In today’s news: everybody’s getting ready for Carolina-Duke, Saturday night in the Smith Center with ESPN College GameDay on hand. Also: a bicyclist is struck by a vehicle in Chapel Hill; the Triangle preps for another round of cold weather; OWASA sets February 16 as the date for a months-long shutdown of West Rosemary Street; a Hillsborough official wins a statewide award; UNC women’s basketball gets another win; Carolina athletics reports a financial deficit; and a beloved Chapel Hillian and Tar Heel athletics administrator passes away.
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