A bipartisan group focused on building public confidence in North Carolina elections will bring its statewide town hall tour to Concord later this month.
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A.L. Brown coaches, fans and players know that just winning more than losing is not enough. The Wonders aim for championships.
- Andrew Phillips Special to the Independent Tribune
These are a few photos from a recent scrimmage for the A.L. Brown Wonders. The Wonders open the season Friday, Aug. 21, at Porter Ridge.
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Early in the morning, students already are showing up with backpacks strapped on their shoulders for their first week of school while others are still sleeping in. Eleven public school districts in the Charlotte area are starting earlier than state law allows. According to North Carolina law…
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Three Rider Transit buses are carrying original works by North Carolina artists as part of the latest project from the city of Concord Public Art Commission.
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NORFOLK — The way Jackson Forrest sees it, Old Dominion’s lack of experience on offense does not add weight to the load the team’s defense may have to carry this season. The Monarchs return just one offensive starter and five on defense from a team that went 10-3 and won the Cure Bowl last s…
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FORT BRAGG — Special Forces candidates will take part in the U.S. Army’s Robin Sage training exercise beginning Friday, with activity planned across more than two dozen counties in North Carolina and South Carolina. The exercise will run Aug. 14-27 and serves as the final test for soldiers completing the Special Forces Qualification Course at the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare ...
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Superintendent Crystal Hill returned to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools on Wednesday, nearly two months after the Board of Education placed her on paid leave and hired an outside law firm to investigate her administration. Board Chair Stephanie Sneed said the review “identified issues that will require ongoing attention as it relates to leadership and operational practices” and that the board will ...
Robyn Benjamin met Sam Darnold in 2022 and has been in awe of his football abilities ever since, all the way to a Super Bowl title.
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MIAMI — Mario Cristobal was 13, an age for dreaming, the night the University of Miami arrived as a national college football power. “My grandfather’s house, on a black-and-white TV, watching Kenny Calhoun bat down that ball,” he says now. He needn’t recall that moment 42 years ago, because the memory is always there. Calhoun, a defensive back, deflects a last-second two-point conversion pass ...
After a thrilling win to start their preseason in Canton, Ohio, the Carolina Panthers turned in an absolute stinker on the road this weekend against the Buffalo Bills.
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CHICAGO — It’s an NFL tradition. Each rookie stands in front of a team meeting and sings a karaoke song to the group. It’s relatively harmless rookie hazing. Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was famously jeered off the stage by teammates in 2024. A year ago, tight end Colston Loveland crushed it with “Let Me Love You” by Mario. This year, undrafted rookie offensive lineman Jaren Kump ...
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High Point University men's soccer capped an unbeaten preseason with a 3-1 move-in game win over Queens as 2,013 fans filled Vert Stadium in High Point.
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UNC Greensboro men’s basketball and head coach Jerod Haase have released the 2026-27 schedule, featuring 32 games, a western trip, SoCon play and Bodford Arena home dates.
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First-generation student Kammaren Mitchell shares how the Hines Scholarship opened access to college, new opportunities and a brighter future in Hartsville.
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UNCG women’s soccer opened the 2026 season with a 1-0 road win at High Point, led by a long-range goal from Bryanna Parkes and a four-save shutout by Blythe Clark.
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Dragons, sea creatures and animals of all kinds will come to life with lights at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens this holiday season as a popular annual event returns. Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Wild, presented by Publix, is back at the Sanford attraction for its seventh year on select nights in November, December and January with handcrafted lanterns ...
In the crystalline brightness of the afternoon sun, a pride of lionesses and cubs lay sprawled in a luminous tangle of golden fur. Massive paws overlapped, heavy heads rested across one another and long tails flicked lazily against the dust. Their bodies rose and fell in slow, synchronized rhythm, warm breath stirring the dry earth beneath them. From time to time, soft murmurs of contentment ...
BERLIN — Many of us find our feet or legs swell when we go on longer trips, particularly on flights. The good news is that is easy to fix. Vascular specialist Katja Mühlberg spells out the benefits of wearing compression stockings. Some of us should be wearing them for medical reasons anyway, she says. How do compression stockings help on longer journeys? Katja Mühlberg: When you sit for long ...
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