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Pitt beats Tar Heels to win first ACC road game in nearly two years

January 8, 2020 Stanly County Journal Staff Comments Off

Pittsburgh guard Ryan Murphy pressures North Carolina forward Garrison Brooks during the Panthers’ win Wednesday in Chapel Hill. (Gerry Broome / AP Photo) CHAPEL HILL — Pittsburgh’s road skid is over. North Carolina’s problems at […]

UNC loses another tight one, falls in OT to Pitt

November 15, 2019 Stanly County Journal Staff Comments Off

Pittsburgh running back A.J. Davis runs the ball toward UNC defensive lineman Jason Strowbridge during the Panthers’ overtime win Thursday. (Keith Srakocic / AP Photo) PITTSBURGH — The play gave Pittsburgh quarterback Kenny Pickett the […]

ACC kryptonite: The thorns in the sides of local college football teams

October 9, 2019 Stanly County Journal Staff Comments Off

Duke quarterback Quentin Harris lost three fumbles and threw two interceptions as the Blue Devils’ struggles against Pitt continued with a 33-30 loss Saturday at Wallace Wade Stadium. (Robert Clark / For the North State […]

GINGRICH: California just isn’t working

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KRAWIEC: Is violence justified?

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GINGRICH: Americans, not government, must benefit from Trump’s tariffs

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BIGGS: There’s no retirement crisis; why do so many people think there is?
The theme of my new book, “The Real Retirement Crisis,” is that when it comes to retirement, things are better than they seem. More Americans are saving more for retirement than ever before. Retirees’ incomes [...] The post BIGGS: There’s no retirement crisis; why do so many people think there is? first appeared on The […]
Hurricanes drop Game 2 to Caps, head home with split
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The bounces didn’t cost the Hurricanes the first game of their second round series against the Washington Capitals. One did in Game 2. A dump-in attempt by Sean Walker early in the [...] The post Hurricanes drop Game 2 to Caps, head home with split first appeared on The North State Journal.
President Trump endorses NC GOP chair for reelection
RALEIGH — President Donald Trump has given his endorsement to North Carolina Republican Party Chair Jason Simmons in his reelection bid to retain his position. “Chairman Jason Simmons is doing a tremendous job leading the [...] The post President Trump endorses NC GOP chair for reelection first appeared on The North State Journal.
This week in history: May 8-14
May 8 1541: Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto reached the Mississippi River, the first recorded European to do so. 1846: U.S. forces led by Gen. Zachary Taylor defeated Mexican forces near modern-day Brownsville, Texas, in [...] The post This week in history: May 8-14 first appeared on The North State Journal.
Famous birthdays this week: May 8-14
These celebrities have birthdays this week: May 8 Singer Toni Tennille is 85. Country singer Jack Blanchard is 83. Jazz pianist Keith Jarrett is 80. Drummer Chris Frantz of Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club [...] The post Famous birthdays this week: May 8-14 first appeared on The North State Journal.
Chicago-born Leo XIV becomes first American pope
VATICAN CITY — Robert Prevost, the Chicago-born missionary who spent his career ministering in Peru and took over the Vatican’s powerful office of bishops, was elected the first pope from the United States in the [...] The post Chicago-born Leo XIV becomes first American pope first appeared on The North State Journal.

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