futures Game
• Bernanke fares poorly in public poll
• Movie Review: Cars 2 skids into 007 plot
• Facebook twins push new lawsuit
• BofA donates $10K to Arizona fire relief efforts
• Report: Apple gets antitrust OK for Nortel bid
• States halting payment for circumcisions amid budget crisis
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• At 70, Cheerios still a mainstay at breakfast table
• Photo ID for voters is vetoed
• Eastern N.C. wildfire continues to burn
• Drivers skirt toll hike on bypass to Outer Banks
• Father of Panthers' Edwards convicted of murder
• Doctor badly beaten at state mental hospital
• Speakers rip into GOP redistricting plan
• Road rage cited in I-540 shooting
• Sheriff's office investigating security breach at Reynolds plant
• Arrest of long-sought gangster could mean more trouble for FBI
• Guilford County sheriff hiring guards for jail
• Greensboro budget increases some fees but lowers others
• N.C. teen charged in newborn girl's stabbing death
• Bzdelik names Nix to Wake Forest basketball staff
• Governor vetoes voter ID bill
• Lawyers: N.C. Legislature should redo schools budget
• Drug maker to pay $1.2 million to N.C. in settlement
• N.C. redistricting changed, 1 map release delayed
• Culp profits up 33% in fiscal 4th Qrt.
• Carmaker Saab running out of cash
• Forsyth United Way names Gordineer president
• New cars struggle with quality
• Study says 1 in 13 US children have food allergy
• Perdue signs DWI, probation and prison laws in NC
• Number of teleworkers declined in 2010, report says
• Weekly jobless claims rise to 429,000
• Elon honors Alamance Regional chief
• Mobile ad spending to quadruple to $4 billion by 2015
• Potato chips blamed for U.S. weight gain
• South spared as new home sales fall
• New Garden Road widening just about done
• Costco women’s bias suit may be imperiled
• Greensboro Coliseum to host professional boxing
• New courier service opens in downtown Greensboro
• UnitedHealth Group sues U.S. Department of Defense over $23.5B contract
• Weekly unemployment numbers rise substantially
• New Breed opens facility in Belfast
• Principal to work at Ghana school
• Harry Potter franchise going digital
• Freddy Johnson to be inducted into Guilford County Sports Hall of Fame
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Higher pump prices ahead, thanks to state gas tax hike
• Vehicle shot near Raleigh-Durham airport
• Some newspapers delivered later than normal
• Twins drop Facebook lawsuit detailed in hit movie
• Attorney: Man robbed bank for health care benefits
• Report: Victim in High Point died from gunshot wound to his back
• 143-pound blue catfish determined to be Va. record
• Vigil planned for N.C. girl missing for 20 years
• 3 wildfires could cause bad air over eastern N.C.
• Unearthing history
• Air Force JROTC Receives Outstanding Organization Award
• Bloomberg: iPhone 5 coming in September
• Charlotte Smith is new Elon women's coach
• High Point University purchases former Circuit City property
• Professional boxing returns to Greensboro
• Thieves steal 160 cases of beer
• 14 to join Guilford County Sports Hall of Fame
• Guilford County Schools offers free lunches during summer
• N.C. sterilization victims seek payments from state
• Ruffin man charged with classroom thefts
• Judge opens hearing on budget cuts, N.C. schools
• GCS school ranked high by Newsweek
• Regions shopping Morgan Keegan through Goldman Sachs?
• Old Dominion named LTL Carrier of the Year
• Reynolds, Lorillard close to recouping settlement dollars
• Coble, Price introduce textile bill
• Defense trade show planned
• N.C. Zoo admission rates to increase July 1
• Winston Packaging to celebrate 100 years
• Hagan introduces manufacturing jobs bill
• Bachmann to enter presidential race next week in Iowa
• Post office suspends retirement contributions
• Red Cross issues plea for type O negative blood
• New report blames BP for oil spill disaster
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• NCAA throws book at UNC
• Postcard from Omaha: Historic stadium stays in my heart
• New drought warnings issued
• Man dies while diving off Beaufort Inlet
• Repair of Confederate statue in Reidsville could cost $28K
• Freight train hits man sitting on train tracks in Greensboro
• HPU buys Circuit City property at Oak Hollow Mall
• N.C. panel will hear from eugenics program victims
• Case of man who robbed bank for health care gets national attention
• A prosecutor in Zahra Baker case charged with DWI
• FBI tries to ID man seen in light-rail restricted area
• Class sizes might stay the same, Green says
• Tea Party doing better among Jews? Recent poll says so.
• Girl Scouts to sell some N.C. camps
• Seven GCS Schools Named To Top High Schools List
• Council approves separation agreement with city attorney
• Greensboro Council seeks new trash bids to run White Street
• The ROI on Business Ethics
• The ROI on Business Ethics
• Coming soon to the Internet: The .whatever address
• A twist in Obama's health care law
• Isner makes short work of Mahut
• Holden Mickey & Mickey changes name
• Humane Association 'S.O.S.' tour to stop in Greensboro
• Reidsville names new manager
• Report: Charitable giving rises for first time in three years
• FEMA extends assistance registration for April storm victims
• Fourth of July airfare to jump 10% this week
• Borders closing puts pressure on Barnes & Noble
• Man robs Eastside Grocery store owner in Greensboro
• Traffic alert: U.S. 311 in High Point
• US Airways plans $388M offering
• PNC Financial’s purchase price for RBC could drop due to loan performance
• AT&T/T-Mobile merger draws more opposition
• Southwest Airlines unveils fare sale with tickets as low as $40
• Road closure slated tomorrow in High Point
• Edwards gets slight delay in criminal case
• Verizon brings 4G to Triad
• Laurel signs articulation deal with GTCC
• John Edwards to appear in Greensboro courtroom today
• State labor officials issue heat warning to outside workers
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Is tomorrow the end for Spider-Man, Peter Parker?
• Report: N.C. man robs bank for a buck to get health care in prison
• McCain blames wildfires on illegal immigrants, setting off new firestorm
• Troubled Amy Winehouse cancels rest of European tour after awful performance
• Report: Radioactive leaks found at many nuclear sites
• McKeon to Florida, but not to retire
• Alston: 'We have options’ on redistricting
• N.C. students face five more school days
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• AT&T announces mobile upgrades in North Carolina networks
• For fallen Marine, tears, love and respect
• Chapel Hill police seek impersonators
• Summer Nutrition Program Offers Free Lunch
• Driver of church van killed in accident; 13 child passengers unharmed
• Is Apple’s new iPad 3 launching later this year?
• Get 'in-the-know' with marketing to maximize your Triad business success
• Sears looking at Carolinas for HQ relocation
• Guilford animal shelter caring for 63 dogs rescued from puppy mill
• Charges dropped in 2009 fatal wreck
• McLeansville man gets probation for role in 2007 murder
• Jury finds man guilty of voluntary manslaughter
• Man gets nearly 8 years in 2008 murder
• A&T hires new track and field director
• Woman indicted in fatal March 25 wreck
• Reidsville man faces rape charges
• Isner in fourth match on Court No. 3 Tuesday
• Fox mulls move to Speed channel
• High court blocks states' climate change lawsuit
• Netflix restores service after outage
• HPU closes on Circuit City parcel
• Supreme Court sides with Wal-Mart in bias case
• Hagan: Washington is 'drowning in red ink'
• Analyst says BB&T still bank shopping
• Elon's McKeon, age 80, to take over Marlins
• AT&T expanding N.C. mobile broadband access
• 30-year mortgages snap 8-week decline
• Howard Coble creates Facebook, Twitter sites
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• Police: Fire at Burlington Biscuitville intentional
• Guilford County’s Most Wanted
• Pittsburgh's PNC to buy Raleigh-based RBC for $3.4 billion
• Police: Man kills estranged wife, self while daughter in home
• Heat brings no relief for firefighters at N.C. blaze
• Police: Man shot after being dragged out of vehicle
• Photo: Cow on the loose in Greensboro 'burb
• College maternity center is a first
• Stink bugs on the move a growing nuisance in N.C.
• PTI seeks gas station near terminal
• Sonar locates Raleigh boater's body
• System failure jams Charlotte airport
• Request to rename a Winston-Salem street after Obama causes debate
• Cuts to hinder county park activities
• Man robbed after SuperJam concert
• Man found shot off MLK Drive
• Legislature leaves unfinished work
• Happy Father's Day, Dad!
• Calendar - Guilford County
• Public Records - Rockingham County
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Rockingham People: Karastan in Eden gives scholarships to 2 students
• These pillowcases are sewn from the heart
• The new face of justice
• Northwest Guilford lacrosse team's inspiring tale
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Guilford’s job losses 'shocking’
• "E Street Band" saxophonist Clemons dies
• Teen shot on Randleman Road
• Police: $2.4M in cocaine found during traffic stop
• Jury finds Burlington store guilty of negligence
• Elon graduate's family and friends surprise him with 'flash mob'
• Alamance Sheriff's office, ALE bust fake ID operation
• Spooner goal leads Dynamo to victory
• Gibson, Shields round out women's soccer recruiting class
• Complex woos, wows students
• Landfill dustups are common
• Rental inspection bill wins approval
• New Principals Announced for Five Schools
• N.C. lawmakers' response to teen deaths approved
• Traffic alert: I-40 ramp closed to High Point Road
• Eden named All-America City
• Triad business owners: secrets to media coverage revealed
• 2 men, woman sought in Greensboro armed robbery
• Maps for dozens of N.C. Legislature seats proposed
• Rescue groups to take dogs from N.C. puppy mill
• Perdue signs law to end charter school cap in N.C.
• Daughter's foundation to honor Elizabeth Edwards
• Bragg soldiers get training on end of gay ban
• Bishop McGuinness wins Wachovia Cup for top sports performance
• Traffic alert: Tractor-trailer overturns on I-73 near Wet 'n Wild
• Facebook adding app for iPad
• MacBook Air holding for Apple's Lion?
• MCNC looking for broadband partner
• Man, 86, dies after car crash two days ago
• N.C. unemployment rate unchanged
• 6th Sense honored by Angelou Center at Wake Forest
• Winston-Salem's BB&T Ballpark to host 2012 All-Star Game
• Consumer confidence waning
• N.C. jobless rate unchanged at 9.7%
• Creative Coalitions Corridor holds June 30 forums
• N.C. won't prosper without tax reform
• Budget vetoes — the latest trend?
• Deep Roots to grow after failed relocation project
• Can tiny implants improve memory?
• Wells Fargo dumps reverse mortgages
• 1 person in custody in Pentagon security investigation
• Mebane company to add jobs
• Replay: Isner vs. Mahut in Wimbledon first round
• Pants-dropping graduate banned from school property
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Lawmakers mock Obama claim on Libya hostilities
• Smithfield clerk resigns amid scandal over raises
• Women's soccer adds Cass and Cherry to recruiting class
• Martha Stewart gets comic-book treatment
• Weiner heckled during resignation news conference
• Bill loosening gun laws heads to governor
• Repeal of NC racial bias review delayed by Senate
• Lawmakers not yet ready to adjourn
• Adoptions, foster care relieve cat crush
• City gets ready for SuperJam show
• 9-member board approved by legislature
• McIver Education Center Says Farewell To A Shining Star
• Driver sought in hit-and-run that injured boy, 10
• N.C. lawmakers aim to repeal Racial Justice Act
• Spooner to suit up for Dynamo
• Winston-Salem Chamber shares details about the area's future in business
• UNC arts school gets grant to show performances
• Social Services turns over financial assistance to nonprofits
• Police take man into custody after Kernersville standoff
• Compromise in the works over new commissioner redistricting
• Krispy Kreme to offer new coffee line
• UNC releases public records after judge's ruling
• Greensboro to host 2012 YMCA national swimming championship
• Report: RBC Bank to sponsor PGA’s Heritage
• Hooters expands in South Africa
• North Carolina home foreclosures drop 38 percent
• US Airways reaches deal with union
• Grant will put School of the Arts on TV
• Surry CC gets manufacturing lab grant
• YMCA short course nationals coming to Greensboro
• Dynamo at home Friday and Saturday
• Frank L. Blum wins $3.5M contract for Hilltop House
• Lincoln Financial Foundation gives $300,000 to help fund school programs
• Legislature passes new voter ID bill
• CPI rises 0.2% in May
• Rep. Weiner to resign from U.S. House
• Judge grants Greensboro landfill opponents a victory
• Bill would allow alcohol sales during more hours
• N.C. foreclosures down 38% year-over-year
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• Burlington man arrested, charged in stabbing homicide
• Saggy pants lead to arrest at airport
• Fayetteville elementary teacher dismissed for inappropriate contact with student
• Inside today's Go Triad
• NC lawmakers push ahead on changing education
• Deadline for tornado-damage assistance nearing
• Boggs, Connors join Women's Soccer recruiting class
• N.C. close to requiring checking sale of cold meds
• Road in Greensboro closed after fire
• Berger to discuss redistricting
• John Edwards asks judge for delay in sex tape case
• Greensboro city attorney, city reach 'mutual separation agreement'
• Another major swim event on its way
• Tea Party's top victory so far locally - yesterday
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary - June 14, 2011
• Wiley, Andrews Receive School Improvement Grants
• Shooting suspect charged, placed in jail under $1 million bond
• Alamance County's Chamber plans trip to China for business community
• N.C. Senate follows House, overrides Perdue veto
• Kindred Healthcare to Present at the 2011 Wells Fargo Securities Healthcare Conference
• Bond denied for driver in fatal Va. bus crash
• Homes sales in W-S decline 10 percent
• General Assembly overrides budget veto
• Greensboro lags other NC metros in job growth
• Coble among lawmakers suing Obama over Libyan airstrikes
• Traffic alert: Elam Avenue in Greensboro
• BofA donates $1M to Special Olympics
• Bermuda Run approves Wake Forest Baptist development plan
• IT job market slowing in NC
• Man accused of running over wife with SUV
• Fire causes minimal damage to Painted Plate
• Coble, 9 other congressmen sue Obama over strikes in Libya
• Lawmakers want to extend graduated drivers license until age 19
• New Rockingham County principals named
• Delta, US Airways jockey for position
• Escaped prisoner who shot at deputy gets more prison time
• Lorillard's roller coaster ride continues
• Aquatics center officials will announce national event Thursday
• Taylor promoted to COO at High Point Regional
• N.C. House overrides Perdue's budget veto
• School board hires principals for three Guilford County schools
• Teen dies in fall at falls
• Senate committee revives, alters plan for 9 Guilford commissioners
• Durham dog vies for title of world's ugliest
• Police: US Airways mechanic stowed away on Charlotte-bound flight
• BMX bike taken in Burlington robbery
• Bond hearing set for driver in fatal Va. bus crash
• Full moon tour scheduled for Hatteras lighthouse
• Pilot, 3 grandchildren escape serious injury after plane crash
• Report: N.C. inmate died after repeated shocks with stun gun
• N.C. bill would give ex-cons a job boost
• Heat cited in death of Tennessee festival attendee
• Settlement reached in wrongful death lawsuit
• Guilford County Schools expect to avoid extreme cuts
• Tea Party's next battle here - Wisconsin in North Carolina
• House prepares for midnight veto override
• Inside the NASCAR Hall of Fame voting room
• Triad business execs: become more 'pre-active' rather than proactive
• Elon School of Law earns full accreditation
• About 100 students involved in fight at Winston-Salem school
• Elon School of Law receives ABA accreditation
• NCAA rules former Oak Ridge Military wide receiver, Maryland recruit ineligible
• Cautious consumers could see lower prices ahead
• Bachmann brings flair, tea party clout to GOP race
• Andrews, Wiley awarded more than $6 million in school improvement grants
• Hospital names 2 new top officials
• Apple starts selling unlocked iPhones in U.S.
• Google invests $280M in solar energy
• Google expands spoken search to desktop computers
• 2 'Dukes of Hazzard' stars to be in Smokies
• Analyst: BofA housing losses could grow
• Electronics dumping law starts July 1
• N.C. House to take up budget veto override Wednesday
• Apple offers 'unlocked' iPhones in US
• Senate committee defeats commissioner redistricting bill
• Cuban soccer player defects in Charlotte
• Nokia settles patent fight with Apple
• Triad YMCA group offers $10 joining fee
• New River tax product wins tech award
• N.C. cites 12,223 in Click it or Ticket
• Wind farm approved for Elizabeth City
• Calif. jury finds against RJR in sexual harassment suit
• Mares eat oats and does eat oats and little goats eat ... kudzu
• Burlington police seek man in connection with fatal stabbing
• Part of Battleground Ave. closed because of water line repairs
• Chapel Hill to consider banning cell phone use while driving
• Charlotte call center to add up to 100 jobs
• Lawmaker calls critic 'coward,' 'idiot' in Facebook feud over gun laws
• Secrets of woman with 5 dead husbands die with her
• Lawmaker denies partaking in high-speed joyride
• Williams on Wine Recipe: Potato Bacon & Cheddar Cheese Soup & Non-vintage Old North State Riesling
• Ex-client protests Kowalewski 'audacity’
• 17 Days festival to exhibit city’s arts
• Perdue's budget veto expected to energize voters
• Ragsdale High Graduates Look to Bright Future
• GCS Summer Four-Day Schedule Begins On June 13, 2011
• Lawmakers make it illegal to dismember a body in N.C.
• Greensboro native Theo Pinson selected for USA Basketball U16 national team
• Warning: Blogging to build Triad businesses works
• Wake Forest Baptist returned to full reimbursement status
• Forsyth Medical Center recognized for cardiac care
• Thieves hit classrooms during graduation
• Greensboro dermatologist sentenced for tax evasion
• Delta No. 1 in baggage fees -- $952 million
• Report: New Mac Airs in wind from Apple
• Economy grows in Carolinas
• Epes launches billboard campaign
• UNCG shuffling Lee St. properties
• Bank of America's mortgage woes could cost $36B, report says
• Old Dominion expands Calif. site
• Triad gas prices slip to $3.56
• Judge considers injuction in White Street Landfill lawsuit
• Worker killed at Charlotte Lowe's
• Obama pledges to push business-friendly policies
• 1 victim in murder-suicide was N.C. A&T student
• Man stabbed 9 times in Forsyth
• Four-day work schedule begins at Guilford County Schools
• Machete attack leads to arrest
• Forest Service wants to return Uwharrie to native condition
• Gov. Bev Perdue vetoes $19.7B budget
• 'Phineas and Ferb' stage show coming to Greensboro
• 2 in Kernersville arrested on cocaine, weapons charges
• VF Corp buying Timberland for $2B
• VF Corp. buying Timberland brand for $2.2 billion
• Debit card scam in N.C., Va., nets $100,000
• N.C. wildfire has now burned 70 square miles
• Blacks' role in Confederacy remains touchy subject
• Jobs to be Obama's focus in trip to Durham today
• The Pride place 97 on USA South All-Academic Team
• Fire destroys Winston-Salem business
• Woman injured in Greensboro stabbing
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Budget cuts put PART on bumpy road
• Triad’s exports to China soar, but at what cost?
• Cancer Battle Inspires Grimsley Grad To Create Scholarship
• Perdue vetoes state budget
• Fire shuts down highway in Winston-Salem
• Man dies after car collides with fire truck in Kernersville
• Top of the List: Third-Party Logistics Firms
• ESC call center hours extended
• Apple recalling some iPad2 units
• Two carjackings reported in Greensboro
• Years of training take dancer to The Ailey School
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Rockingham People: School leadership program gets grant
• Elections board to show off new home
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Savvy Shopper: Gibsonville antiques mall brings flood of memories
• Rolling out Electric Fox
• GOP plows through agenda
• Have gun, will travel
• What’s next for grads, you ask?
• Calendar - Guilford County
• Public Records - Rockingham County
• Tea Party symbols going mainstream in this area
• NAACP marches to protest state budget, local issues
• High Point police search for missing man
• Police: Woman robbed, car taken after giving stranger a ride
• UNC approves doctoral program at N.C. A&T
• Plans for MLK Drive taking shape
• Edwards asks for delay in testifying
• Update: Police arrest man suspected of robbing 3 banks this week
• Traffic alert: Road repair to close part of Aycock until July
• Greensboro museum displaying 2 Civil War exhibits
• Edwards asks to not testify in sex tape case
• Harris Teeter honors three Greensboro teachers
• Asheboro Goodyear plant sold to Korean company
• Finding space for 75 years of Jaycees history
• Targacept passes stock sale goal
• Children's Museum CEO to retire
• Salem College names new dean
• Golf tourney named for Simkins
• Large Blackbeard exhibit to open
• UNC board approves plan for doctorate in nanoengineering
• 500+ GCS grads to get free GTCC tuition
• Winston-Salem man charged with attempted indecent liberties
• H&F to be run by former K&W manager
• Edwards, Easley prosecutor to resign
• Treasury targets BofA, Wells Fargo on mortgages
• Daimler to hire 700 workers at Gaston plants
• Shelter overflowing with cats
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Greensboro on CNN again
• Goodyear sells Asheboro plant to Korean company
• Jet from miracle splashdown arriving at N.C. museum
• Guilford County Schools graduation photos
• Obama to visit Durham Monday
• High Point budget, tax hike likely to pass
• Abortion bill creates divide
• Stabbing death of homeless man in Winston-Salem caught on video
• Police shooting is called valid
• Man pleads guilty to killing infant son
• Old Confederate stirs emotions at city hall hearing
• College Tech Prep Graduates Prepared for Bright Future
• Guilford College professor charged with peeping, having child porn
• Brothers charged with shooting into occupied home
• N.C. couple indicted in Va. in Coast Guard scheme
• Gap to close 200 more U.S. stores, cut vendors
• N.C. man found guilty of murder in federal trial
• Malcolm X daughter pleads guilty to theft
• Alston: Guilford County will prepare its own redistricting plan
• Greensboro bank robbed
• Rice: Cone Health exploring ban on hiring smokers
• Rockingham signs up with Google
• BofA, Wells Fargo docked pay by feds
• Senate rejects delay for cap on swipe fees
• Burlington police still seeking suspect in 2008 homicide
• Minivan to be Ford's first U.S. vehicle sold only as hybrid
• Researcher: N.C.'s Civil War casualty count lower than originally thought
• Downtown store robbed
• 911 call: Smell led to discover of missing woman's body
• Governor visits Greensboro to discuss budget with educators
• Cadillac dealers to spruce up showrooms
• Wake Forest Baptist begins $125M cancer center expansion
• New Tanger center may be on hold
• Consumer Credit gets foreclosure grant
• Delta boosts bag allotment for military
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• PART raises bus fares
• Delta drops bag fee for troops after outcry
• Jackson County man charged with killing a bear
• Winston-Salem man gets life for hammer attack
• Irwin Named to ABCA Rawlings DIII All-Region Gold Glove Team
• Man charged with throwing hot grease on man, two women
• Charlotte schools leader surprises community with resignation
• High Point hospital seeks state OK for expansion
• Women to take plunge to break sky diving record
• Two construction workers killed in manhole
• Grads will not march as penance for prank
• Man gets life sentence for killing woman with hammer
• Mother sentenced for accident that paralyzed girl, 2
• Inside today's Go Triad
• City buildings could get solar power
• PART approves a 40-cent fare hike
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: June 7 - 13
• Tea Party's coming issues - at the Legislature
• N.C. Senate gives initial OK to gun use, carry bill
• Police officers keep peace at N.C. committee meeting
• N.C. congressman says Weiner should resign
• Gov. Perdue to visit Greensboro Thursday
• Greensboro police investigate body found on Summit
• Obama unveils plan for manufacturing recruiting
• CNN serves up a taste of Neese's
• PART fares to rise 40 cents per trip, up $14.50 for monthly passes
• Driver in fatal Va. bus crash remains in jail
• Greensboro Chamber offers program, "Marketing Made Clear"
• Senate votes to let Fed trim debit card swipe fees
• My Three Sons Gourmet may expand
• FedEx projects strong demand
• Candidates in nonpartisan races could list parties
• EMFfringe announces lineup
• Duke survey: CFO optimism wanes
• Bill would outlaw dual office runs
• Leonard Buildings to get SBA award
• Woman killed in Lexington house fire
• WakeMed hires Cone Health's Vicki Block
• Greensboro natives Tobias, Moore selected in 31st round of MLB draft
• Allegiant traffic down 5% nationally
• Forsyth Tech president at Obama event
• Guilford County Schools sets record with college scholarship offers
• Greensboro attorney bill becomes law
• Rental inspections bill passes committee
• $200,000 Powerball ticket bought in N.C. to expire soon
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• Repairman charged with rape after fixing woman's stove
• Businessman floats idea of 'hotel ships' for Wilmington
• Former Duke basketball captain falls from NYC building, dies
• Pilot reported fire moments before crash in N.C.
• Guilford officials ignore dues for regional group
• EEOC sends city letter in High Point deputy fire chief's dispute
• Lawmaker recalls taking joyride with speeds exceeding 100 mph
• Number of "underwater" mortgages rises slightly in Winston-Salem area
• 2,500 turn out for Caterpillar job fair for new Winston-Salem plant
• 'Miracle on the Hudson' jet makes way carefully down highways
• N.C. House bill would reduce number of Guilford County commissioners
• Libraries face budget cuts
• Fun Fourth Parade
• Fun 4th Freedom Run and Walk
• Va. examiner identifies bodies found in burned car
• Suspect in Circle K armed robbery arrested
• Pilot reported fire moments before crash in N.C.
• Police: Woman's death 'unusual,' not suspicious
• NCAA aims to finish UNC probe this month
• Former FDA official to join Lorillard
• Terror suspect enters guilty plea in N.C. case
• Court reverses murder conviction of former N.C. police chief
• Summerfield violinist semi-finalist in international competition
• Code Orange air quality in the Triad predicted for Wednesday
• Nourishing NC promotes community gardens
• N.C. DOT to close I-40 lane for sign repairs
• State crews to close U.S. 29 lane for shoulder repair
• Focus on the future of business in Winston-Salem takes place June 9
• CFTC files suit against Reidsville man
• Crescent Financial approves stock sale
• Thigpen to reject robo-signed docs
• I-85 lane closure in Davidson County
• Unifi provides fiber for Boy Scout gear
• Bank robbed in Greensboro
• Spring Garden fire ruled accidental
• N.C. bank data show sector in trouble
• Will insurance premiums start going down?
• UNCG noted for "affordable education"
• CNN project now featuring Greensboro, history of racial issues
• All Star Rock Tour canceled
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• AT&T may face $1B settlement because of taxes for smartphone data services
• Raleigh teen suspended for soliciting nude photos from fellow students
• Update: Suspect sought in Greensboro homicide
• Amber Alert issued for Raleigh girl
• 200 animals removed from Triangle home
• Congressman faces cool reception after confession
• Regulation of inflatables gets new look after weekend accident
• NAACP to create Eastern task force
• 2 charged in Burlington shooting
• Charter school backers still fighting to remove N.C. cap
• N.C. student can continue to wear nose ring to class
• Man wounded in shooting at Greensboro Waffle House
• Neighbors give amphitheater mixed reviews
• Greensboro man arrested on 28 child porn charges
• Greensboro woman charged in 2 boys' abduction
• Greensboro police investigate body found
• Tony Stewart replaces Hutchens; promotes Borland
• Winston-Salem Open offers group discounts
• Special GSO council meeting canceled
• Greensboro City Council holds closed session for business opportunity
• Update: Two couples escape apartment building fire
• Apple's Steve Jobs emerges from leave to unveil synching service
• Live television, new 'Halo' coming to Xbox 360
• AP Sources: Edwards emails acknowledge payments
• Central Carolina OB-GYN makes Signature Place move
• Wake MBAs receive Six Sigma belts
• Extended jobless benefits start flowing
• Barron's: Lorillard risky til cloud clears
• More than 400 Guilford students earn service learning awards
• 100 labor markets lose private-sector jobs
• Apple touts new software, cloud products
• Garrison Keillor coming to Greensboro
• Piedmont Natural Gas touts sustainability
• First Citizens takes over failed S.C. bank
• Group tickets on sale for Winston-Salem Open tennis
• NASCAR's Childress fined $150,000
• High Point man sought in hit-and-run
• Update: 2 escape burning Greensboro apartment
• Rockingham bus driver resigns amid allegations she hit a student
• Shrimp shortage: Winter rough on state harvest
• Cone gets cancer-fighting grant
• Triad apartment group starts food drive
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• 3 teens killed in Wake County crash
• Powell to "trot the globe" with Washington Generals
• Bus services offer cheap rides, but safety compliance an issue
• Bill lets students map their futures
• High Point prepares for prohibition of e-waste in landfills
• N.C. Court of Appeals to rule on Kalvin Michael Smith case
• Convenience store robbed on West Market Street
• Police: Car taken in robbery strikes Greensboro apartment
• More than 400 GCS Graduates to Receive Service-Learning Awards
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Surviving cancer: Community commemorates battles fought and won
• Delivery driver stabbed in neck during attempted robbery
• High Point Police shoot, chase man in fast-food drive through incident
• Public records shed light on American Express plans
• New jail puts sheriff on side of spending
• The new face of poverty: families
• Public records - Rockingham County
• Calendar - Guilford County
• Remember When: Mill company, workers meet for solution
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• DAV auxiliary raffle will put your family tree on quilt
• A CANVAS OF BRICKS
• Mapping recent home burglaries
• Garden club still cultivating ‘flower power’
• South Point beats NE Guilford for state baseball title
• Kernersville woman seriously injured in crash
• Budget clash now looms with governor
• Charities not happy with their lot at park
• Greensboro police investigate Friday night robberies
• GOP legislator calls Perdue 'incompetent’
• Sides duel over safety at Eastern
• Thousands Could Lose Access to More at Four
• Victim robbed leaving his apartment
• Bus company in fatal crash tries to reopen
• Piedmont Natural Gas CFO to retire
• Progress Energy files to increase rates
• Martin Lawrence to bring stand-up act to Greensboro
• Colonial Bank gets bankruptcy approval
• Dynamo at home Saturday night
• N.C. governor extends jobless benefits
• JBA Benefits to host health care panel
• Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf sees hopeful housing signs
• Central Library to host senior job fair
• Traffic alert: Walker Avenue will be closed for 2 weeks
• Old Dominion expands service in Taiwan
• 'Ninja' breaks into Apple store
• NC House approves loan rate bill
• Auditor: Alamance CC left data exposed
• Perdue orders jobless aid to resume
• Former Madison pastor faces more charges
• Seagrove man gets 27 years on drug, firearms convictions
• Duke Energy seeks rate hike
• Kaiser tracking health care law challenges
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Judge grants restraining order against the city in landfill case. Developing
• Police: Car used to break into Apple store
• Jack Kevorkian, advocate of assisted suicide, dies following short illness
• Driver in fatal tour bus crash charged with involuntary manslaughter
• Charges against John Edwards could come today
• Baptist Hospital recovers more records from former worker's properties
• State economy growing, but slowly
• Scotty McCreery adjusting to new life as an 'Idol'
• N.C. contestants in national spelling bee f-a-l-t-e-r
• House passes consumer loan bill over many objections
• 'Free' on the menu today at Krispy Kreme
• Construction nearly done for amphitheater opening
• Fireman saves tot while on vacation
• GCS Graduates Earn Record Amount in Scholarships
• Gay rights protest disrupts N.C. House
• Pizza delivery driver robbed at gunpoint
• Economic forecast for Winston-Salem shows signs of improvement in 2011
• High Point cancels this year's Shakespeare Festival
• Senate passes budget, Perdue blasts cuts
• 3 gay rights activists arrested in protest at state Capitol
• Baby killed in car crash
• Still time to buy Taylor Swift tickets
• Report: Android sweeps Nokia in Europe
• Caterpillar job fair is Tuesday
• Rescue center releases 25 sea turtles
• Jaycees building fetches $1.8 million
• Pettys to roll out Victory Junction in Kansas City
• Senate passes state budget plan; House up next
• Greensboro council calls special meeting
• Survey: Finance execs dour on economy
• N.C. manufacturer among 8 to recall pool, spa drain covers
• Retailers showing signs of stress
• Moody's wary of BofA, Wells Fargo
• American Airlines back on Orbitz
• Talecris divesting Winston-Salem center
• Fresh Market makes peace with Norm's
• Fresh Market earnings up 10%
• 'Most Wanted' suspect from 2010 arrested
• Scarfone buys Ham's on High Point Rd.
• Center City Park closing an hour earlier
• High Point man charged with having counterfeit cash
• Pride golf to be honored at Grasshoppers game Friday night
• Questions remain in fatal High Point shooting
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• Furnitureland South donates furnishings to Triad Health Project
• Coastal N.C. nuclear plant sees lessons in Japan disaster
• Charlotte melee preceded by hours of tension
• Two women sentenced in 2004 shooting death
• Shakespeare Festival cancels fall season
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Drugging PTI bear wasn't an option
• Bus company on verge of shutdown before crash
• American Express Recognizes Volunteer at Haynes-Inman
• Kindred Healthcare Completes Acquisition of RehabCare Group
• Triad businesses can help local soldiers coming home from war
• ‘Synthetic pot’ now illegal in N.C.
• Kindred Healthcare Completes Acquisition of RehabCare Group
• APAC wins DOT contract in Rockingham
• Furnitureland gives to Triad Health
• Update: Victims in Sky Express bus crash identified
• Dynamo to host Open Cup game June 14
• N.C. bill would help ex-cons get work more easily
• Perdue visits White House to talk hurricane prep
• Senate tentatively approves budget plan
• No big baby strollers on AA flights
• Wal-Mart reopens Reidsville store
• Judge leaning toward restraining order in White Street landfill case
• Lowes to collect food for the needy
• AT&T names VP for Carolinas
• Wells Fargo to pay $16M settlement
• N.C. data center may host Apple’s iCloud
• Manufacturing slowed in May
• House panel approves repeal of Racial Justice Act
• Former Rep. Allred loses DWI appeal
• Kernersville man has sentence cut in fraud case
• Burlington man accused of embezzlement
• Burlington man arrested on charges of statutory rape
• Lance's lawyers want '60 Minutes' apology
• Advocates for N.C.'s disabled residents sue state
• N.C. man charged with stealing tornado relief money
• Greensboro police to crack down on school zone speeders
• Brittany Parsons tabbed NFCA All-Region
• When are kids like s'mores? When left in hot cars, demonstration shows
• Students here illegally targeted in new bill
• Women inmates helping to generate tourism
• Civil War photos on display at 2 N.C. libraries
• First key vote on Senate budget scheduled for today
• Perdue to meet with Obama today to talk hurricane preparedness
• Robbie Perkins joins race for Greensboro mayor, stresses jobs
• Greensboro residents sue to stop action on city landfill
• Boiling point: No break coming as temperature rises
• News Tips, May 31 - June 6
• GCS to Offer Parent Academy Grants for Title I Schools
• Kindred Healthcare to Present at Investor Conferences
• N.C. DOT repairs sinkhole in Lexington street
• Groups file lawsuit to stop landfill contract
• Healthcare changes; how can Triad businesses benefit from the new system?
• Burlington man rescues $200,000 Powerball ticket from garbage
• Tea Party not adopting economic issues locally yet
• 2 charged in Rockingham vandalism spree
• Bear shot by wildlife officials near airport
• Perkins launches bid for Greensboro mayor
• Update: U.S. DOT shuts down Sky Express bus company after fatal crash
• Mitsubishi to add 135 jobs in N.C.
• Salute festival to feature 30+ wineries
• NCTA plans leadership conference in GSO
• BB&T tops SBA lending in N.C.
• Perkins announces mayoral bid
• 2 shot in Burlington; suspects sought
• Science Club students care for wildlife
• Blockbuster introduces new pricing plans
• Glen Raven starts $3M solar project
• Whitsett will have public hearing on budget
• Church’s debuts chicken sandwich
• AirTran offering $59 fares
• Mitsubishi to add 135 jobs in Charlotte
• Northeast Guilford's series will be at N.C. State
• Furniture orders pick up
• Coastal wildfire still burning
• Senate unveils new state budget plan
• Young Jeezy, Travis Porter added to SuperJam lineup
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Police use Taser on sausage thief
• Out-of-control car hits, kills 5-year-old Raleigh girl
• Winston-Salem planning first-ever Moravian Festival
• Power plant project expected to employ about 300 in Triad
• Father fights to get his daughter's death re-investigated
• State budget compromise in the works
• Senate will discuss extra school days
• Owner’s dream house is still a Joy to clean
• Raleigh girl killed in driveway
• 'Miracle on the Hudson' plane begins final trek south
• Chaos in downtown Charlotte leaves 1 dead
• Winston-Salem lawyers honored for work with Guantanamo detainees
• Memorial ceremony honors those who sacrificed all
• High Point manager's budget builds in money for road repairs
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Greensboro man robbed while taking out the trash
• Updated: More bear sightings Sunday, early this morning
• Lack of funding puts textile museum on hold
• Mendenhall Teacher Still Going Strong After 40 Years
• GCS Plans Summer Four-Day Work Schedule To Conserve Energy
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary for May 26, 2011
• Transportation Deadline for Magnet Students Approaches
• Suspicious blaze injures one person
• Archdale wreck kills at least 1, closes southbound I-85
• Bear sighted near U.S. 29 and Florida Street
• Missing N.C. man found in Asheville
• Tea Party's sleeper new issue?
• Search intensifies in D.C. for missing Elon University graduate
• Judge orders hearing on budget cuts to schools
• High Point's Davis Furniture succeeds where many don't: domestic production
• Kidney transplant has lasted 40 years and still going strong
• Men say they were pursued, shot at on I-40
• Man reports being robbed after leaving Tate Street bar
• Police investigating overnight shooting on Avalon Road
• Firefighters battle large chemical fire
• A Sharp look at the Civil War
• Patriotic tribute
• Savvy Shopper: Antiques stores to close this summer
• Kowalewski seeks $1M legal aid
• We will never forget
• Budget impasse raises worries
• Ballmer says Windows 8 coming. Or is it?
• Smithfield fires town manager over raises
• $7 million awarded in wrongful death case
• Subway restaurant burglarized in Greensboro
• Police: Man who accepted ride robbed after declining to buy cocaine
• Latest figures show sluggish job growth
• Putting weather in children’s hands
• N.C. legislator: NAACP, state chapter head "racist"
• Kernersville hit hard by strong thunderstorm
• Gas tanks drain family budgets, alter summer plans
• Deadline nears on school busing requests for magnet students
• Air France crash co-pilots fought with controls
• Durham I-40 pigs pack bags for new life in Florida
• Blackbeard's anchor recovered off N.C. coast
• Entrepreneur noted for guiding HP youth
• TransTech to host Nobel winner
• Potential budget deal spares teaching asst. jobs
• Mortgage rates continue to fall
• 'Miracle on the Hudson' plane preps for final trip
• Subway's Jared Fogle coming to Moses Cone
• Google unveils smartphone pay service, PayPal sues
• Swisher Hygiene acquires Bussey Dishwasher Service
• Triad unemployment slips to 9.7%
• Duke Energy, Progress executives tout benefits of merger
• N.C. third in government job growth
• Wells Fargo economists say Triad lags
• Update: Boy, 9, calls 911 to report shooting
• Bill would demand voter OK on N.C. debt
• Bonefish Grill has soft shell crabs
• N.C. gas prices down slightly for holiday weekend
• Piedmont Triad airport renovates chapel
• GTCC, DCCC win Gates grant
• Former Sen. Edwards angling for plea, sources say
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Memorial Day traffic to rise 2 percent
• Home Run for Homelessness is Wednesday
• Labonte assisting N.C. tornado victims
• No. 5 top beach: Cape Hatteras
• Davidson College names first woman president
• Carolinas feel brunt of heavy storms
• Blackbeard's anchor to be recovered off N.C. coast
• Abandoned car found in pond at Greensboro Country Club
• Sentencing reset again for former DMV operator
• Fifth rabies case reported this week in Guilford
• Forest Service: Beware of pot growers in the woods
• Students Awarded College-Sponsored National Merit Scholarships
• Southeast Guilford baseball trails in suspended regional title series
• Illegal immigration a top Tea Party issue again
• Winston-Salem city leaders discuss ways to attract and retain high level talent
• Kindred Healthcare, Inc. Announces Voting Results for the 2011 Annual Meeting of Stockholders, Including Approval of the RehabCare Group, Inc. Acquisition
• Poll shows majority supports tobacco-free parks in Greensboro
• Abraham named Wake Forest med school dean
• Garner seeks to capitalize on 'Idol' fame
• UNCG, Elon baseball teams eliminated
• Update: Graham teen dies after collapsing in gym class
• Duke Renewables buys Wisconsin wind farm
• Triad home sales down 20%
• New Bern intervenes against Duke Energy-Progress Energy deal
• Busch apoligizes for going 128 mph
• N.C. ranks 36th in driving knowledge
• Criterium set for downtown High Point
• Philip Morris buys nicotine inhaler patent
• Belk 1Q income rises to $31.9M
• Swim camp coming to Aquatic Center
• Boeing: "TIMCO rocks!"
• Food pantry could close without donations
• Freescale comes up short on IPO
• Krispy Kreme shaking things up
• RBC Center crowd showed McCreery mania
• Fire damages house in eastern Guilford
• Grant to help GTCC, other colleges graduate more students
• State House considers bill requiring voters to OK borrowing
• Compressed air hose lodged in man turns him into human balloon
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• 'Most Wanted' suspect arrested in High Point
• Bear found dead near Zebulon
• Archdale man charged with murder in overdose death
• Study: no degree, no job
• Bill to extend jobless benefits still tied up in politics
• Judge accused of fixing tickets gets September hearing date
• Scotty wins America's vote, 'Idol' crown
• Police search for rape suspect released from jail after bond altered
• Feds OK charging Edwards
• Memorial Day travel expected to increase over last year
• Winston-Salem man dies after a standoff with police
• Inside today's Go Triad
• It’s hard being funnier than the average bear
• Mary Kay Grubb Recognized by Sam’s Club
• Action Greensboro Thanks Educators with Donation of Gift Cards
• Stewart would be interested in signing Patrick
• Smith gets new term as bank commisioner
• Parents to hold rally opposing education cuts in Greensboro on Thursday
• Obama to visit NC next week
• BofA launches $55M energy program
• Wesleyan wins Harris Teeter jingle contest
• Winston-Salem Open adds Querrey, Harrison
• Greensboro Chamber announces Small Business Award Winners
• House GOP tries another jobless bill
• North State sponsoring Criterium race
• Coastal wildfire spreads
• Update: House speaker, NAACP chief trade barbs
• Furman beats UNCG in SoCon baseball
• Free Doughnut Day coming up June 3
• BB&T pumping more $ into CRE
• CNBC: Mark Haines dies at 65
• Universal Power Group acquires Progressive Technologies
• Krispy Kreme offers free doughnuts June 3
• 2 'Most Wanted' suspects arrested
• BofA, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase form venture
• CSX workers killed in train crash identified
• Banks launch program for easier electronic money transfers
• Tanger forms JV for outlet near DC
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• New RNC chairman visiting Greensboro, Raleigh
• Update: Fox bites man, dog
• Panel to review N.C. sterilization program reform
• 'Idol' judges back Lauren Alaina to win finale
• State bill to restrict teens use of tanning beds advances
• N.C. brims with nuclear waste
• State gets low marks for kids' dental health
• NAACP leader Barber arrested in legislature
• N.C. Senate targets light rail
• Sheriff: No guards, no opening for jail
• Bear jam on Battleground Ave.
• Volunteers/Family Friends/Tutors
• Medicaid and Food Stamp applications
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: May 24 - 30, 2011
• Board of Education Meeting - May 26, 2011
• N.C. DOT to close lanes on I-40 ramp to Wendover
• Man gets 17 years for 2008 murder
• Woman suspected of stealing from teachers
• Man charged in homicide near Cavalier Inn
• Winston-Salem offers biz workshops
• 6 arrested after commotion in N.C. House gallery
• Man faces charges he tried to meet a girl for sex
• N.C. House approves donation limits for vendors
• Tea Party's new strategy - at the legislature
• Unemployed flock to Goodwill job fairs
• Caterpillar Supplier Summit set for June 3 in Winston-Salem
• Incubator touts company growth
• Carson-Dellosa launches iPad, iPhone app
• BB&T revamps small biz banking site
• Lowe���s report touts corporate responsibility
• Bank of America agrees to overdraft settlement
• Tabor invests $1.9M to buy, update Apple Creek apartments
• Querrey, Isner's doubles partner, coming to Winston-Salem Open
• Reidsville man charged with shooting cousin
• Woman's body found in Randolph County; boyfriend arrested
• Weather delays retrieval of Blackbeard's anchor
• Greensboro bear reappears near Battleground Avenue
• Raymond James opens Greensboro office
• InterAct911 secures $7M debt financing
• Greensboro man catches fox that bites him
• UNCG baseball coach honored again
• Update: 1 dead, 3 hurt in Union County train crash
• Deputies arrest 'Most Wanted' suspect
• Coffee price hike to deliver another jolt
• Update: School bus overturns in Davidson County
• Century-old debate is brought to a head
• Fraud wasn’t email’s goal, adviser says
• Senate's budget calls for slight individual tax cuts
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Follow John Isner vs. Rafael Nadal
• Lowe's to replace Sanford store destroyed in tornado
• For Scotty McCreery, it all comes down to tonight
• Board reverses decision to hear High Point deputy fire chief's grievance
• Preacher says world will actually end in October
• Bear control is left to wildlife officers
• Academy at Smith Graduate Has Overcome Countless Odds
• US Airways, Delta exchange slots
• Man charged with child sex offenses
• Update: Police arrest subject wanted on Lawrence Street
• N.C. DOT to close I-85 lane in Greensboro for sign repairs
• I-73 lanes to close in Greensboro for Volvo photoshoot
• City postpones McConnell Road area walk
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 11
• Senate GOP about to roll out state budget plan
• Guinness World Record broken
• SunTrust named top export lender
• BofA unit expands Brazil operations
• Hagan to reintroduce TESA bill
• ���Click It or Ticket��� campaign kicks off
• High Point jazz and blues festival is Sept. 3
• Bell Partners buys Greensboro apartments
• Chamber honors UNCG Bryan School dean
• Apple Store revamp is all about iPad 2
• Recycler to create 200 jobs near Charlotte
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• Winston-Salem teen faces assault, larceny charges
• Wells Fargo expects growth from wealth
• Krispy Kreme revenues increase 13.6 %
• Driver hits Reidsville's Confederate monument
• N.C. golf industry continues its slump
• Men's tennis looking forward to 2011-2012
• Video: Black bear winds up in backyard in Greensboro
• 3 die in Lincolnton fire
• GC women's tennis finishes '11 on high note. Looking forward to '12
• Caterpillar supplier info session set
• Look homeward, jobless children
• Waka Flocka Flame to perform at SuperJam
• In Garner, it's Scotty mania heading into final 'Idol' week
• Find out how cloud computing provides benefits to Triad small businesses
• Gibsonville man charged with assaulting officer
• Highway near coastal wildfire reopens
• Poll: Medicare doesn't have to be cut
• Update: 89 dead in Missouri tornado
• Summerlike heat is already here
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Greensboro hands out housing grants
• Take Me Out to the Ball Game
• Aldermen discuss the savings account for Azalea Circle apartments
• British coaches will lead soccer camp in Gibsonville
• Tea Party's changing strategy here
• Deputies investigate death of Trinity man
• Apple stores feature a new look Down Under
• Photo: Bear in tree in Greensboro backyard
• Man tells police he was robbed in his driveway
• Man tells police he was shot in arm in apartment hallway
• Man, girlfriend walking home assaulted, robbed
• Guilford jail may not get more guards
• Vanishing mills
• Group to study health of rivers
• Calendar - Guilford County
• Public Records - Rockingham County
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Mother and son returning to camp as staffers
• Rockingham People: RCC names McLaughlin outstanding 2011 student
• Artistic Oddities: Back roads lead to surprises if you keep an eye peeled
• Mapping recent home burglaries
• Savvy Shopper: Mother shares coupon advice
• A community space is born
• One charged in Summit Avenue shooting
• ACS, Lenovo partner to create 300 jobs
• State to mark Civil War secession anniversary
• Authorities: teen downed champagne, rammed buildings with tractor
• Man, 73, dies from injuries suffered in home invasion
• Astronauts inspect gouge on space shuttle's belly
• Theater group plans to buy Broach building
• Parents say Judgment Day, kids say party
• Southeast Guilford baseball cruises into state quarterfinals
• Downtown night spots Much, Heaven close
• Xerox unit adds jobs under new Lenovo contract
• Senate to unveil N.C. budget proposal next week
• Kindred Healthcare Prices $550 Million Senior Notes Due 2019
• N.C. A&T names new engineering dean
• Volvo plans $8 million expansion
• Lejeune water issue going back to Congress
• NC unemployment steady at 9.7 percent
• Perdue takes no action on broadband bill
• Winner of NBC's 'The Sing Off' coming to Carolina Theatre
• Isner to meet Nadal in French opener
• Wells Fargo honored as SBA Lender of the Year
• Rockingham County teacher of the year named
• Greensboro Chamber announces 2011 Small Business Award winners
• Tallest Ferris wheel in eastern U.S. starts spinning
• No Child Left Behind fix lagging in Congress
• AT&T upgrading U-Verse DVRs in GSO
• CDC's 'zombie apocalypse' advice an Internet hit
• Prices at gas pump painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Al-Qaida considered oil tankers as terror targets
• Elder, Nihart, and Mitchell named PING All-Americans
• Greensboro Water Resources director will retire
• Suit: AT&T overbills for iPhone, iPad data
• BofA ahead on community-lending goal
• Syngenta plans $71M expansion in RTP
• Wells Fargo honored by SBA
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Troopers to look for drunk boaters
• Update: Reidsville man dies in Greensboro wreck
• Destroyed in 2003, Nags Head pier reopens
• Liberty Media bids for Barnes & Noble
• Duke honors the life of Reynolds Price
• Wildlife expert: city bears want homes, not lunch
• Forecast: 3 to 6 major hurricanes this season
• Civil jury acquits Panthers player in assault case
• Winston-Salem woman dies in wreck
• High Point council steps into dispute with assistant fire chief
• High Point budget: higher taxes, utility rates
• Man assaulted, robbed in motel parking lot
• N.C. teen makes 'American Idol' finale
• Amphitheater construction overrun reaches $26,000
• Tea Party gets new boost - from Pres. Obama
• Technimark to add 30 jobs in Asheboro
• New GTCC president: It is an honor
• Parts of I-40 in Greensboro to close this weekend
• Fire breaks out at Greensboro high rise
• LinkedIn IPO a hit with investors
• Lorillard announces quarterly dividend
• N.C. lags in adjusting to export markets
• Perdue ready to sign state employee health plan deal
• Construction begins on I-85 project
• Wake Forest responds to Today segment
• Sensory Analytics wins award
• Bank of America worker sentenced in ATM scheme
• FBI investigates Unabomber in '82 Tylenol deaths
• Ikea audits Danville factory
• Hibernation over, bears spotted in N.C. cities
• Apple Stores to get major revamp for 10th anniversary?
• Sheriff: Alamance sex abuse suspect is on the run
• Second phase of I-85 project in Davidson under way
• Randy Jackson to fill in at Fox 8
• Bald eagle found shot to death in Haywood County
• Bill seeks donations for state agencies
• Update: GTCC picks new president
• Amazon now selling more e-books than printed versions
• Netflix traffic dominates 'net
• NCHSAA basketball, wrestling, track events to stay in Greensboro
• GTCC picks new president: George "Randy" Parker
• Thursday Sports Newsstand
• FirstPoint acquires Public Data Works
• BofA says it's cutting emissions
• North Carolina's fastest-growing group: 55 and older
• Cops: N.C. bus driver had racy chats with student
• N.C. man charged with conspiracy, fraud in scheme
• Rabid fox shot after attacks in Burlington
• Thieves strip Iredell school buses of batteries
• Former Myrtle Beach police officer charged with causing wreck that killed N.C. motorcyclist
• Former N.C. middle school teacher convicted of $2.2 million swindle
• Man charged with raping, killing N.C. girl wants to be released from prison
• Car of missing Cary man found in Smokies
• N.C. federal prison worker sentenced in drug case
• Report of assault opens up discussion
• Is the City Council listening to residents?
• Inside today's Go Triad
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: May 17 - 23, 2011
• Potential of young people as Tea Party recruits now hinted by media
• New DNC chair visits N.C., talks about 2012
• O'Reilly, U.S. women top Japan 2-0 in exhibition
• Corbean named assistant coach at Wake Forest
• Zahra Baker's stepmother faces drug charges
• Attorneys speak out on N.C. racial bias law repeal
• Archdale man indicted in fatal March wreck
• Rabid fox bites Burlington residents, dog
• Dynamic Quest sends Kindles to Hairston
• Wake Forest Baptist���s McConnell paid $1.68 M last year
• Sex offender registration violator draws 27-month sentence
• Quaintance to be honored by NCCJ
• Woman gets suspended sentence, probation in fatal 2009 wreck
• 2 Guilford County teens charged in puppy theft
• Murder charge dismissed in 2009 shooting death
• More state residents losing jobless benefits
• Fresh Market to offer Anna Mae bread
• BEM acquires Myers Jones
• 'Exceptional' Triad community colleges
• UNCG to offer biz school 'prelude'
• Lawsuit: Chuck E. Cheese offers gambling
• Romney top GOP contender, TBJ readers say
• Bank of America to cut emissions by 15%
• Hollywood tailoring summer movies for overseas audiences
• LabCorp extends deadline on Orchid offer
• Hospitals near military bases expecting baby boom this summer
• 1 hurt in Winston-Salem apartment fire
• Wednesday Sports Newsstand
• Three Pride representatives named to USA South Hall of Fame
• High used-car prices make it ideal time to sell
• Alamance commissioner knocked for talk-show comments
• Pride baseball finishes solid season
• Men's lacrosse takes step back in '11
• Fired SBI agent appeals to get his job back
• Father driving in wreck that killed his 2 sons had long record of driving violations
• High Point City Council members, City Project at odds over retail incentives proposal
• J.C. Penney catalog store opens today at Oak Hollow Mall
• New dive planned for Blackbeard artifacts in NC
• Domestic-violence deaths up statewide in 2010
• Judge: Kowalewski violated order
• Triad legislator opposes a ban of gay marriage
• City manager proposes $9.5M in budget cuts
• GCS Students Named Teaching Fellows and Brooks Scholars
• Mack Trucks to pay $525M settlement
• City Manager recommends $440 million budget
• N.C. courts seeking more money for interpreters
• Food fight leads to charges
• N.C. schools to weigh nutritional value of snack foods
• Aide to former Gov. Easley sentenced to prison
• Former Easley aide Ruffin Poole sentenced
• Mack Trucks to pay $525 million in lawsuit
• Duke-Ohio State, Wisconsin-UNC head ACC-Big Ten pairings
• HondaJet prepares plant and hits high altitude
• Dispensing company to add 150 jobs in Lincoln County
• Tech hiring in North Carolina pulls back
• Apple product launch rumored this week
• Duke Energy settles lawsuit for $30M
• BofA launches small-biz charge card
• Winston-Salem company temporarily barred from doing business in N.C.
• Gay marriage ban backers rally in Raleigh
• PART puts building plans on hold
• Tim Tsujii, Frankie Jones Jr. to head synerG
• Gap, Goodwill partner for donations
• Tanger sets two world records
• High school playoff postponements
• GSO, High Point lawyers best paid in NC
• Tanger Outlets sets Guinness record
• HondaJet completes altitude test
• Targacept to sell stock
• Conservatives offer list of cuts
• Woman accused of trying to burn officers
• Tuesday Sports Newsstand
• Fatal wreck at N.C. 61, Holts Store Road involving school bus. Details developing.
• Graduation speech taken from YouTube
• 1 Lexington man wins $1 million; another wins $100K in lottery
• Customer satisfaction with AT&T, T-Mobile drops
• Sentencing scheduled today for Easley's 'go-to guy'
• Traffic alert: I-85 south near McConnell Road
• Police: Malfunctioning cable may have caused carnival worker's death
• Guilford County Board of Education Meeting Summary of May 10, 2011
• CANCELLED - Northwest Middle Groundbreaking Ceremony
• Board Requests Increase in Local Funding for 2011-12
• School bus driver cited and suspended in Davidson County accident
• Parts of Greensboro College lose power
• Panera Bread says donation model working
• Tonight's Ole Asheboro Neighborhood walk canceled
• Netflix adds Miramax to instant offerings
• Feds probe N.C. company over planned overseas deal
• Complaint focuses on lack of interpreters in N.C. courts
• State bike tour stopping in Mayodan
• BofA spends $4.1B with small, diverse firms
• Cuts, fees among Medicaid strategies
• AIG stock sale drawing interest
• Mayodan a stop on ���Mountains to Coast��� bicycle trip
• Wake County police dog dies
• Panera calls 'pay what you want' cafes a success
• Reynolds American shares hit 52-week high
• Apple may add Sprint, T-Mobile when iPhone 4S arrives
• Lowe���s 1Q earnings down 5.7%
• Triad gas prices decline slightly
• Wake Forest biz schools to graduate
• Tanger to buy three centers for $400 M
• Wells Fargo signs to go up in October
• Monday Sports Newsstand
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Carnival worker dies, another injured after falling from Ferris wheel
• Will budget cuts force UNC system to cap enrollment?
• Lowe's blames earnings decline on weather
• Kindred Healthcare Announces Senior Notes Offering
• High Point police probe shooting death
• Wachovia taking on Wells Fargo name
• Investigator says N.C. wildfire caused by lightning
• Billy Graham goes home after pneumonia treatment
• Glenwood skeptical of UNCG plans
• UNC basketball signee P.J. Hairston: Duke 'couldn't spell my name right'
• Man shot near Greensboro nightclub
• Man tells police he was shot while leaving Greensboro hotel
• Calendar - Guilford County
• Rockingham People: Rockingham students receive scholarships
• Public Records - Rockingham County
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Team seeks ‘owners’ for cushy replacement seats
• Savvy Shopper: State Street shop moves to downtown
• Finally, we get a photo of me that I actually like
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Reidsville’s Run for the Roses
• Photos recall small-town America
• Schools focusing on service learning
• Time for growing up
• Underwater detectives: Recovery team searches for bodies, evidence
• Recruiting more young people to the Tea Party
• Police investigate armed robbery
• Man charged after woman is shot in Eden
• Man in critical condition after car accident
• Mayor discusses landfill, redistricting at neighborhood forum
• Borders book chain can't find bidders
• Bank of Granite reduces losses
• Officials: High Point furniture market still has funding support
• 100 years of naval aviation on display in N.C. show
• Haw River man arrested after brief police chase
• Ind. judge faces discipline over arrest in N.C.
• King me, game’s masters say
• Eastern High will put focus on safety
• Adviser faces new allegations
• Phelps finishes sixth in 200 free at Charlotte
• Dead body found in Guilford County pond
• NCAA: OK for Idol finalist to throw out 1st pitch
• Officers, Lowes reps to install locks in east Greensboro, combat burglaries
• Day 5: Local Salvation Army captain shares tornado cleanup experiences
• 2 sought in Everitt Street homicide turn themselves in
• Godsoe posts fastest 100 butterfly time in UltraSwim preliminaries
• Update: Nearly 2 dozen hurt when NC school bus overturns
• Greensboro man pleads guilty in $9 million scheme
• AirTran launches summer sale
• Freddie Mac: Mortgage rates fall for 4th straight week
• Gilbarco expands pump TV coverage
• VF to pay Ala. employees affected by tornado through May 30
• PART considers alternative to $3 fee
• State rejects Wake Forest Baptist ED expansion plans
• Health care costs doubled in nine years
• Old Dominion relocates Missouri center
• John Strong traded scrubs for suit
• Pike Electric revenues jump 27 %
• Triad Guaranty posts $4.9M loss
• Shadybrook Elementary principal dies
• Lawyers say cuts threaten basic rights
• Forsyth man wins $100K from N.C. lottery...again
• Fire damages vacant Winston-Salem home
• N.C. House backs bill on shorter early-voting period
• Khan Mongolian Grill and Hibachi opens
• Friday Sports Newsstand
• Garner resident makes it to top 3 of 'American Idol'
• Two replicas of Columbus' ships go on display today in N.C.
• Kindred Healthcare Announces Receipt of All Required Regulatory Approvals to Proceed with Acquisition of RehabCare Group
• Latest scam preys on grandparents
• State tax refunds still slow in coming
• Graham funeral director faces state hearing in June
• Greensboro College wins NCAA Golf National Championship!
• GCS 2011 Graduation Season Begins
• Nominate a GCS Employee for Recognition Program
• Judge's ruling in UNC records lawsuit now official
• Brett Favre visits site of Wrangler plant
• Commissioners back arts groups in budget work session
• Tea Party locally cannot survive as is
• Tea Party locally cannot survive as is
• Evangelist Graham improving at N.C. hospital
• Man killed in N.C. standoff had 14 gunshot wounds
• N.C. House effort to dump newspaper notices shelved
• WakeMed says it wants to buy rival for $750M
• Day 4: Local Salvation Army captain shares tornado cleanup experiences
• Greensboro leads Division III golf
• House OKs bill banning forced annexation
• Fire at Winston-Salem apartments displaces 21
• US Airways last for customer service: <em>Consumer Reports</em>
• S&P lowers RBC Bank rating, expects sale
• Tanger CEO to ring NYSE bell
• Edward Jones now looking for experience
• Hanesbrands CFO resigns
• 2 more sought in Everitt Street homicide
• Winston-Salem prime spot for data centers
• Wyndham Championship launches new website
• Smith Moore lawyer to serve in ABA body
• Tengion reports loss
• GTCC to hold largest graduation
• BofA offers no guidance on dividend hike
• Smoke from coastal fire continues to drift
• Thursday sports newsstand
• More than 700 Charlotte school employees get layoff notices
• Trial delayed for soldier in colleague's stabbing
• Greensboro College leads the field heading into final day at NCAA Championships
• Greensboro College teams up with NIKE Baseball & Softball Camps
• Health care battle between two hospitals about to heat up in Raleigh
• Proehl to be inducted into N.C. Sports Hall of Fame
• New Raleigh airport terminal dedicated
• Number of doctors, health care workers disciplined increases slightly
• Two finalists remain for GTCC president
• Bank of America CEO faces complaints about handling of foreclosures at meeting
• Schools on alert after threat of abduction
• Need a ride? Metro area ranked low on busing
• Contract Approved for Ragsdale High Bond Project
• Students and Teachers Prepare To Root for the Home Team
• Michaels Stores says 90 PIN pads tampered with
• Local group to rally for use of energy grant
• Evangelist Billy Graham, 92, hospitalized with pneumonia
• Two Triad swimmers hope to crack Olympic elite in 2012
• BofA, Wells part of $5B settlement offer in mortgage probe
• Mother of Elon student sues Bayer over daughter’s death
• Reader, Stadnik nominated for U.S. Army All-American Bowl
• Day 3: Local Salvation Army captain shares tornado cleanup experiences
• N.C. Zoo's 'sky art' to help African plant conservation
• U.S. Marshals, police arrest fugitive charged with attempted murder
• PART considers alternatives to $3 vehicle surcharge
• Gas guzzlers: Triad in nation's Top 10
• Sears may be looking at NC for HQ
• CNN reports on UNCG in 3
• Pope Cos. buys former FedEx terminal
• A long-term fix for Medicaid costs?
• Bank of the Carolinas loss grows
• Philip Morris CEO says cigarettes aren't hard to quit
• Burlington man reported missing again
• Grandover hosting golf championship
• AT&T investing $1B in cloud technology
• Tobacco isn't hard to quit, Philip Morris CEO says
• Traffic alert: Clifton Road in Greensboro
• Triad salaries lag behind Triangle, Charlotte
• Follow Greensboro College, Guilford College golfers
• Parts of Triangle bidding farewell to "919"
• High school state baseball tournament pairings
• Wednesday sports newsstand
• Guilford school board sends budget on to commissioners
• Justice inquiry on search could cost Google $500 million
• Lane on I-40 in Greensboro closed after wreck
• Greensboro College sits in second place, three strokes behind the leader
• Fire delays reopening of old Alamance courthouse
• State lawmakers to weigh proposal making abortion more difficult
• State Senate wants deeper cuts in education
• Sears considering relocating headquarters to North Carolina
• Young patients' care in doubt
• Money woes hamper North Wilkesboro Speedway again
• Forysth lawyers pull their names from defense work to protest state's pay cut
• Winston-Salem man shot by Taser gun after driving into two police cars pleads guilty
• State testing homes by old landfill
• Three GCS Schools Honored for Energy Conservation
• N.C. Senate backs offshore, underground drilling
• N.C. Senate OKs school-year changes for bad weather
• Reservoir officials taking “hydro” case to Supreme Court
• Stanhope Johnson, Bishop McGuinness win state golf championship
• Fresh Market faces Norm's backlash
• Former ORMA, Ragsdale standout Jay Canty transferring to App State
• Attorney: Airlines should apologize to Imams
• Warren Buffett to appear on “The Office”
• N.C. Zoo polar bear exhibit to triple in size
• r u sure? BofA to text overdraft warnings
• Standoff over jobless money continues
• House bill would shift education power away from state board
• Lowes Foods opens discount store in Graham
• Harvick, Busch fined $25,000 each
• Old Dominion revenue jumps 33 percent
• Pike Electric posts profit
• Woman charged in Thomasville stabbing
• Alamance woman gets 5 years for beating toddler
• This is a story of the 5 little pigs
• Want to pick local strawberries? There's an app for that
• Firefighters still battling coastal wildfire
• Burr bill would merge EPA, Energy
• Wells Fargo shuffles, local impact limited
• Wells Fargo to buy Bank of Ireland unit
• Krispy Kreme opens South Carolina store
• Police: Student tried to hijack Charlotte school bus
• N.C. lottery scholarships may be ended
• Four puppies stolen from Surry County home
• Charges dropped in rapper's shooting
• Traffic alert: N. English St. in Greensboro
• Pride sitting in 4th after first day of NCAA Championships
• Two other imams forced off flight to Charlotte
• Officials work to promote Coltrane's link to High Point
• Guilford board split on budget
• Students retrace Freedom Ride stop in Greensboro
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: May 10 - 16, 2011
• Winston-Salem Chamber helps local businesses accelerate their success in 2011
• Man burned in Greensboro kitchen fire
• Police: Anonymous person threatens to abduct child
• N.C. lottery: Student aid cut to repay debts
• Salvation Army captain shares tornado cleanup experiences
• High Point Regional names Potter head of PR, marketing
• The high cost of malpractice insurance
• Apple, Wells Fargo, RBC make list of most valuable brands
• UNC's defense loses four players
• Coldwell Banker Triad Realtors recognized
• Two Greensboro residents each claim $448K lottery prize
• Grant Thornton CFO survey finds concerns
• Cloud computing security a concern
• VF sends help to Alabama employees
• U.S. Supreme Court clerk to address Wake law grads
• Bank of America reconsiders overdraft fees
• Isner-Querrey doubles team wins in Italy
• Wake Forest University names dean of Charlotte programs
• Mayor will speak at Saturday's Neighborhood Congress
• 2 arrested, 3 at large after home invasion
• Winston-Salem man convicted in Tennessee meth case
• Burlington man no longer missing
• Get your 'Music for a Sunday Evening in the Park' schedule here
• 2 slain in Randolph County
• Triad Social Security site up for auction
• Greensboro home sales up, but prices down
• High Point home damaged in fire
• Hertz makes $2.36B bid to buy Thrifty
• 22 Triad Chambers participate in mammoth after hours networking event
• Raleigh man charged in tornado scam
• Burlington police investigating two weekend robberies
• Lawmakers to determine if more help needed for storm victims
• Wildfire prompts smoke advisory in 8 eastern counties
• 'Thank you' gifts lavished on Charlotte business leaders, public officials
• Summer music returning to downtown Winston-Salem
• Would-be burglar in Greensboro flees after resident confronts him
• State parks system up for major award
• Storm recovery focus of new N.C. legislative panel
• Muslim clergy removed from flight to Charlotte seek 'accountability'
• Greensboro City Council refuses trash study
• Oh, how sweet it is!
• Four USA Gymnastics TNT Jr. Elite Athletes attend Guilford County Schools
• Man killed after falling off ATV
• Police investigating shooting on Summit Avenue
• Tea Party's coming next battle here
• Masked gunman robs Greensboro convenience store
• Man faces charges of firing gun in public, damaging car
• Calendar - Guilford County
• Public Records - Rockingham County
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Community garden encourages kinship
• Store owner starts ‘Buy Local’ drive
• Rockingham People: RCC gives awards to groups, students
• Savvy Shopper: New Greensboro golf shop caters to women
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• FARMING FROM SCRATCH
• School groups back 1-cent tax
• Newest university alumni look to build their futures
• Happy Mother's Day, Mom! We love you!
• Wells Fargo raises estimate of potential legal losses
• Man robs woman in Greensboro Walmart parking lot
• Police: Masked robber forces woman back into her Greensboro apartment
• DWI checkpoint in Reidsville yields 32 charges
• Commissioners begin redistricting
• Brain power fuels 'plug-in’ cars
• Certification program assists new teachers
• Tea Party here now making businesses siding with liberals pay
• UNCG graduates 2,264
• Bimini's opens in Greensboro
• TowerWorx relocates to Lexington
• BofA donates $200K to Alabama tornado victims
• Gates: Killing bin Laden 'a game changer' for Afghanistan
• Adult ATV drivers get new freedoms on helmet, goggle rules
• Ballesteros' condition deteriorating
• Wal-Mart offers new pick-up service
• Lincoln Financial supports tornado victims
• Triad Golf: A look at Bermuda Run CC
• Delta offering staff buyouts, early retirements to cut costs
• Virginia man charged in Eden shooting
• Lucas wins teaching award
• Two $448K lottery tickets sold in Greensboro
• City expands neighborhood walk schedule
• Education coalition wants to extend extra sales tax
• Former Highway Patrol worker charged with exploitation of minor
• Android apps may pass Apple's by August
• How NC med mal reform is shaping up
• Hanesbrands buys Australian firm
• North Carolina ranks high for business environment
• Murder case against former Charlotte nurse dropped
• Police seek a cause for recent rise in gun violence
• N.C. State dedicates animal hospital to High Point man
• Economy adds 244,000 jobs; unemployment rate at 9%
• Triad executives gain access to new leads to help grow their bottom line
• Summerfield man chosen for national MDA campaign
• Alston rejects tea party meeting
• Part of West Cone Blvd. in Greensboro reopened
• New Bern convention center sinking into river
• Part of University Parkway at U.S. 52 reopened
• Cary murder case focused on lifestyles of the 'popular,' affluent
• Judge clears way for another purchase in High Point Market showroom deal
• A family's grief
• GCS Students Named National Merit Scholars
• Board Approves Resolution Opposing House Bill 344
• 'Credit Doctor of N.C.' pleads guilty to fraud
• Police arrest man wanted in brother's shooting
• Graduate School dean named
• Musicologist awarded Rome Prize
• Ross, Brady: House budget would inflict lasting damage
• Targacept profit climbs 85 percent
• Jury finds Cary man guilty in wife's 2008 death
• Carolina Cash 5 jackpot is record $1.35 million
• Update: Galloway Buick site remediated
• Western Guilford's Stadnik twins pick South Carolina
• Bargain Sense: Tea time for mom, Free Comic Book Day
• U.S. 52 set for $13.1 million upgrade
• RLF honored by Holmes Report
• Update: Greensboro bank robbed
• UNCG names new graduate school dean
• Allegiant posts 3% increase in traffic
• Poll: 84% support clean energy resources
• 30-year mortgages hit 2011 low
• Progress Energy profit slips on warmer weather
• UNCG names new graduate dean
• Forced annexation bill gets hearing
• Enochs named new chief Guilford County District Court judge
• 5 arrested for Greensboro graffiti vandalism
• Novant details start of $100M Clemmons site
• Roads reopened around scene of Greensboro homicide
• Inside today's Go Triad
• The Southern Scuffle wrestling tourney will move to Chattanooga
• Volvo expanding work at Md. engine plant, adding jobs
• '80s rock stars to play June 9 show
• Greensboro College to provide live streaming video of commencement
• Novant to unveil Clemmons plans
• Jury deliberations continue in Cary murder trial
• Officer fired after being charged with hit-and-run
• Men force woman out of car during Greensboro robbery
• How the Tea Party can gain from Osama bin Laden's death
• Teen mother is charged with breaking child's legs
• Postal carriers in the hot seat when it comes to dog bites
• Fire Chief: Arsons in Winston-Salem caused more than $1 million damage in 2010
• Five indicted on charges they forced Guatemalan woman to work as prostitute
• Northwest Middle student a finalist in Google contest
• Bill would let distillers sell liquor
• Northwest Middle Student is Finalist in Doodle 4 Google Contest
• Guilford Parent Academy Partners with Communities In Schools for Two Workshops
• May is Thank a Teacher Month in GCS
• Piedmont Triad Leadership Academy Names Executive Director
• Photos: Police seek suspects in gas station robbery
• N.C. lawmakers consider abortion info requirements
• N.C. House gives final approval to its budget plan
• Death of Phylicia Barnes, 16, ruled a homicide
• Presbyterian Home of High Point sold
• AG Cooper to see new DNA law in action in Greensboro
• Lorillard CEO: cigarettes are enough
• Should the U.S. release bin Laden photos?
• State seeks input for 2040 Plan
• Weeks, McCrickard honored
• Former pastor charged with embezzlement
• Warner Bros. acquiring Flixster group, Rotten Tomatoes
• Bank of the Carolinas in consent order
• Man killed in Alamance County crash
• JSNN minority contracting high
• Unifi opens new recycling center
• Dunkin' Donuts parent files for $400M IPO
• U.S. pairs skating champs splitting up
• Lorillard CEO: No need for now to branch into other forms of tobacco
• US Airways traffic up
• Triad businesses to discuss how health leads to higher productivity
• List of locals affected by apparent mortgage fraud released
• Grimsley principal to lead new school leadership academy
• N.C. Zoo: 'We're having a baby'
• Durham to appeal lacrosse suit ruling
• Wyndham raises $50,000 for kids' golf
• New Forsyth school board member picked
• Diners raise $25,000 to serve area soup kitchen
• Nintendo cutting the price of its Wii system
• For U.S. furniture manufacturers, it's adapt or die
• Alamance defense attorneys resign to protest pay cut
• Postal workers protesting move from Hickory to Greensboro
• Video of N.C. prison fight won't be made public
• High Point officials deny sex discrimination claims
• Police add charges to man involved in wreck that hit van full of children
• Hardin: Page tennis draws victory after painful loss
• Short Orders: Yogurt, toppings and coffee at Yo Yo’s
• Proposed Guilford tax hike would hurt cities, managers say
• City Council changes district lines — again
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: May 3-9, 2011
• House gives tentative approval to N.C. budget plan
• Greensboro Day senior named Morehead-Cain Scholar
• Kindred Healthcare to Present at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2011 Health Care Conference
• School of Government: Perkins can vote; Matheny should abstain
• W-S Dash report shows successful 2010
• Free playground program, meals to begin June 20
• Bill would create new state energy fund
• Alec Baldwin filming movie in Triad
• 3 charged in Thomasville purse-snatching
• Closing arguments begin in Cary man's murder trial
• Appeals court rejects AG's motion in defamation suit
• Thigpen to allege mortgage fraud
• NC, Vegas execs both part of IMC
• Firm to combine High Point, Las Vegas furniture showrooms
• Update: Taxes, layoffs are issues in N.C. House budget
• Twin City Stage receives $25k grant
• Some area roads to close for filming of movie
• MFA film showing May 5
• Report: 57% of NC homes lack fast Internet
• Police: Teen drowned; no foul play suspected
• Burlington man missing near Reidsville
• HP, Vegas to HQ new showroom powerhouse
• Swisher Hygiene buys ProClean of Arizona
• Time Warner Cable tornado telethon raises $268,000
• Police find body in field near Greensboro hotel
• Carolina Bank profit is 23 times higher
• Duke Energy 1Q profits rise
• As expected, Apple intros new iMacs
• New HP showroom owners to meet press
• 4 arrested in major Asheboro pot bust
• Wanted man arrested after fleeing past police station
• Duke Energy reports higher profits
• Alamance-Burlington Schools names new leader
• Body of N.C. man found at S.C. recycling center
• 2 robberies reported in Greensboro
• Wake Forest gets grant for biodiesel project
• Car occupants robbed in Greensboro
• Person shot about 11 p.m. in Greensboro
• Official: Mortgage fraud 'is a ticking time bomb’
• Board takes hard look at district office setup
• Family of Sandy Bradshaw, a flight attendant on United Flight 93, talks
• Will Osama bin Laden's death hurt the Tea Party locally?
• Apple said ready to debut new iMacs on Tuesday
• Bargain Box worker refuses demand for money in attempted robbery
• Pastor: Body inside car in lake was of missing teen
• Southwest Airlines closes on AirTran purchase
• Free golf offered to NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championships volunteers
• Bud Baker group to launch 110 apartments
• Allegiant posts 7 % increase in traffic
• Google Maps shows 'Osama compound'
• U.S. warns on travel after Osama death
• Cat plant draws Site Selection notice
• Unilever to expand Raeford plant, hire 65
• Green Ford buys Gate City dealership
• HPU holds first biz plan competition
• Green Hill Cemetery walking tour is Sunday
• Man sought in Burlington stabbing
• Rare butterfly colony found in western N.C.
• Pride earn bid to NCAA Golf Championships
• Bank of NC opens SBA division
• Gate City Lincoln Mercury sold
• Police searching for river jumper
• Tanger Outlet Centers celebrates sweet success
• Register of Deeds says he's uncovered mortgage fraud
• Wells Fargo defends director slate
• Fayetteville officer wounded; suspect kills self
• Tell us what you think about bin Laden's death
• 1 arrested after Kernersville robberies
• Robbers restrain woman in Greensboro apartment
• Education secretary to visit school in Durham
• Comedy hypnotist to perform for Northern High School fundraiser
• Around the country, celebrations over bin Laden's death
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Officers try out cameras fitted to headbands, caps
• Foreclosure rate dipping in Guilford
• Osama bin Laden is dead
• Human physics on tap May 3
• Data shows three-fourths of drivers searched by Fayetteville police are black
• Nighttime driving ban begins on Hatteras beaches
• Burlington man shot in face, police report
• Vietnam veteran’s remains returned for N.C. funeral
• Stories come alive when told in person
• The (wo)man in charge
• Scottish tradition brings history, haggis
• Sincerity won over Buffalo Soldiers
• Abandoned house a beauty in disguise?
• Public Records - Rockingham County
• Calendar - Rockingham County
• Rockingham People: Free dental clinic scheduled for July
• Argus camera collectors find kinship here
• Savvy Shopper: Gift and novelty shop in Greensboro closing
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Coming new issues for the Tea Party
• Gadhafi survives NATO strike that kills his youngest son
• Perdue signs fetus protection law
• Verizon: Yes, we can track you
• Will NC change how judges are selected?
• BB&T aids areas hit by tornadoes
• Royal for a day: Friends gather to watch wedding
• Matheny could vote under state conflict policy
• Financial adviser denies any fraud
• GCS Names Rookie Teacher of the Year and Mentor of the Year
• Community Partners Needed To Serve Summer Meals To Students
• Guilford County Board Of Education Meeting Summary
• Appeals court OKs NFL's request to restore lockout
• Cowboys pick UNC's LB Bruce Carter in 2nd round
• N.C. State grants release for QB Russell Wilson
• N.C. State adds Dunlap to basketball staff
• Defense rests for Cary man accused of killing wife
• N.C. judge orders documents released in Edwards case
• Furniture sales tread water
• Carson-Dellosa names Joshua Loew CMO
• 2011 Women in Business honors 15
• Video evidence taped over with a soap opera
• Food stamp program opening for storm victims
• Freddie Mac: Mortgage rates hit six-week low
• Duke chapel windows broken during celebration
• How are homes in your ZIP selling?
• Vietnam-era Green Beret finally returns home
• Tobacco companies win major lawsuit
• VF Corp earnings up 25 percent
• Top of the List: Medical Office Space
• BNC posts higher profits
• Police looking for missing Page student
• Caterpillar profits soar
• NC voters may get say on eminent domain
• Six students become first Beyond Academics grads May 2
• Quad renovations start May 7
• MFA exhibition opens April 30
• Panthers gather as NFL reopens for business
• PBK inducts 41
• Kindred Healthcare Comments on Proposed 2012 Medicare Payment Rates for Skilled Nursing Facilities
• Cuts may strain jail’s capacity
• High Point still pursuing Fresh Market store
• Man wanted on kidnapping, robbery charges arrested
• Winning lottery ticket comes from tornado-stricken neighborhood
• Private school headmaster faces sex charges
• Box-cutter bandit arrested
• Cut back gas costs with smart driving
• Matheny recuses himself from trash vote
• 4 charged after multiple car break-ins
• Man shot during Greensboro robbery
• Lexington man sentenced for running over Forsyth teen at bus stop
• Energy hogs to get "conserve" letters
• Perdue weighs lawsuit against lawmakers to protect authority
• Revised health plan faces uncertain future
• QB Cam Newton goes 1st in NFL draft to Panthers
• Traffic alert: Crash closes Sullivan, Lindsay intersection
• Matheny won't take landfill vote
• Some N.C. senators skeptical of judge election ideas
• Deputies look for suspect in abused horse case
• High Point furniture company owner dies in Mississippi tornado
• Tornado destroys VF Corp. distribution plant in Alabama
• UNCG to start Quad renovations next week
• Guilford names top rookie teacher
• Authorities report Reidsville victims held at gunpoint, robbed
• Rockingham DA elected vice president of professional organization
• Weekend traffic alert: I-73 in Greensboro
• Alamance woman charged in embezzlement
• 'Box-cutter bandit' wanted in robberies
• Photos: Man sought in downtown Greensboro bank robbery
• Leadership Winston-Salem looking for new applicants. Meeting today at 4pm
• 1 killed by train in High Point
• State, nation tracking human trafficking
• Eden man charged with child abuse
• Woman accused of burning apartment sentenced
• Deferred charges darken CommunityOne Bank’s rescue
• Need to know: Jim Locke Golf Tournament
• Tornado watch in effect until noon in Guilford, 3 p.m. in Rockingham
• Bank of America to raise credit card rates on late payers
• Unifi posts quarterly loss
• Guilford Health Department celebrates 100th birthday
• Today in Go Triad
• Lawmakers debate heady issue of ... official state sport
• Photographer killed in Libya mourned
• Landfill foes not giving up on trash fight
• Northwood Students Dive in to Free Swim Program
• District Receives Final NIOSH Report for Oak Ridge Elementary
• Teen charged with killing next door neighbor
• N.C. A&T band to play in 2012 Macy's parade
• High school lacrosse playoff pairings released
• Update: Tornado warning for Rockingham canceled
• Asheboro bank to pay $400K to fraud victims
• Zumbathon at Oak View Elementary to benefit tsunami victims in Japan
• Update: Woman jumps to death from parking deck
• Preservation Greensboro historic homes tour is May 21
• House lawmakers debate budget
• Rue21 opens at Four Seasons Town Centre
• School system needs help distributing summer lunches
• March unemployment drops in Guilford, surrounding counties
• UNCG student wins Wrangler design competition
• White House releases Obama birth certificate
• Apple explains iPhone tracking controversy
• Police seek mom in connection with homicide, infant's abduction
• Citizens oppose plan to remove goats
• Piedmont Triad in prep mode for 2011 Business Showcase
• Man gets 3 years on arson, DWI charges
• Asheboro's CommunityOne, Bank of Granite to merge
• Lee County estimates tornado damage at $57 million
• Lost bonds replaced early for N.C. tornado victims
• Man robbed in downtown Greensboro
• Charlotte still near the top of smog list
• Two arrested for stealing copper, scrap metal
• Sony: Credit data risked in PlayStation outage
• Airport authority may begin buying property in western Guilford
• What’s it worth?
• Reopening landfill more likely
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: April 26 - May 2, 2011
• Two GCS Educators Named Kenan Fellows
• April Board of Education Meeting
• Federal money for N.C. rail inspected in House bill
• Glenn Beck - cause or effect of the Tea Party?
• Update: Police probe officer-involved shooting at gas station
• Alec Baldwin movie will film in the area
• Federal report offers suggestions for Oak Ridge Elementary
• N.C. governor urges tornado victims to seek help
• Update: Council moves closer to reopening White Street landfill
• Parts of I-40 in Greensboro to temporarily close
• Council to hold hearing next week on redistricting
• Harrow leaving N.C. State basketball team
• N.C. fishing losses to Va. surpass $4 million
• N.C. A&T student dies on campus
• Man shot at Greensboro apartment
• High Point Road store robbed; 2 sought
• House budget committee increases fees
• Sister, father of Wolfpack mascot poisoned
• Facebook launches its own "deals" program to compete with Groupon
• Lorillard posts strong growth for first quarter
• Man accused of drunken driving with 4 kids
• Wendy's in Kernersville robbed; woman charged
• N.C. lawmakers to consider higher fees today
• South Korean ambassador making stop in N.C.
• Solar could compete with main utilities in N.C.
• FDA: e-cigarettes to face same regulations as tobacco products
• Former group home administrator sentenced for stealing from residents
• Man faces kidnapping, burglary charges
• City Council’s vote on landfill could be today
• More redistricting maps unveiled
• Police: Man was driving drunk at 100 mph in wreck
• Badge, rifle taken from deputy's car
• No public tickets for UNC game on aircraft carrier
• Kindred Healthcare Reports Strong First Quarter Results of $0.55 Per Diluted Share
• It's official: Netflix is the biggest
• Job fair May 5 at GSO Aquatic Center
• Former teacher arrested on sex charges
• White iPhones coming soon?
• New GM named for WXLV, WMYV
• North Carolina tax revenue jumps
• Don Flow weighs in on Alliance plans
• Aquatics center to hold job fair
• Wade offers new redistricting maps
• Greensboro-based chapter wins award
• Moses Cone cancer center joins network
• B/E Aerospace reports revenue rise
• Commission to review South Elm proposals
• Nintendo says successor to Wii coming in 2012
• JetBlue changing terminals at RDU
• Updated: Suspect arrested in health executive's shooting
• Hagan: Helping N.C. fishermen
• Guilford County's Most Wanted
• Barnes & Noble adding app store for Nook
• Triad, state gas prices hold steady
• Two N.C. men arrested in Rock Hill slaying
• Pharmaceutical company to add 150 jobs in Durham
• Carolina nuclear zones could grow
• Elon man learns old vase may be worth at least $10,000
• Winston-Salem bookstore to close
• Early strawberries ready for the picking
• Burglaries frustrate residents on tornado-ravaged street
• Climate change pioneer to speak at Wake Forest
• Smoking ban could expand
• Freshman legislators enjoy clout
• Police charge Kernersville woman with abusing her elderly mother
• Update: Man charged in Saturday wreck
• Part of Market Street closed because of tree in road
• Police: gunfire smashes bedroom window; woman flees
• Police: Car occupants with shotgun demand man hand over motor scooter
• Mammography center set to extend its hours May 2
• Master banjo player, author to get award
• Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
• Budget ax to athletic programs spawns creative ideas
• Springtime Rite: Weather brings crowds to market
• Vetoes expose rift in Raleigh
• Spring chicks are here — in boxes
• Will teachers pass a new test?
• E.H. Hennis: A man of many words
• Rockingham People: Farm Bureau gives $15,000 to Community Kitchen
• Savvy Shopper: Discount store promises low prices, variety
• Red Cross names its Volunteer of the Year
• Forsyth County man escapes from prison work farm
• Tea Party to lobby General Assembly next week
• Greenville officer shoots, kills robbery suspect
• Storm victims being moved to new shelters
• Greensboro police investigating overnight homicide
• Lacrosse hosts CNU, 1pm - Senior Day
• Popular planetarium projector being retired
• Charlotte health executive slain while walking home
• County officials to discuss jail system next week
• Move to Archdale could mean new jobs for High Point furniture company
• Budget cuts could slow down courts
• Alamance County hopes to join list for storm relief
• Urban Loop could be delayed
• Ex-teacher wanted on charges of having sex with student
• Weather service says at least 28 tornadoes hit N.C.
• Easter spirit endures in tornado-wrecked churches
• Taste Carolina expands to Triad
• NC added construction jobs in March
• Teen passenger charged in fatal West Market Street crash
• Top of the List: Veterinarian Practices
• State to close Davidson County road
• A changing trend in economic incentives?
• Which states are the wealthiest?
• Man tries to rob Roma's Pizza
• Man robbed outside Franklin Mart
• Triad apartment vacancy rate improves
• CDC: Smoking bans sweeping U.S.
• NewBridge posts $1M profit in 1Q
• Toyota: back to normal by year-end
• CMS warning lifted at WF Baptist
• Winston-Salem makes pro biz list
• BB&T shows profit increase for first quarter
• Expansion of High Point University means end for local church
• Body of missing N.C. teen found in Baltimore
• Farmers affected by tornadoes get help
• Police investigating robbery attempt at local pizza restaurant
• Dear Easter Bunny: Fill our baskets with gas money
• City Council members express doubts about redistricting map
• Darrell Timmons Recognized by Sam’s Club
• 'Most Wanted' suspect arrested
• Earth Day interactive map
• Graduation speaker: IGA CEO
• W-S Dash honors WFU Coach Tom Walter
• Blackstone CEO to unveil N.C. startup initiative
• Amazon datacenter problem takes down websites
• Mortgage rates head lower
• Apparel firm plans 158 Stoneville jobs
• Snider Tire opens Michelin retread plant
• BB&T 1Q income up to $225M
• Review: Nico's at lunch, downtown GSO
• N.C. removes youths from treatment centers amid abuse claims
• 150 jobs coming to Rockingham County
• 4 families give $10 million each to High Point University
• 115 clerks cited for selling tobacco to minors
• Traffic alert: I-40 in Greensboro
• City Council will revisit redistricting vote
• Health care company to add 1,200 jobs in N.C.
• Belk Bowl to be played Dec. 27 at night
• Fired teacher arrested in middle school theft
• Disaster aid available for those who can't file an insurance claim
• iPhone sparks strong growth for Verizon
• Mid-day Amtrak service resumes Friday
• Lowes to help tornado victims
• LabCorp to lay off 169 in Mass.
• 5 displaced after Winston-Salem fire
• Connextions to add 1,200 jobs in Charlotte region
• Reynolds American's profits climb
• BofA commits $500K to tornado relief efforts
• Greensboro-area religion calendar
• Apple's Q2 profit up 93%
• Forsyth County school board member resigns
• Consumer finance companies ask to charge higher rates
• 100 pounds of marijuana seized in Graham
• Community mourns four children killed in tornado
• Irony aside, GOP trio pushes offshore drilling
• State House approves weakened medical malpractice reform bill
• Hanesbrands reports 31.8 percent increase in first quarter net income
• Police: Passenger robs pedestrian on Adams Farm Parkway
• Today's Go Triad
• Council’s district map vote was final
• City cuts could leave pools high and dry
• Guilford County Schools News Tips: April 19 - 25, 2011
• Police seek three robbery suspects
• Lessons from the failed May Tea Party rally in neighboring Alamance County
• Greensboro man accused of touching 6-year-old girl
• Pope offers prayers for victims of N.C. storms
• Mickelson commits to play at Quail Hollow
• Traffic alert: Crews to close Willow Road for repairs
• 'Another Corleone' screening April 21
• Photo: Firefighters douse fire on North English Street
• Tax deadline extended for people affected by tornadoes
• 10 N.C. counties declared disaster areas
• 1 shot at Greensboro apartment complex
• Verizon got iPhone, but AT&T grew in Q1
• Piedmont Natural Gas offers storm aid
• Tornado death toll rises; 5,000 Wake County homes damaged
• Taco Bell to law firm: say you're sorry
• High Point home sales fall in March
• Hanesbrands profit rises nearly 32 percent
• Wells Fargo wealth earnings up
• Storm's N.C. death toll rises to 24
• Skyline Exhibits to hold biz seminar
• Airline rules boost pay for bumped flights
• Randleman teen killed in N.C. 62 crash
• Arrest made in Winston-Salem bank robbery
• Celebrate Earth Day April 21
• 'Mystery of the Singing Mice'
• Furniture maker to build in Burke County, add 40 jobs
• Wells Fargo 1Q net income up 48%
• U.S. pushes airlines on fee disclosure
• Polaris buys legendary Indian Motorcycle
• Legal beef against Taco Bell dropped
• Presbyterian Healthcare gives $750K to Ronald McDonald House
• Biomass OK'd, Duke clear to buy credits
• Greensboro's Isner signs on to play local tournament
• Burlington man convicted on murder charge in wreck death
• 'Most Wanted' suspect arrested
• Electrolux adding 200 jobs in Charlotte
• Candler man charged in beating death of 4-year-old boy
• Traffic alert: I-85 south in Davidson County
• A dam problem: Busy beavers baffle state officials
• Prison leader facing charges
• Former Forsyth student writes of abortion after affair with teacher
• Split council, backs remap, angers crowd
• Huge utility rate hike looms for High Point customers
• N.C. House changes would test 3 coastal jetties
• Welcome to McDonald's. May I take your resume?
• Short Orders: Libby Hill opens oyster bar
• The Early College at Guilford Wins State Quiz Bowl
• Obama declares parts of North Carolina a disaster
• Hardin: Woody Durham, voice of Tar Heels to go silent
• Madison alderman charged with DWI
• Photos: Police seek car in fatal drive-by shooting
• Aquatic Center to host statewide youth swim championship
• Forsyth school placed on lock down after nearby shooting
• Men's lacrosse hosts W&L, 3:30pm
• Greensboro manager outlining $15 million in budget cut options
• High Point company buys Greenleaf
• Greensboro library book sale is April 30
• Dish Network wants to keep 500 Blockbuster stores, close 1,000
• Duke Energy CEO Rogers to deliver NCSU commencement address
• Apple suing Samsung over Galaxy products
• Charlotte airport issues report on stowaway
• Appliance maker to hire 200 more for Charlotte HQ
• N.C. unemployment rate slips
• Pell grant advocates mull cuts
• Ahearn artist talk April 20