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September 17, 2009

Pulitzer Prize-winning N.C. newspaper publisher dies

W. Horace Carter, a North Carolina newspaper publisher and editor whose crusades against the Ku Klux Klan in the 1950s earned him a Pulitzer Prize, died Wednesday. He was 88. Read More

September 16, 2009

Blockbuster may close up to 960 stores
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Blockbuster Inc. may close as many as 960 stores by the end of next year, shedding more dead weight as the struggling video rental chain tries to reverse its losses and fend off rapidly growing rivals Netflix Inc. and Redbox. Read More

Pace of recession slows locally

Economic indicators still “aren’t all that great,” a Brookings researcher says, especially employment. Read More

N.C. will require electronic breakers in new houses

North Carolina regulators will require that all new homes be built with an electronic switch designed to prevent electrical fires. Read More

Workshop planned to discuss High Point Road area
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The city will hold a public workshop next week to get input as it moves forward with a second study for development recommendations along the High Point Road/West Lee Street corridor. Read More

Consumer prices expected to have remained in check
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A report due out Wednesday is expected to show that inflation remained in check last month, as the weak U.S. economy prevents retailers and manufacturers from raising prices. Read More

September 15, 2009

Industrial parks may get money from city

Greensboro hopes to help developers prepare their land to recruit future tenants. Read More

Greensboro home sales down in August
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Sales of existing single-family home in Greensboro declined in August, according to data prepared by Triad MLS Inc. for the Greensboro Regional Realtors Association. Read More

High Point premarket opens with satisfying results

Major furniture events in High Point and Las Vegas overlapped for the first time when the sun rose on Monday morning as Pre-market and the Las Vegas Furniture Market opened. Read More

Judge sustains Lexington licensing deal with Timberlake

A North Carolina judge has ruled that Lexington Furniture Industries Inc. has properly advertised a top furniture collection and rejected a bid to void the company's deal with an artist. Read More

September 14, 2009

Hearing on electricity rate increase set for Tuesday
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Triad residents will have their chance to sound off about Duke Energy’s proposal to raise its rates by 12.6 percent during a public hearing Tuesday night in High Point. Read More

Stanley Furniture adding 99 jobs for youth line

Corporate human resources manager Christy Landon says Stanley has added 39 full-time employees at Stanleytown and expects to hire 60 more over the next few months. Read More

Downtown parking lot off the market

The News & Record has taken its downtown parking lot off the market because of problems brought on by the recession, a company executive said Monday. Read More

Remembering inspiration behind movie 'Norma Rae'
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Crystal Lee Sutton, the inspiration behind the movie “Norma Rae,” died last week at the age of 68 after a long illness. Read More

Metaldyne sets date for plant closure

Metaldyne Corp. said last month that it plans to close its chassis operations in Whitsett, putting 143 people out of work. Read More

September 13, 2009

Savvy Shopper: New store seeks right mix for shoppers
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XYZ is a beverage supplies store next to — you guessed it — an ABC store. Read More

September 12, 2009

Photos: Hundreds shopping for bargains at community yard sale

Hundreds of residents shopped for bargains during Saturday's community yard sale in downtown Greensboro. Read More

Chamber advertising program expands reach across Triad

A Greensboro chamber idea now includes media and chambers of commerce throughout the region. Read More

September 11, 2009

Wells Fargo plans hiring for about 150 in Forsyth

A Wells Fargo & Co. executive says the merged, San Francisco-based bank plans to add about 150 jobs at a North Carolina hub that specializes in serving wealthy customers. Read More

September 10, 2009

YEAH, YEAH, YEAH: Beatles game, music released
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A new generation meets The Beatles, and you know that can’t be bad, an Elon professor says. Read More

Landmark founder Frank Batten Sr. dies
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The former chairman of the News & Record's parent company was 82. Read More

September 9, 2009

Home decor sale to benefit charities
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Old materials from thrift and antique shops are turned into attractive home furnishings for sale. Read More

Expect your heat bill to be lower this year

Piedmont Natural Gas will charge about 16 percent less this winter. Other energy companies except for Duke Energy expect to drop rates. Read More

Windstream to buy Lexington-based Lexcom

The approximately $141 million deal is expected to close by the end of the year pending approval by regulators and Lexcom shareholders. Read More

Airline maintenance firm cuts up to 215 workers

A company has cut up to two-thirds of its 300-member work force just weeks after losing a major maintenance contract with Continental Airlines Inc. Read More

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