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Wilder won't seek re-election as Richmond mayor
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Douglas Wilder, the nation's first elected black governor, said today he won't seek re-election as mayor of Richmond, Va.
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Myrick released from Charlotte hospital
Posted: 51 min. ago
- State jobless rate rises to 5.4 percent Posted: 11:49 am
- Winston-Salem police chief candidate loses bid for Charlotte position Posted: 11:36 am
- Housing makes surprising rebound in April Posted: 10:42 am
- 82nd Airborne unit will end Iraq duty three months early Posted: 10:38 am
- Robberies rise despite police crackdown Posted: 10:16 am
- Police identify victim of fatal crash Posted: 09:44 am
- More senior citizens hauling drugs Posted: 08:10 am
- Duke Energy cutting off service more often this year Posted: 06:42 am
- Man robs store on University Parkway Posted: 06:38 am
- Marines graduate first civilian police officers Posted: 05:50 am
- NC State Fair to open a day early Posted: 05:48 am
- Honor for All: Fort Bragg adds to site as war toll grows
- Group visiting from ASU "stood in awe of an amazing moment" as quake struck
- Vision of a park becomes reality
- Profit That Is Lost: Gas cost strains delivery, transportation businesses
- Senate Republicans abandon Bush on $290 billion farm bill
- 350,000 households didn't get rebate owed from IRS
- Pentagon program gouging taxpayers, panel says
- Authority asked to make cuts
- Remarks add new concern for panel
- Davie school board OKs its draft budget
- McCain: Iraq war won and troops home by 2013
- Obama says speech in Israel by Bush is 'false political attack'
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The Downtown Summer Music Series will begin on Thursday. Ed Bumgardner talks to some of the organizers of the Downtown Jazz lineup, in which a form of music known as "smooth jazz" will play a more prominent role this year.
Thursday's relish stories will appear in the Entertainment section.
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