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After marrying his middle school sweetheart, Ann Michael Hudson, in a picturesque ceremony in his home state of North Carolina on Saturday, June 21, the NFL quarterback and his new bride quietly donated all of their wedding gifts to homeless and help centers, fulfilling a promise Maye made years ago.
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Here's why 5 rural North Carolina hospitals are deemed 'at-risk' of closingFive rural hospitals in North Carolina are defined as "at-risk," according to a reputable center for health services research. Here's the list.
The very fabric of college athletics changed on July 1. That is when the University of North Carolina began paying players, student athletes, for their services
On Wednesday, the University of South Carolina’s athletic department changed in a major way as Associate Athletics Director Charles Waddell retired. The long-time Gamecock had been with the athletic department in Columbia for nearly 20 years.
Chantal arrived in central North Carolina, bringing more than 10 inches of rainfall and massive flooding to parts of the state.
Prayers are pouring in for Chapel Hill, North Carolina on Monday morning. Days after much of Texas was rocked by devastating flash flooding, much of North Carolina has been rocked on Monday. A significant portion of Chapel Hill,
An empty hospital in Williamston, North Carolina, offers an evocative illustration of why Republican Sen. Thom Tillis would buck his party and its leaders to vote down President Trump’s signature dome
Advocacy groups and individual voters suing GOP state lawmakers in federal court claim Republican legislators drew racially discriminatory district maps.
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The Christian Post on MSN6 state university systems form first-of-its-kind accreditation agency to counter 'woke' 'monopoly'Six public university systems have formed a new academic accreditation agency, with the intention of serving as an alternative to what some consider a woke establishment
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Without federal funding, along with state matching funds, many of North Carolina producers would go out of business. | Opinion