Friday! - 06/23/06
Suffer the little children
Officials take steps to reduce dropout rate
Cherokee tribes meet in council for first time at shared site
Task force addresses gun control
Emotional meeting leads to Mills River school renovations vows
Marketing study starts 2nd phase
Sylva slashes funding for downtown group
Enka Little Caesars found not responsible for insect larvae topping
The better part of valor on water agreement?
Lingering questions remain, BRCC board says
Driving restrictions keep teens safe
Trying to survive by panhandling
Senate committee approves DWI changes
Ky. blocks state workers' access to blog
House won't push back date for donations ban
Edwards carries political messages toward '08
Also: Edwards urges pullout from Iraq
A moment of your time?
Also: Pulling the right strings
Also: How to herd a bill
New regulations for cable TV gets initial OK in N.C. House
Waterfall tragedy in Polk County
Marion Council keeps tax rate - but raises fees
Plan to end homelessness unveiled
Lexington panel drops idea to rename a street for King
Many Americans in Missile Range Just Shrug
7 men charged in alleged U.S. terror plot
Lawsuit faults Waffle House in man's murder
Alabama federal judge orders Georgia water released to Florida
Vaccine may have killed Fort Bragg soldier
Fans in Dixie rejecting Chicks
Crompton to appear at camp
Jordan ready to upgrade Bobcats
U.S. appeals court backs N.C. in ownership of Bill of Rights copy
Judge plans fall trial in Alabama's college desegregation case
Friday, June 23, 2006
Thursday, June 22, 2006
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Wednesday, 6/21/06
Buncombe County OKs tax rate change
Lots of e-mail prompts action on saying pledge
N.C. House approves sex offender registration changes
Also: Federal lawsuit challenges Georgia's sex offender law
Woodfin annexation contested
Senate wants smoking ban extended
Not so fast, says campaign finance watchdog
Court rules father should lose rights despite mother's lies
DOT may delay road projects
N.C. bakers burned by unexpected tax change
$450,000 allotted for new animal shelter
Committee, court act on eminent domain
Grand jury indicts former teacher
Parents' protests bring changes to reading plans
Campaign finance fix called unfair
Also: Campaign funds stir up debate
Davidson commissioner's felony conviction upheld in court
N.C. education advocates seek help from Manning, lawmakers
Bills seek expanded insurance coverage
Episcopalians Reject Ban on Gay Bishops
Run-down case back in court
Lenient DWI rulings found
GOP House- Broad Immigration Bill Unlikely
Also: Cities reluctant to target illegals
U.S. weighs shootdown of N. Korea missile
Hurricanes Day in NC
Buncombe County OKs tax rate change
Lots of e-mail prompts action on saying pledge
N.C. House approves sex offender registration changes
Also: Federal lawsuit challenges Georgia's sex offender law
Woodfin annexation contested
Senate wants smoking ban extended
Not so fast, says campaign finance watchdog
Court rules father should lose rights despite mother's lies
DOT may delay road projects
N.C. bakers burned by unexpected tax change
$450,000 allotted for new animal shelter
Committee, court act on eminent domain
Grand jury indicts former teacher
Parents' protests bring changes to reading plans
Campaign finance fix called unfair
Also: Campaign funds stir up debate
Davidson commissioner's felony conviction upheld in court
N.C. education advocates seek help from Manning, lawmakers
Bills seek expanded insurance coverage
Episcopalians Reject Ban on Gay Bishops
Run-down case back in court
Lenient DWI rulings found
GOP House- Broad Immigration Bill Unlikely
Also: Cities reluctant to target illegals
U.S. weighs shootdown of N. Korea missile
Hurricanes Day in NC
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Tuesday 06/20/06
Soldier with mountain ties killed in Iraq
Hurricanes win Stanley Cup!
Could MLB survive in North Carolina?
Mentally ill are focus of proposal for special court
Pentagon lists homosexuality as disorder
Rat-bite victim to stay with DSS
Clyde flood losses lead to more taxes
Parker gets extra public money
Pill purchases lead to lab bust
Foreclosures May Jump As ARMs Reset
Police chief to discuss 'dealer down' reward program at Drug Commission meeting today
Baptists reject proposal to take over women's missionary group
UNC tuition break benefits athletes
Conference moved to less controversial spot- Chicago
Bladen Commissioners pass on bridge fishing ban
Supreme Court Tackles Wetland Protection
Also: Supreme Court to hear case on mortgage lending
Fly-fishing camp hopes to shape future conservationists
Senate OKs budget compromise with estate tax repea
lFollow-up: Council overrides mayoral veto
National parks plan puts brakes on ATVs
Scientist- China plans moon walk by 2024
Ruling expected on whitewater access
Japan orders pullout of troops from Iraq
N. Korea says it's not bound by test ban
Soldier with mountain ties killed in Iraq
Hurricanes win Stanley Cup!
Could MLB survive in North Carolina?
Mentally ill are focus of proposal for special court
Pentagon lists homosexuality as disorder
Rat-bite victim to stay with DSS
Clyde flood losses lead to more taxes
Parker gets extra public money
Pill purchases lead to lab bust
Foreclosures May Jump As ARMs Reset
Police chief to discuss 'dealer down' reward program at Drug Commission meeting today
Baptists reject proposal to take over women's missionary group
UNC tuition break benefits athletes
Conference moved to less controversial spot- Chicago
Bladen Commissioners pass on bridge fishing ban
Supreme Court Tackles Wetland Protection
Also: Supreme Court to hear case on mortgage lending
Fly-fishing camp hopes to shape future conservationists
Senate OKs budget compromise with estate tax repea
lFollow-up: Council overrides mayoral veto
National parks plan puts brakes on ATVs
Scientist- China plans moon walk by 2024
Ruling expected on whitewater access
Japan orders pullout of troops from Iraq
N. Korea says it's not bound by test ban
Monday, June 19, 2006
Monday 06/19/06
Teen sees illegals as her heroes
GOP reps honor Black
Foul air chokes the Great Smokies
Also: Smokies problems may shape solutions
JLF- Give Surplus to Taxpayers
Also: Discord could disrupt projects
Highway flower beds raise thorny questions
Valedictorian honors watered down
Charlotte City council deadlocked on new budget
Survey on poop- Half don't scoop
Also: Dog excrement creates problems in state
Bihsop Election Upsets Episcopal Diocese
Underage DWIs given a break'
Republican will try to challenge Duke prosecutor
Lack of public toilets in Asheville a concern
Al Gore Film Asheville Premier - Benefit for SouthWings
Edwards' real estate on market
Northern Moravians apologize for church's role in slavery
National Guard asked to patrol Big Easy
Bush, Brazil leader talk trade expansion
North Korea Moves Closer to Missile Test
Attack in U.S. plotted then called off in 2003
Depp says he just likes France
Teen sees illegals as her heroes
GOP reps honor Black
Foul air chokes the Great Smokies
Also: Smokies problems may shape solutions
JLF- Give Surplus to Taxpayers
Also: Discord could disrupt projects
Highway flower beds raise thorny questions
Valedictorian honors watered down
Charlotte City council deadlocked on new budget
Survey on poop- Half don't scoop
Also: Dog excrement creates problems in state
Bihsop Election Upsets Episcopal Diocese
Underage DWIs given a break'
Republican will try to challenge Duke prosecutor
Lack of public toilets in Asheville a concern
Al Gore Film Asheville Premier - Benefit for SouthWings
Edwards' real estate on market
Northern Moravians apologize for church's role in slavery
National Guard asked to patrol Big Easy
Bush, Brazil leader talk trade expansion
North Korea Moves Closer to Missile Test
Attack in U.S. plotted then called off in 2003
Depp says he just likes France
Friday, June 16, 2006
Friday! - 06/16/06
State gas tax rate unchanged
Locke Foundation head under fire over Duke lacrosse case
N.C. budget differences the narrowest in years
Also: N.C. House budget-at-a-glance
Ex-ferry chief gets mixed verdict
Quake shakes western counties
Rising floodwaters cause problems in eastern N.C.
Easley asks commission to protect National Guard
State looks at water rules
Sentence passed in tax, fraud case
Also: Businessman faces state tax charges
Ex-Nifong worker aiding opposition
Also: Lawyers- DA jumped gun on info
N.C. Senate panel approves General Assembly smoking ban
Jordan takes stake in Charlotte Bobcats
Fans aren't giving up on statue of Barney
Dems want Jefferson off panel
Teacher faces student cocaine charges
Agency- States unprepared for disasters
Episcopalians Debate Issue of Gay Bishops
Note alleges gift from Campbell's mother
Senate Rejects U.S. Troop Pullout in Iraq
Also: House Rejects Timetable for Iraq Pullout
Top Court Upholds No-Knock Police Search
Hooters wants to pay FEMA for champagne
Whole Foods Bans Sale of Live Lobsters
State gas tax rate unchanged
Locke Foundation head under fire over Duke lacrosse case
N.C. budget differences the narrowest in years
Also: N.C. House budget-at-a-glance
Ex-ferry chief gets mixed verdict
Quake shakes western counties
Rising floodwaters cause problems in eastern N.C.
Easley asks commission to protect National Guard
State looks at water rules
Sentence passed in tax, fraud case
Also: Businessman faces state tax charges
Ex-Nifong worker aiding opposition
Also: Lawyers- DA jumped gun on info
N.C. Senate panel approves General Assembly smoking ban
Jordan takes stake in Charlotte Bobcats
Fans aren't giving up on statue of Barney
Dems want Jefferson off panel
Teacher faces student cocaine charges
Agency- States unprepared for disasters
Episcopalians Debate Issue of Gay Bishops
Note alleges gift from Campbell's mother
Senate Rejects U.S. Troop Pullout in Iraq
Also: House Rejects Timetable for Iraq Pullout
Top Court Upholds No-Knock Police Search
Hooters wants to pay FEMA for champagne
Whole Foods Bans Sale of Live Lobsters
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Thursday - 06/15/06
Arden Wal-Mart approved
Public campaign financing urged
Southern Baptists take anti-alcohol stand
Taylor is high on money list
Haywood County has rash of suicides/attempts
City unveils new floodwater policy
State looks at Hickory water rules
Mayor weighs in on Hendersonville building heights
Also: Wall Street Journal covers Hendersonville debate
$18.9 billion budget clears NC House
Studies show toll roads will work
Farmers increasingly feel forced off their own land
Many North Buncombe grads going into armed forces
Sweep Nets Nearly 2,100 Illegal Immigrants
State treasurer to discuss economy at conference in Asheville today
Bryson City developing first zoning plan
Senate OKs legislative smoking ban
DOT Board overturns Jackson County ruling
Billy Graham statue unveiled
Southern Baptist leaders refuse to back public school pullout
Legislature overrides Sanford's vetoes on budget, other bills
Geologists nearly finished with Macon landslide study
Woman challenges anti-pig law and wins
Franklin to decide alcohol issue July 25
Cleric calls on Bush to convert to Islam
Also: Documents- Al-Qaida seeks U.S.-Iran war
Post-al-Zarqawi raids kill 104 insurgents
Also: U.S.-led forces begin Afghan offensive
Also: Islamic Militia Captures Key Somalian Town
Court- Smokers can't file class action over light cigarettes
General Assembly honors veterans for Flag Day
Arden Wal-Mart approved
Public campaign financing urged
Southern Baptists take anti-alcohol stand
Taylor is high on money list
Haywood County has rash of suicides/attempts
City unveils new floodwater policy
State looks at Hickory water rules
Mayor weighs in on Hendersonville building heights
Also: Wall Street Journal covers Hendersonville debate
$18.9 billion budget clears NC House
Studies show toll roads will work
Farmers increasingly feel forced off their own land
Many North Buncombe grads going into armed forces
Sweep Nets Nearly 2,100 Illegal Immigrants
State treasurer to discuss economy at conference in Asheville today
Bryson City developing first zoning plan
Senate OKs legislative smoking ban
DOT Board overturns Jackson County ruling
Billy Graham statue unveiled
Southern Baptist leaders refuse to back public school pullout
Legislature overrides Sanford's vetoes on budget, other bills
Geologists nearly finished with Macon landslide study
Woman challenges anti-pig law and wins
Franklin to decide alcohol issue July 25
Cleric calls on Bush to convert to Islam
Also: Documents- Al-Qaida seeks U.S.-Iran war
Post-al-Zarqawi raids kill 104 insurgents
Also: U.S.-led forces begin Afghan offensive
Also: Islamic Militia Captures Key Somalian Town
Court- Smokers can't file class action over light cigarettes
General Assembly honors veterans for Flag Day
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
Wednesday, 6/14/06
New Civic Center study on tap
House Lawmakers Accept $3,300 Pay Hike
Columbus to use lottery funds to balance budget
Official Admits to False Statement
Lottery lowers bar on school funds goal
Bill would ban funeral protests
Bill targeting cable TV rules moves forward
FEMA funds spent on divorce, sex change
Homeless housing focus of workshops
Super Wal-Mart may bring super traffic
Liar charges fly on Fayetteville City Council
N.C. House budget clears committees; floor vote next
Easley plans to revamp low-scoring schools
Chatham Latino group questions United Way's motives
Junk cars costly in NC City - and out of it too
State to evaluate court-appointed services for the poor
N.C. court candidate draws ire of both Republicans and Democrats
AMA- Health Insurance Should Be Required
Accused nanny sues hidden-cam maker
Southern Baptists may consider public school 'exit strategy'
Also: In a surprise, Southern Baptists choose outsider as president
All Hendersonville parking to have three-hour limit
Non-profit agencies feel commissioners' wrath
Retired Farmer Plans Hitler Memorial
Critics alarmed over spending on lobbyists
Hillary Clinton hears anti-war jeers
Iraqi PM launches huge security crackdown
EPA rule relaxed after oil exec's letter to Rove
Coalition troops prepare Afghan offensive
Convention protester seeks veggie salvation
N.C. delegation took 470 privately funded trips in past 5 years
Hawking- Humans Must Spread Out in Space
MySpace may be linked with search engines
New Civic Center study on tap
House Lawmakers Accept $3,300 Pay Hike
Columbus to use lottery funds to balance budget
Official Admits to False Statement
Lottery lowers bar on school funds goal
Bill would ban funeral protests
Bill targeting cable TV rules moves forward
FEMA funds spent on divorce, sex change
Homeless housing focus of workshops
Super Wal-Mart may bring super traffic
Liar charges fly on Fayetteville City Council
N.C. House budget clears committees; floor vote next
Easley plans to revamp low-scoring schools
Chatham Latino group questions United Way's motives
Junk cars costly in NC City - and out of it too
State to evaluate court-appointed services for the poor
N.C. court candidate draws ire of both Republicans and Democrats
AMA- Health Insurance Should Be Required
Accused nanny sues hidden-cam maker
Southern Baptists may consider public school 'exit strategy'
Also: In a surprise, Southern Baptists choose outsider as president
All Hendersonville parking to have three-hour limit
Non-profit agencies feel commissioners' wrath
Retired Farmer Plans Hitler Memorial
Critics alarmed over spending on lobbyists
Hillary Clinton hears anti-war jeers
Iraqi PM launches huge security crackdown
EPA rule relaxed after oil exec's letter to Rove
Coalition troops prepare Afghan offensive
Convention protester seeks veggie salvation
N.C. delegation took 470 privately funded trips in past 5 years
Hawking- Humans Must Spread Out in Space
MySpace may be linked with search engines
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Tuesday 06/13/06
Troops Reducing Illegal Border Crossings
Lottery likely to fall short of forecast
Also: Black to Easley- Lottery spending will be changed
Duke professor questions DA's impartiality
Lawmakers' trips 'were valuable'
Churches find little unity on homosexuality
State's water system operators ignoring warning about lead testing
Family pushes for background checks for students
Judge puts case of Christian group vs. Secret Service on fast track
High court makes it easier to contest lethal injection
Police run over, kill sunbather
Sprawl squeezes trailer parks
Mexico, Canada partnership underway with no authorization from Congress
Bush meets with Iraqi PM in surprise trip
Also: 75,000 forces to be deployed in Baghdad
Bill raises troops’ retirement money
Fly, shark, frog, fish among fresh discoveries by scientists
Southern Baptist unity on the line
Rove won't be charged in CIA leak case
Canes one win away from title
Troops Reducing Illegal Border Crossings
Lottery likely to fall short of forecast
Also: Black to Easley- Lottery spending will be changed
Duke professor questions DA's impartiality
Lawmakers' trips 'were valuable'
Churches find little unity on homosexuality
State's water system operators ignoring warning about lead testing
Family pushes for background checks for students
Judge puts case of Christian group vs. Secret Service on fast track
High court makes it easier to contest lethal injection
Police run over, kill sunbather
Sprawl squeezes trailer parks
Mexico, Canada partnership underway with no authorization from Congress
Bush meets with Iraqi PM in surprise trip
Also: 75,000 forces to be deployed in Baghdad
Bill raises troops’ retirement money
Fly, shark, frog, fish among fresh discoveries by scientists
Southern Baptist unity on the line
Rove won't be charged in CIA leak case
Canes one win away from title
Monday, June 12, 2006
Monday 06/12/06
Critics, real estate agent say Easley got sweetheart deal on land
Local voices will soon have TV outlet
Mary Easley for Governor in '08?
Edwards in Iowa, bolstered by new poll
Civil War battlefields fight vandalism
High drowning rates for blacks, Hispanics in N.C. worry officials
Southern Baptists gather amid dissent
Phone Companies Look to Change Cable Rules
ACLU tries to stop warrantless wiretapping
Brain-dead woman gives birth, then dies
Activists Say Chinese Arms Fuel Conflicts
Mars Hill Trio Inspired by Mock U.N.
ACLU tries to stop warrantless wiretapping
Sept. 11 Memorial to Be Redesigned
Jack the cat chases black bear up tree
Critics, real estate agent say Easley got sweetheart deal on land
Local voices will soon have TV outlet
Mary Easley for Governor in '08?
Edwards in Iowa, bolstered by new poll
Civil War battlefields fight vandalism
High drowning rates for blacks, Hispanics in N.C. worry officials
Southern Baptists gather amid dissent
Phone Companies Look to Change Cable Rules
ACLU tries to stop warrantless wiretapping
Brain-dead woman gives birth, then dies
Activists Say Chinese Arms Fuel Conflicts
Mars Hill Trio Inspired by Mock U.N.
ACLU tries to stop warrantless wiretapping
Sept. 11 Memorial to Be Redesigned
Jack the cat chases black bear up tree
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