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October 1, 2015

• Chester board votes employee complaints ‘moot,’ names interim superintendent
• Teacher killed in wreck involving city bus had ‘big passion for life’ and students
• Catawba County logs 7th rabies case of 2015
• One final gift for the impoverished and the homeless: a decent burial
• I was nervous to run, but found unexpected encouragement on the course
• Eaton to lay off remaining 37 at Charlotte clutch-assembly facility by Nov. 25
• CATS schedule changes begin Monday
• 2 Lincoln County inmates charged in assault of cellmate
• Charlotte traffic: I-77 wreck cleared
• Hurricane concerns lift home improvement retailers’ shares
• Police search for robber of TCBY store
• An outrageous pay hike for UNC administrators
• ‘Stick’ Williams to retire from Duke Energy
• Rain slows leaf color change at state’s highest peaks
• Charlotte might meet new ozone standard
• TV deal behind Charlotte 49ers’ Friday night game
• Charlotte-area unemployment rate falls to 5.8 percent in August
• This week’s top high school football matchups
• 3 children, 1 adult treated for rabies exposure after fox attack
• Pope to prisoners: I stand before you a brother
• Carolina’s Cam Newton, Tampa Bay’s Jameis Winston share pre-draft bond
• Charlotte social media guru spearheads digital campaign for Pope Francis visit
• Doctors debate how to treat, or not treat, early stage breast cancer
• Peacock says fighting crime would be priority as Charlotte mayor
• Observer editorial board endorses Clodfelter as strongest choice for Charlotte mayor
• Clodfelter ad in Charlotte mayoral race blames Roberts for property reval
• This week’s high school football schedule/results
• NASCAR’s Chase bubble could burst at Dover for these drivers
• Kevin Harvick not sweating his place in NASCAR’s Chase
• Hurricane Joaquin wreaks havoc on high school football schedules
• Carolina Panthers making contingency plans to escape Hurricane Joaquin
• NFC Defensive Player of the Month Josh Norman ready for another challenge
• Carolina Panthers might have to shuffle running back lineup
• Carolinas prepare for Joaquin
• Wolfpack boosts basketball roster with recruiting re-dos
• NC State looking for 3-point help
• CMS teacher turnover hits 16.5 percent, a 12-year high
• Charlotte 49ers Gameday
• NC reform bill lets violators avoid environmental fines
• Chinese businessman in Charlotte to plead guilty to stealing trade secrets
• NC State ready to move on without Shadrach Thornton
• Johnson C. Smith coach Steve Joyner eager to end CIAA basketball drought
• Gas station food a surprisingly tasty lunch option
• NASCAR lengthening restart zones at Dover
• NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Dover, Del.: AAA 400 at a glance
• D.A. agrees to retry man in 1991 Charlotte rape case
• Observer’s Football Sweet 16
• Paperwork filed to expunge manslaughter charge from Officer Kerrick’s record
• Charlotte’s Park Sterling Corp. to buy Virginia bank
• Rowan County woman charged with animal cruelty
• Pick 7: Local media pick winners in top Charlotte-area football games
• New UNC defense hoping for new results against Georgia Tech
• Cramerton teen found in New Mexico
• What to Watch on Thursday: ‘Blacklist’ returns, another shot at ‘Phil’
• NoDa Brewing Co.’s new location opens in Charlotte’s North End today. Look inside
• “Miami Connection”: Have a bonkers night at the movies tonight
• Buy socks, sip some beverages or get your unibrow threaded. Ways to #GoPink in October
• Turtle Island Quartet, Cyrus Chestnut honor jazz forefathers
• Paxton and Loeb: 2 kids at heart
• Fun in Charlotte: Menopause the Musical, super string band, and the music of Nat King Cole
• RenFest kicks off 21st year with more of everything
• Your guide to Sunday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Big shows
• Plant sale, nature hike and vulture appreciation, all in Charlotte
• Today’s headlines: Panther opening uptown restaurant
• It’s fall: So what are you going to wear? Here are some ideas
• Charlotte Hornets’ Tyler Hansbrough might need to extend shooting range to extend career