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For wastewater facility to be built, the county must grant an easement to Wake towns.
- - Elementary school vies for $500,000
- - News briefs: Sept. 1
- - Second teen admits role in death
- - Chatham schedules hearing about New Hill plant
- - Crime Notes: Sept. 1
- - She's at home on the range
- - News Briefs
- - Wake hospitals appeal Novant's Holly Springs project
- - Sewage plant holds growth key
- - Savoring the lazy end of summer
- - Holly Springs won't restrict playing in the streets
- - Hendrick gets time to resolve land dispute
- - Another school opens in Cary
The Triangle's three largest health systems have appealed a decision by state regulators that would allow a Winston-Salem chain to establish a foothold in Wake County's fast-growing medical market.
Aidil Khan pleaded guilty in Wake County Superior Court to second-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and two counts of conspiracy.
Willow Springs Elementary School is in the running in an online contest to win a $500,000 grant from Kohl's.
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Police are looking for a white pick-up truck after reports of suspicious activity.
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Ricky Fergerson has a new No. 1 fan - longtime Clayton head coach Gary Fowler.
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Willow Springs Elementary School is in the running in an online contest to win a $500,000 grant from Kohl's.
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Local amateur photographers show off their best work at the fourth annual Bass Lake Photography Club Show at the Holly Springs Cultural Center. The show will be on display until the end of September.
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Local high school graduates Thomas Barnett and Kishore Kalagnanam earned Progress Energy Merit Award Scholarships. Progress awards the scholarships to qualifying college-bound children of company e...
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Regarding the letter about Holly Springs Town Council's decision to "do nothing" about play equipment in the street ["Disappointed by council, outcome," Aug. 25]:
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