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May 17, 2012

John Edwards: On trial
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$1 million lottery winner from Greensboro calls it a 'blessing'
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Terry Stout plans to use the $1 million he won playing a new Powerball game to pay bills, save for the future and give his family some peace of mind. Read More

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Cyclists honor fallen in 'Ride of Silence'
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GREENSBORO — Pedaling slowly and steadily, more than 200 bicyclists Wednesday traveled downtown and in the College Hill area to honor those who have survived or been killed on the road. Read More

Documents: Krzyzewski made more than $7M in 2010
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DURHAM (AP) — Duke paid coach Mike Krzyzewski roughly $7.2 million during the year of his most recent national championship. Read More

Pine Knolls Golf Club in Kernersville to go up for auction

KERNERSVILLE - Here’s the chance to be the slickest kid on your block: you can own your own golf course. On June 13 , Racebrook Marketing Concepts in New York will auction Pine Knolls Golf Club, a 151-acre, 18-hole golf course in Kernersville . B... Read More

15 N.C. candidates request primary runoffs
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RALEIGH (AP) — The May primary has come and gone, but congressional hopeful Richard Hudson can't take down his yard signs just yet. He still has hundreds of blocks to walk in the North Carolina sun. Read More

N.C. teacher suspended for placing child in box
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HICKORY (AP) — A middle-school teacher in Caldwell County has been suspended after officials learned that she disciplined a special needs child by placing him in a cardboard box. Read More

Attorneys wrap up closing arguments in Edwards trial
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GREENSBORO — John Edwards has already pleaded guilty to many sins. And for the offenses against his family, his lawyer Abbe Lowell said, he is serving a “life sentence.” But the former U.S. senator from North Carolina broke no law, the a... Read More

Funeral set for teen slain in coliseum parking lot
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GREENSBORO — The 18-year-old fatally shot in the Greensboro Coliseum parking lot last week will be laid to rest Sunday. Michael Felka's funeral will be held at 2 p.m. at Mt. Pleasant Christian Church at 1515 Britton St. in Greensboro, according to h... Read More

Ruling means June trial in Perdue campaign probe
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RALEIGH (AP) — A judge's refusal to dismiss charges against two people linked to investigations of unreported private flights by North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue's 2008 campaign means the case's first trial is slated for next month. Read More

Greensboro Chamber announces small business awards

The Greensboro Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of its 2012 Small Business Awards, which were presented today during the Small Business Awards Luncheon at the Piedmont Triad Business Showcase. Read More

N.C. teen smoking rates reach historic low
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RALEIGH (AP) — A survey presented by the state Department of Health and Human Services says the percentage of North Carolina teens who smoke has hit an all-time low. Read More

Conviction overturned in death of N.C. visitor in Hawaii
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HONOLULU (AP) — The Hawaii Supreme Court has overturned the manslaughter conviction for a man accused of killing a North Carolina visitor with a single punch. Read More

Charges dropped against man held in death of local musician and attempted murder of friend
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Murder charges have been dropped against a man held nearly a year for the 2008 death of a popular local musician and the attempted murder of his female companion. Michael Slagle walked out of the Guilford County Jail about 20 minutes ago. Read More

Mack and Mack wins Arts in Business Award

GREENSBORO - The upscale clothing boutique Mack and Mack was recognized this week for its support of the arts.The downtown store hosts concerts on First Fridays, and provides space for other arts events such as 17 Days and Triad Acoustic Stage performance... Read More

14 A&T, six UNCG athletes headed to NCAA track and field regional

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ACC releases early season football schedule, championship game time

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Michigan boy finds finger piece in Arby's sandwich

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N.C. speaker OKs payments to resigning staffers
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RALEIGH (AP) — The state House speaker says he was considering the effect on families when he authorized payments equal to a month's salary for two high-level staffers who resigned because of inappropriate relationships with lobbyists. Read More

Police: Gunman robs two people filming music video in Greensboro
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GREENSBORO — A gunman robbed two people who were filming a music video at a park Wednesday night, police said.Orlando Davis II told officers he and Aaron Brown were filming sometime before 9 p.m. at the Shannon Hills Park at 2099 Castlerock Road whe... Read More

10 Things to Know for Thursday
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1. MINORITIES NOW SURPASS WHITES IN U.S. BIRTHSNew census figures show that, for the first time, racial and ethnic minorities make up more than half the children born in the U.S.2. OBAMA WILL USE NATO SUMMIT TO HELP TO PAY FOR AFGHAN ARMY Read More

Charlotte seeks AG ruling on amendment, benefits

CHARLOTTE (AP) — Charlotte city leaders are asking the state attorney general to decide whether it's OK to offer same-sex partner benefits in light of the constitutional amendment that defines marriage solely as a union between a man and a woman. Read More

Warren Buffett to buy Media General papers

NEW YORK (AP) — Billionaire Warren Buffett's company is making its largest foray into newspapers yet, agreeing to buy 63 papers from Media General Inc. Read More

Photo: Car hits power pole in Greensboro

GREENSBORO — A driver had to be freed from a car this morning after it crashed into a power pole, snapping it in half.The Chevrolet Impala crashed in the 1500 block of Lincoln Street on Thursday morning.Greensboro police had closed part of the road... Read More

Alligator bites North Carolina Aquarium worker trying to capture it

STACY (AP) — An employee with the North Carolina Aquarium has been bitten by an alligator as he tried to help capture the animal in Carteret County.Authorities say the worker was treated and released from the hospital after he was bitten on the arm... Read More

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