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Charlottesville. Pittsburgh. Murdered. Because they were jewish. Charleston. He said he wanted to kill black people. In city after city. You are looking at your own backyard. An army of hate. Whose numbers are soaring. The country is changing. Get the [ bleep ] out of here the fear grown. Go home it is spreading across the world. Why would you treat us like that . A fire fed by politics. Haunted by the past. We can learn from that. The roots of the crisis. There was nothing left. The flash point...

Charles B. Aycock High School sophomore Kelsie Johnson recently became inducted into the National Society of High School Scholars and selected to represent the state of North Carolina at the

A total of 3 juvenile victims were identified by BSO detectives during this investigation.

A total of 3 juvenile victims were identified by BSO detectives during this investigation.

Osbourn High School seniors who maintain a 3.25 grade point average will now be eligible for direct admission to George Mason University, according to Osbourn Principal Mike Pflugrath.

Osbourn High School seniors who maintain a 3.25 grade point average will now be eligible for direct admission to George Mason University, according to Osbourn Principal Mike Pflugrath.

Students are twice as likely to take steps toward enrollment at a college that offers them direct admission, according to a new, national Common App study.

Large-scale study finds that guaranteeing free, simplified admission increases college applications from minoritized, low-income and first-gen students, but cost still deters them from enrolling. Students offered direct admission to college were 12 percent more likely to apply to a postsecondary institution but no more likely than those who applied through traditional channels to enroll, according to a new large-scale study released Tuesday.

K2 Medical, a prominent healthcare organization, recently hosted a special breakfast event for sponsors of the Jewish Pavilion in Maitland. The

Disgraced Seminole County Tax Collector Joel Greenberg will likely be called to testify this month — along with former state lawmaker and lobbyist Chris Dorworth and a former county commissioner — in the trial of Michael Shirley, a once Republican campaign consultant. Shirley, who worked for Greenberg, is charged with paying bribes and accepting kickbacks of hundreds of thousands of dollars ...