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Local News
Harnett Postal Worker Faces More ChargesCity Claims Raleigh Woman's Ministry Violates Zoning Ordinance
Kinston Plant Workers Return To Old Jobs At New Plant
Critics Argue Goldsboro Schools Not Equal In Education
St. Aug Officials Not Pleased With Recommendations Made By Raleigh Mayor
Statewide Severe Weather Drills Held Wednesday
Suspect Accused In Fayetteville Counselor's Death Appears In Court
Bus Schedule Changes Proposed For Some Wake County Students
City Council Approves Scaled-Down Version Of St. Aug Stadium Plan
St. Aug President: Council's Decision Seen As Victory For College
Worker Finds Skeleton Behind Durham Business
Police Identify Bones Found In Durham
Two More Charged In Death Of Sanford Man
Police Make Two More Arrests In Connection With Sanford Man's Death
Local Tech Wire
Startup's Non-Destructive Testing Sensors Attract Boeing, GrantsSemiconductor Research Corp. Expands Its University Research Program
SciQuest Helps University of Pennsylvania Implement eProcurement Service
Misys Healthcare Joins Effort To Improve Electronic Health Records
Georgia-Based mBox Helps Deliver Text Messaging Services
Logility To Host Supply Chain Conference in Atlanta
Foreign Visa Woes: Demand for H-1B Workers Exceeds Statutory Cap
Identify Integrates Support System with Microsoft Operations Manager
Pioneer Strategies Offering Small Businesses PR Packages
Peopleclick Is Founding Member of Human Capital Institute
Global Knowledge Selects Peak 10 for Oracle iLearning Platform
Orthofix Gets FDA Acceptance of Bone Growth Stimulator Application
Oculan Inks Distribution Deal with California Software Firm Merisel
LabCorp Offers Liver Test for Hep C Patients as Alternative to Biopsy
Former SAS Executive To Lead Consulting Firm's New Raleigh Office