The Carolina Hurricanes celebrated their Stanley Cup win with a parade through Downtown Raleigh. Crowd members and Hurricanes players displayed their pride for the team.
Talley Student Union was removed as an early voting site, while the Wake County Board of Elections selected the NC State Business Services Center selected as the alternate site, citing more individuals within driving distance. Democrats argued the move could suppress student turnout.
Poe Hall will soon disappear from North Campus after the University received Environmental Protection Agency approval to tear down the building that has been closed since 2023. The building’s current site will eventually feature a new home for the College of Education following its demolition.
The Hurricanes put it all together for one last game, shutting out the Golden Knights to earn their first Stanley Cup in 20 years. Brind’Amour: “It’s an unbelievable ending to a great story.”
The Hurricanes found their game and regained control of the Stanley Cup Final with a 4-2 win on Thursday. Staal: “It’s starting to look more and more like Hurricane hockey.”
The Canes win their first Stanley Cup Finals game in 20 years with an overtime clincher from Seth Jarvis. Jarvis: “You never want to lose two at home. To get that one is really good for the group.”
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