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    Watermelon Mania seed spitting contest set for Aug. 1, 2026 Statesville Record and Landmark00:12 19-Jul-26
    Crawdads rally late to down Warbirds 7-5 Hickory Daily Record00:10 19-Jul-26
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    Watch the race like a short-track regular The Morganton News Herald20:10 18-Jul-26
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    Caldwell Street closure for waterline replacement project The Morganton News Herald00:15 18-Jul-26
    Code orange air quality alert issued for Triad today Mooresville Tribune00:14 18-Jul-26
    Hello Statesville events and updates for July 19, 2026 News-Record, North Carolina00:11 18-Jul-26
    Caldwell Street closure for waterline project News-Record, North Carolina00:11 18-Jul-26
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    Adams promoted to vice president for athletics Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina00:11 18-Jul-26
    Wilkesboro police: Man in custody dies after being detained at traffic stop Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina11:57 17-Jul-26
    Governor Offers Reward for Information on Bertie County Murder Office of the North Carolina Governor (Press Release)11:18 17-Jul-26
    High Point releases 2026 volleyball schedule Mooresville Tribune03:30 17-Jul-26
    Different designs, one destination for community impact Statesville Record and Landmark00:19 17-Jul-26
    Frye Regional earns national heart failure recognition Statesville Record and Landmark00:19 17-Jul-26
    Ferrum College appoints Penny Jackson as senior HR director Statesville Record and Landmark00:19 17-Jul-26
    Family activities in the Blue Ridge Mountains The McDowell News00:18 17-Jul-26
    WCC marks enrollment growth, recognition and campus upgrades News-Record, North Carolina20:11 16-Jul-26
    Why race day feels so big at the Last Great Colosseum Hickory Daily Record20:10 16-Jul-26
    Men’s and women’s basketball season tickets on sale Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina20:10 16-Jul-26
    Two additional Gcs students named National Merit Scholars Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina20:10 16-Jul-26
    North Carolina Business Owner Sentenced to Prison for Employment Tax Crime U.S. Department of Justice (Press Release)19:59 16-Jul-26
    Greensboro police investigating fatal West Wendover crash News-Record, North Carolina17:34 16-Jul-26
    Winston-Salem man charged in road-rage shooting near Lexington Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina14:03 16-Jul-26
    Texas Drug Dealer Gets 18 Years in Prison for Drug Conspiracy U.S. Department of Justice (Press Release)11:19 16-Jul-26
    Bending Toward Justice The American Scholar10:24 16-Jul-26
    High Point women’s soccer announces 2026 schedule Hickory Daily Record04:01 16-Jul-26
    Bukovcan and Lalonde lead Canada to U21 Pan Am silver Hickory Daily Record04:01 16-Jul-26
    Rockingham County foundation awards $66,000 in grants Hickory Daily Record00:16 16-Jul-26
    Collective impact in action for Anson County Statesville Record and Landmark00:12 16-Jul-26
    Statesville proclaims July 2026 parks and recreation month News-Record, North Carolina00:10 16-Jul-26
    Turner joins Ferrum men’s basketball coaching staff Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina00:10 16-Jul-26
    Birge named assistant men’s basketball coach at Ferrum Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina00:10 16-Jul-26
    Uncg athletics and campus events archive Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina00:10 16-Jul-26
    Cartel Partner Gets 30 Year Federal Sentence for Guns and Meth U.S. Department of Justice (Press Release)14:57 15-Jul-26
    Forsyth sheriff: There was no assault in Tanglewood Park Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina14:48 15-Jul-26
    Mother-daughter duo graduates together at Blue Ridge Mooresville Tribune00:12 15-Jul-26
    Hoke County Community Foundation awards $31,000 in grants News-Record, North Carolina00:12 15-Jul-26
    Vance County Community Foundation awards $13,080 in grants News-Record, North Carolina00:12 15-Jul-26
    Five from Uncg women’s golf earn Wgca scholar honors News-Record, North Carolina00:12 15-Jul-26
    Bradsher, Newcomb earn Vasid all-state softball honors Weston-Salem Journal, North Carolina20:10 14-Jul-26
    Governor Stein Urges NC Supreme Court to Protect North Carolinians Office of the North Carolina Governor (Press Release)11:23 14-Jul-26
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