2/15-16/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Out, devilish detail!
• Paper company to bring 200 jobs
• Packager to shift jobs from Laurel to NC
• NCCU seeks $4.5M for high-tech center
• Finance companies scout sites
• Hundreds of workers told plant to close in Buncombe County
• Triangle Technology Executive Council announces March meeting topic
• Whereabouts of Brazilian NC State Student Unknown
• Microsoft Provides Academia With $1 Million to Advance Research Relevant to Virtual Earth and Trustworthy Computing

2/14/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• The students' burden
• NCSU, Dole To Attempt To Develop Perfect Rose
• NCSU, Dole to work to develop perfect rose
• Tobacco buyout's taxable
• TIAA-CREF's Herbert M. Allison, Jr. to speak at NCSU College of Management - Feb 27
• Port City Java(R) opens first unit on North Carolina State University Campus
• Trucks let you show team spirit
• Ammons seeks growth along Fayetteville Street
• Science meets beauty in quest for perfect rose
• When a Friend Moves Away
• Your research dollars at work
• How low can you go with Roundup Ready soybean seeding rates?
• Six Degrees of NC State
• UC's Quest For The Best, Brightest - And Greediest
• Fox Defends Extra Commitments, Pay

2/11-13/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• New efforts beckon UNC
• NCSU may gain in research cash
• UNC board OKs increases in tuition, fees
• ECU and Turnage to form alliance
• Tax reform difficult but doable, Warner says
• A new necessity
• Tax system needs overhaul, but change may come hard
• Go To: Keyword
• Six questions for 2006 elections
• The Big Issue
• Muslims push for talk on cartoons
• Professor noted for research
• Water runoff studied
• NCSU student reported missing
• NC press photographers give out awards
• Average corn yields not profitable in today's world
• Research finds excessive drinking may lead to cancer
• Nature lessons make children smarter, fitter
• Sowing the seeds of love
• Woodsong: A balancing act

2/8-10/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• UNC board approves tuition, fee increases
• Editorial: Capping college costs
• Service tax draws loud groans
• Black hopes foundation will cover eye exams
• Hunt leads brainstorm on reform of tax structure
• Former Gov. Warner tries out campaign themes at forum
• Black's and Decker's wild ride begins
• Turner wins bid to build biotech center
• Heating Bills Hit The Garden, Too
• Family farm workshop set
• Cary Residents Urged Not To Pour Grease Down Drains
• College seniors looking for jobs after graduation
• Post Sept. 11 fears create new markets for SAS Institute
• Tiny phone, Web device grabs investors' interest
• New Restaurant Just A Start For N.C. State's Centennial Campus
• Durham Central Park hosts "Birdhouse", Grand Prize winner of the 2005 Rhein/Medall Prize for Community Art
• NC judge to rule on motion in basketball camp case
• School board seeking dismissal of hazing suitNegligent oversight alleged in hazing at 2003 basketball camp
• "Da Vinci Code" roundtable highlights conference
• Theta Chi Fraternity's Mid-Year Leadership Challenge coming to NCSU Feb. 10-11
• NC Science Olympiad
• Monsanto proposes natural refuge for Bollgard II cotton
• 'Economics of Fruit Production and Managing Risk' theme of South Jersey tree fruit meeting

2/7/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Hunt: NC lacks cash for future
• Speakers address tax reform in Raleigh
• Richardson agrees spaceport is risk, but worth taking
• Thompson: Economy's shifting, are Carolinas?
• Forum speakers favor tax cuts
• A pioneer in the push for safer coal mines
• 2 savor, document diversity
• Judge hears arguments in lawsuit claiming sexual assault by Avery County students
• Duke, NCSU, and UNC-CH Women’s Basketball Coaches to be Honored
• Kerby receives Outstanding Research in Physiology award
• America’s Criminal Immigration Policy

2/3-6/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Leftover chili for tax tweakers?
• GOP confronts Medicare drug plan's problems
• Labor Is Top Post-Buyout Concern For NC Tobacco Growers
• Business group visits Kannapolis
• How much is enough?
• Waiting Game: New self-financing bonds are meant to boost development, but so far, there are few takers
• NCSA hopes gift lures more students
• NCSU Hosts Summer Science Courses for High-Schoolers
• Charlotte has much to learn about Asian Americans
• Writers Notebook
• One-stop education guide
• NCCU site of Hip-Hop Summit
• 28th annual Quiz Bowl challenges high school minds with trivia
• Dance Marathon Raises Money For Children's Hospital
• Lawmen searching for woman who robbed bank
• Senator seeks to be lieutenant governor
• EDITORIAL: Reconsidering Taxes: N.C. State Forum Suggests State, Local Revenue Options
• William Ivey Long Keeps His Clothes On
• Monsanto proposes natural refuge for Bollgard II cotton
• Drug combo may ease asthma
• Georgia Tech, Oak Ridge team up
• Golden LEAF Scholarships Available for Students Attending N.C. Public Universities
• Claire Howell Joins MMI Associates, Inc.
• Bocce boom
• Montagnard: Efforts in Vietnam Win Award

2/2/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• UNC president visits Duplin
• New UNC system head in the field
• NCCU parking not growing with boost in enrollment
• Triangle is evolving past oi
• Political season starts in turmoil
• Mixed-use HQ in Raleigh warehouse district to be developed by Grubb Properties
• HEART AND SOIL
• Learn to cope with stress of life changes
• Study: Treatment May Aid Asthma Sufferers
• Skin Problems in Horses
li>Ordinary People Have Best Ideas

2/1/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• A look under the hood
• David Winwood Named Associate Vice Chancellor for Technology Development and Innovation at NC State
• Updating N.C.'s revenue mix
• College Grads Flock To Raleigh, Wake County
• Police chiefs share common need
• Pests pose grape danger
• Cars on the grass pose puzzle, alas
• Faithful catch the swagger
• Fire department merger raised
• The Preiss Company and Harrison Street Real Estate Capital form Student Housing Joint-Venture
• USDA Rural Development Grant Received for Industrial Site Scoping Study in Bovill Area

1/31/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Under the Dome
• We're nonpartisan
• Career Moves
• Facebook becoming a college norm
• N. C. Statewide Research and Education Network Boosts Bandwidth, Provides Foundation for Innovation
• NCSU opens dorm for honor students
• Getting Involved

1/28-30/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• UNC targets 6-year degree
• Big bang, then a new campus
• Study: N.C. tax code badly needs updating
• The knight of the right
• Colleges aid schools with math via RAMP-UP
• Even if cleared, Black could suffer from elections board hearing
• China connection boosts NC economy
• Chaplain hopes to offer aid to pet owners
• KING: Catching tagged red drum can be informative, beneficial
• obless rate below 4 percent
• Durham's labor force hits high
• A cue on hogs
• University's 'DukeCard' expansion on hold
• N.C. State Textile Open House
• Designs for living
• Web sites aid search for off-campus crib
• Yow brings battle against cancer to court
• Driven by a ‘desire to learn’
• UCSD leader also serves as a director on 10 boards
• BCC slates Black History events
• The long history of problem kids

1/27/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Kerby receives outstanding research in physiology award
• Flu won't catch N.C. off guard
• RELIGION ROUNDUP | MELANIE BASS
• Ashford to Acquire Marriott Research Triangle Park for $28.0 Million
• Nanotech leaders gather to debate nanotech pros, cons

1/26/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• UNC-CH eyes 9% tuition, fee hike
• UNC-CH trustees approve tuition, fee increase
• Phil Kirk to serve as assistant to dean of NCSU's College of Management
• Kirk gets temporary job at NCSU
• From the field
• Municipal wireless network connects
• Outdoor education center focus becomes clearer
• Raleigh Jaycees to Hold 14th Annual Brookhill
• From the field
• Home improvement
• ‘Living laboratory' outlined on paper; ecology-themed high school needs funds
• Wachovia Executive Lecture Series featuring Col. Jack Jacobs (Ret.) - Jan 26 at NCSU
• 2006 NASCAR Nextel Cup Media Tour ~ Day Three
• Obit.: Denise Machala Wood

1/25/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Erimos initiates phase I trials for drug
• Fisheries resolution circulates
• At Collins & Aikman, it is wait-and-see
• Power plant debate continues
• N.C. building may best U.S.
• Wolfpack athletes donate $15,000 to Southern Miss
• Professor believed missing
• CollegeGrad.com Names Top 500 Entry Level Employers for 2006, College Grad Hiring Up 9.1% for 2006
• Former Roanoke landfill site full of possibilities
• Living on the Edge

1/24/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Hospital chaplain sees need for counseling at vet school
• Radio Clip
• Letter to the editor: Program promotes sports to girls
• AAEP Convention 2001: Surgical Techniques
• ASU's Nanotech in Society Center hosts launch event
• Coaches drawing a line in the hardwood
• Obit.: Stanley T. "Ted" Pemberton

1/21-23/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• UNC presidency Bowles' dream job
• North Carolina State Cracks ‘Most Connected Campus’ List
• Keeping the ones that get away
• Inside Politics: Lobbying reform takes shape
• Police arrest reveals rifle on campus
• NC hog-waste lawsuits settled
• Pork giant agrees to new waste curbs
• 4.9% NC jobless rate is lowest since 2001
• Respecting the owner-pet bond
• Fungus gnats are probably buzzing you and your plants
• Workshop on watershed protection will be Feb. 2
• SPLAT: Alternative reader debuts at N.C. State
• All's new in symphonyland
• A Losing Strategy?
• NCSU Debuts New Catalog
• COASTAL BUSINESS
• Scholars debate Word of the Year for 2005: ‘truthiness’
• Homeless murder saga
• Universal design efforts grow
• Senior-proofing help is available

1/20/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Erskine Bowles About UNC Presidency: 'I Am Confident'
• Appalachian Called “Best Value”
• Athletes are graduating
• Murdock plans lab foundation
• EQUINE HEALTH CENTER EXPANSION PLANNED
• US tobacco farmers face foreign competition
• USA: INDA offers nonwovens training courses four times in 2006

1/19/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• He said no to closing plant
• Superstition and fishin'
• UNC Study: Saline Solution Safe Treatment For Cystic Fibrosis
• UCSD chancellor gets extra $248,000
• N.C. State's College of Veterinary Medicine to Expand Equine Services
• CAST Assesses The Potential For An Avian Influenza Human Pandemic
• The agony of the essay, the thrill of admission
• Womble Carlyle Adds Former Judge to Government Affairs Team
• Tobacco to grow again in 2006, experts say
• NASA Langley grooms students for research careers

1/18/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• A good start
• No nervous-Nellie new guy
• UNC-Greensboro drops speech charges against students
• $350 million going out in second round of buyout of tobacco quotas
• North Carolina Nanotechnology Conference set for March 9-10, in High Point
• Articles of Faith: Women’s Day Service Set
• NCSU police looking for two robbery suspects
• Clean stormwater starts with you
• Slaying charge now a capital case
• Company to move testing lab to Florence
• ABB moves testing lab to Florence
• Hargreaves clinches new berry deals
• Obit.: Nan Hussey Smith

1/13-17/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• UNC's CEO
• New UNC president: Boost N.C. education
• NC's own greatest generation
• We're No. 1!
• Duke moves forward in low-income enrollment
• NCSU accounting programs crack top 25 lists
• IBM, N.C. State Team Up for Academic Effort Focused on Services
• Judee Lonnee new assistant director of admissions for NC State College of Management
• NC State College of Management announces new MBA curriculum inservices management
• Edwards slipping in Democrats' '08 outlook
• MLA Elements of Style
• That's unconstitutional
• Crime Alert at N.C. State
• NCCU grad student plans thesis on Durham Committee
• Top Drawer
• We could tax the odometer, not the gas gauge
• Panel studies beach building rules
• Handicapped parking often abused
• Getting it together on NC's hog waste
• How a library stacks up
• The flexible rail system: trams
• WingSwept Communications, Inc. Names Senior IT Consultant and Developer
• The next-up neighborhood
• Pig’s genome to unlock new information
• USA: Daryl Bowman receives ‘Cotton Genetics Research Award’
• Comedy Central’s Colbert on the whole truthiness
• Women of Influence
• Obit.: Hubert Lowell Owen
• Obit.: Alexander V. Allen

1/12/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Dean Of NC State Graduate School To Retire
• Child Porn Investigation at NC State
• Some western NC growers feeling cheated by tobacco buyout
• Horse center in final stretch
• Here's a 12-month plan to help you get a great lawn
• Storm central

1/11/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• General Assembly gives Bowles a warm welcome
• Report blasts UNC's 'speech codes
• Report says state universities illegally limit free speech
• Former chairman of UNC board
• Princeton board OKs park construction bid
• Distinctive women to speak at MLK events
• Pecan growers meet set
• Peach Growers to Meet Jan. 24
• Colleagues praise University’s new VP
• Obit.: WILLIAM ARCHIE DEES JR.

1/7-10/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Students face sticker shock
• Editorials: Don't let it slide
• Early leader for UNC board dies
• Magazine: UNC 'Best Value' Among Universities
• UNC-CH is rated No. 1 in value
• Tobacco Farmers Trying New Variety in Buyout Market
• A singular place and time
• Editorial: Make the TVA pay
• Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Raleigh Field
• 'Truthiness' Wins Word of the Year Award
• TCNC Announces New Director, Secretary
• Crystal Therapy
• Tower Power
• Perquimans SPCA plans to trap wild cats
• Permeable Parking

1/6/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Recalled Dog Food Probably Killed Two NC Dogs, Researchers Say
• Biffle flies dog to vet appointment by helicopter
• Helms' service
• Blood donors earn chances to win ACC ball
• Research Debunks Pathogen Evolution Hypotheses
• Obit.: Raul Eduardo Alvarez

1/5/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Textile industry spins tales of high tech recovery
• NASCAR driver flies dog to vet appointment in North Carolina
• Diaz eyeing MTSU post
• From the field
• Hankering for some juicy fruit?
• Widen your art radius
• Nasa Funds New Space Concepts: Robots Powered by Fuel Cells
• Obit.: Katherine Lois Tew

1/4/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Bowles averts suit for UNC
• SAT no longer stands alone
• Pork industry should be held to its commitment
• TBJ Poll: NC State contributes most to Triangle economy
• Persimmons not just for possums
• Scholarship set up in memory of student who died in fire
• Creationists say fossils back them up
• Out of this world: Nasa funds revolutionary ideas
• The View from Mexico

12/31/05-1/3/06 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

• Bowles' words of wisdom
• Bowles embraces job with intensity, finesse
• Resolutions for 2006
• Coming up in 2006
• Triad schools hope Bowles will raise their profile
• What's going on
• Swine of the times
• Charlotte to lead state's growth
• Week ahead
• Getting out of a rut
• Setting the Agenda
• Soybean, corn and small grain growers scheduled to meet in New Bern
• Win or lose, fans enjoy the Queen City
• Residents taking tax increase in stride
• Pointers help you keep poinsettia all year
• Idol in progress
• Across the USA: North Carolina: Raleigh
• In NC, Scandal Arrives Before New State Lottery
• Homing in on alcohol