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(Self-released, digital) I wonder how many records were made because someone went west to find better fishing? I'm going to go out on a limb and say one. There's an album that happened specifically because a fisherman, who is also an indie-rock musician, felt like hunting the icy waters off the Alaskan coast. (Note to anyone thinking of sending me a Jimmy Buffett record: 1. Gross. 2. Even if he did go fishing in Alaska and wrote a song called "King Crabs Got Me Down," it doesn't count. Don't @ me.) That musician is Burlington's Tristan Baribeau. Way back in 2013, the songwriter, who...

CellRx​​ in the UK working on growth factors for cell cultured meat, using a variety of expression systems from genetically engineered plants to fungi, yeast, and bacteria. “But I think we are well positioned because we've been doing this for a few years,​" said Ravi, who said Richcore is also working with several food companies in the emerging precision fermentation space, offering its R&D, scale-up and manufacturing expertise to help them scale up.  " We're not starting from scratch. We also do a lot of high throughput screening​ [of microbial hosts] to identify the strains of...

C. JEMAL HORTON It just was. Not only was Northwest Cabarrus, one of the oldest schools in the county, bringing its undefeated girls basketball team to West Cabarrus High’s glistening new gym, the game itself had more subplots than an Emmy-winning soap opera. Just a first-year program, West Cabarrus had proven itself to be a legitimate contender for the South Piedmont 3A Conference title – which Northwest also is in position to win for the first time since sharing it with Concord in 2013, when most of the current Trojans were in elementary school. Then, there was the fact that playe...