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Spreads of foot-tall flames consumed the suburban forest's underbrush, sending up clouds of sun-streaked smoke.
- - A burning need
- - Linda Lyons bids farewell to Morrisville Council
- - Economy sunk plan for Apex park
- - Cary abuzz about downtown projects
- - Feral felines are spared, but future policy is unclear
- - E-books in demand from Wake libraries
- - No answers on fire chief's resignation
- - Wake school board member Goldman running for state auditor
- - Cary business incubator planned
- - News Briefs
- - High-schooler ministers to peers
- - Crime Notes
- - Morrisville tax hike?
It has been 19 years since Cecil Parker joined Holly Springs' staff and a month since the fire chief quit the town amid a state investigation into unspecified allegations against him.
A trio of business executives plans to open a business incubator in downtown Cary later this month.
About seven years ago, voters overwhelmingly approved a $13 million bond referendum for parks and recreation.
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Spreads of foot-tall flames consumed the suburban forest's underbrush, sending up clouds of sun-streaked smoke.
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Panther Creek and Cary's head boys basketball coaches agree on at least one principle -- the first three minutes of the second half are crucial.
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Apex High School students are working with fellow students in China to raise awareness of famine and genocide in Africa.
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The journey to a published children's book began when Tracy Spaine's 8-year-old son was reluctant to move to North Carolina. To soothe his anxiety, Spaine and her husband got him a golden retriever...
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Karate International Apex officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Feb. 1 at their new complex off Perry Road in Apex.
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At the Morrisville Town Council retreat (Jan. 28-29), I was impressed by the numerous successes of our professional staff.
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These are current and special events for local groups. Find a list of area clubs at www.carynews.com/106/story/3874.html. Sen...
news.mcclatchy.com headlines
- Afghan soldier forged papers, deserted army before killing French troops
- Army probes crime lab workers after critical news reports
- Commentary: Our disappearing civil liberties
- Taliban responsible for 77% of civilian casualties in Afghanistan, U.N. says
- Commentary: Looking beyond annual homicide numbers
