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December 25, 2024
According to the Associated Press, BOB SUTTON is the author of the following information. RALEIGH, N.C. Martin Necas netted his second goal of the game in the final seconds of overtime to lead the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-2 victory over the Seattle Kraken on Thursday. The win ended a three-game losing streak for the
READ MOREWu Zunyou, a 60-year-old epidemiologist who played a key role in implementing China’s strict zero-COVID policies, passed away on Friday. These measures included lockdowns and travel restrictions that affected millions of people and aimed to contain the spread of the virus. The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention announced Wu’s death, stating that rescue
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The individual girls tennis championships for the N.C. High School Athletic Association will take place this weekend. The first and second rounds will be on Friday for most classes, while the semifinals and finals will be held on Saturday morning. However, 1A, which has fewer players, will only have a state title match on Saturday.
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This text was written by Clark Gerber, a contributor for WRAL Sports. Houston Texans Carolina Panthers FOX | Sunday, October 29th 1:00 PM EDT After their bye week, the Carolina Panthers are seeking a new beginning. The Panthers are currently 0-6, making them the sole winless team in the NFL this season. They have faced
READ MOREHuawei Technologies, a Chinese company specializing in telecommunications equipment, reported a slight increase in revenue during the first nine months of the year. This growth comes despite facing challenges from U.S. sanctions that have affected both its sales and ability to acquire advanced technology. The company, based in Shenzhen, announced on Friday that it earned
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Written by Louis Fernandez for WRAL Sports Durham, N.C. The N.C. Central Eagles dominated South Carolina State at O’Kelly-Riddick Stadium on Thursday night, easily defeating the Bulldogs 62-28. This victory brings NCCU’s record to 7-1 for the season and marks their first win against South Carolina State since 2018. The Eagles have also increased their
READ MOREIn Estonia, Soviet leader Josef Stalin prohibited abortion, but it became more accepted under subsequent Kremlin leaders. However, within a short span of 100 years, the Russian government’s stance on abortion is shifting once more. While abortion remains legal and accessible, there are plans to implement additional limitations as President Vladimir Putin shifts towards more
READ MOREThe gathering at a bookstore in Kaliningrad, Russia’s westernmost city, was attended by approximately 60 individuals despite being arranged at the last minute. Many attendees expressed their anger towards a legislator’s attempt to prohibit abortions in private clinics in the area. Dasha Yakovleva, one of the organizers, was pleasantly surprised and encouraged by the turnout
READ MOREThe N.C. High School Athletic Association volleyball state playoffs’ fourth round will take place on Saturday at the location of the higher seed. The victors of the fourth round matches will progress to the regional finals on Tuesday, October 31st. The regional finals will also take place at the location of the higher seeded team.
READ MOREBy the end of the day on Friday, the N.C. High School Athletic Association is expected to have published the official state playoff brackets for boys soccer. The NCHSAA had a deadline of Thursday evening for conferences to submit their final results. Currently, the NCHSAA is working on selecting playoff qualifiers and organizing brackets for
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