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October 20, 2015

• Life on the Farm: Haulin’ hogs, from high school to now
• Charlotte garden and nature events: Oct. 24-29
• Delayed Union County schools report cards due Monday
• Brad Keselowski Racing moving to Statesville
• Charlotte-area food notes
• Lake Norman’s Kathryn Carson wins N.C. 4A West girls golf regional
• Duffel bag discovery leads to 3 meth arrests
• Lowe’s CEO donates $2.5 million to UNC Charlotte
• Four injured in uptown wreck between CATS, church buses
• State jobless rate falls to 5.8% in September
• Amazon boosts holiday hiring, signaling shift in retail jobs
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 10.21.15
• New ruling shows gun laws can be balanced
• Barclays, Wachovia agree to mortgage settlements
• Mooresville names interim police chief
• Fire leaves Kannapolis family homeless
• Heroin distributor sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Rural Hill to stage oyster roast benefit
• Flaws likely in dams that failed, researchers find
• United Technologies beats Q3 estimates, sets $12 billion buyback
• No cheers for overdue UNC athletics guidelines
• Vandalism in Garner threatens police officers
• Charlotte-Area High School Football Players of the Week
• Jeremy Lin, Kemba Walker backcourt pairing paying early dividends for Hornets
• Some Charlotte doctors disagree with new mammography guidelines
• Labor group endorses Dashew, Ellis-Stewart, Flowers for CMS board
• UNC board set to elect a system president Friday
• In final 2 drives against Seattle, Panthers put on clinic in early downs efficiency
• Davidson Wildcats picked to finish 3rd in Atlantic 10 preseason men’s basketball poll
• Protections in place for land near Blue Ridge Parkway
• Charlotte 49ers men’s, women’s teams to host ‘Basketball Madness’ Thursday
• Coach Brad Lambert says his Charlotte 49ers have learned they ‘belong’
• 5 alleged gang members plead guilty in connection with Lake Wylie murder case
• HUD opens probe into alleged sexual harassment, misspending at Hickory housing agency
• Leaders chosen to run two new state Cabinet-level agencies
• North Carolina brewers turn to foragers, farmers
• New NCWorks Career Center now open in Concord
• Charlotte gas prices drop 3 cents over the week
• Mecklenburg County moves to finish University City greenway – finally
• Davidson names new town manager
• CMS conference volleyball results, pairings 10.21.15
• NCHSAA, NCISAA prep playoff pairings 10.21.15
• Charlotte native finds hope in political center
• Watchdog group files IRS complaint about Tillis backer
• N.C. State dance team is headed to Dallas
• NC inmate waits for Tuesdays and news
• Gov. Pat McCrory signs newborn screening bill
• Red Ventures invests $15 million in San Francisco tech firm
• Concord’s got a lot, too
• 5 (dumb) mistakes I made on my first day of bike commuting
• TWC Arena at 10: Reflecting on Curry, Kobe, Swift, Stones
• Fun in Charlotte: Southern schoolin’, ‘Fidelio,’ Halloween fest
• Today’s headlines: Controversial Plaza Midwood development denied
• Your turn to help choose question subjects for the #CLTdebate
• Watch: New ‘Star Wars’ trailer released, tickets on sale
• What to Watch on Tuesday: A night for ‘Great Pumpkin’ watching
• Charlotte traffic: 3 escape after high-speed chase on I-85
• Milder temperatures on tap for Charlotte after Tuesday’s frost
• Charlotte Hornets rookie Frank Kaminsky picks up on NBA nuances
• Five thoughts on a 6-0 Hornets preseason
• Charlotte Hornets win franchise-best sixth preseason game