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Activist charged with inciting riot in toppling of NC Confederate monument in Raleigh
A 27-year-old activist has been charged in Friday's toppling of the Confederate monument in Raleigh.
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NC State removes name of white supremacist from building on campus
North Carolina State University has removed the name of a white supremacist from ones of its buildings on campus. The University's Board of Trustees met virtually Monday and voted to remove the name of Josephus Daniels from the building.
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Fish for free in North Carolina on Fourth of July
On July 4, anyone in North Carolina, regardless of age, can enjoy one of the state's best outdoor activities for free. Free Fishing Day, which runs from 12 a.m. until 11:59 p.m., offers residents and out-of-state visitors the opportunity to fish without having to purchase a license; however, all other fishing regulations apply, such as length and daily possession limits, as well as bait and tackle restrictions.
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Family visits loved one at Raleigh nursing home window on Father’s Day amid COVID-19
Father's Day, a joyous time to celebrate the dads in life, is more difficult this year for those separated due to COVID-19.
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