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November 13, 2009

Former N.C. treasurer defends new job at firm

Former NC. State Treasurer Richard Moore is defending his new job with an investment firm that began doing business with the pension fund he oversaw before he left office. Read More

Rep. Wiley won’t run for re-election
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The three-term Republican says she will serve all of her term but then she wants to spend more time with her family. Read More

Davidson races draw more candidates

Retired highway patrolman Terry Price will run for sheriff again while former WGHP-8 reporter Caron Myers will run for a seat on the county commission. Read More

Decision on how governments handle prayer expected in Dec.

Chief District Court Judge James A. Beaty Jr. is expected to make a ruling on the case in December, after both sides have had a chance to file additional briefs relating to the magistrate's recommendation. Read More

Soldier surprises daughter at school's veterans event
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Third-grader Amaya Waddy got a surprise Wednesday morning during Wesleyan Christian Academy’s elementary school Veterans’ Day celebration.Principal Perry Nicklow called 8-year-old Amaya, her mom and some extended family members to the stage... Read More

Western Alamance High School honors veterans
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Western Alamance High School students gathered Tuesday to reflect on courage and express gratitude for those in the armed forces, including an alumnus who was killed in Afghanistan this summer.Students and community members came together for the Veterans... Read More

November 12, 2009

Greensboro police chief to retire; no firm date set
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Chief Tim Bellamy says he will retire within the next year. Read More

November 11, 2009

Coin toss decides Whitsett election

Lee "Monk" Greeson named winner after an election tie Read More

November 10, 2009

LabCorp seeks incentives to add jobs in Guilford
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LabCorp is asking for $373,000 in incentives from the Guilford County Board of Commissioners in exchange for 373 new jobs and a $3 million investment. Read More

Former state senator won't challenge Burr next year

Former state senator Cal Cunningham said he will not run. The Democrats are seeking a challenger to U.S. Sen. Richard Burr. Read More

E-mail prompts apology from chief

Police Chief Tim Bellamy issues an apology after a department employee sends a spoof e-mail to the media. Read More

Area applicants for WIC swell
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The tough economy is driving more people to the program that helps women and children. Read More

New Guilford County jail 'sorely needed'
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New construction and renovations are expected to be completed by July 2013. Read More

Rep. Coble's happy with extension of home buyer credit
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When Congress voted to extend unemployment benefits last week, the same bill extended an $8,000 tax credit for first-time home buyers until April 30. Read More

November 9, 2009

Magistrate says prayer violates First Amendment

A federal magistrate has recommended that the use of prayer to open a board of commissioners meeting in North Carolina violates the First Amendment. Read More

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