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October 21, 2015

• Wintering birds start winging their way into Charlotte
• Police draw guns after man drives through crime tape
• Carolina Panthers’ Shaq Thompson to miss Week 7, maybe more, with knee sprain
• Carolina Panthers DT Dwan Edwards has ankle sprain, could miss Eagles game
• Reflecting changing times, Business Guild to become ‘LGBT Chamber’
• Trudy Taylor, 92, honed her sense of justice, independence in Chapel Hill
• Philadelphia Eagles, Carolina Panthers expect a different Cam Newton this time
• Prep Results 10.20.15
• Prep Results 10.19.15
• Carolina Panthers rookie WR Devin Funchess working on correctable mistakes
• Community reaching out to help veterans after fire destroys garage
• Kawann Short is 1st Panthers tackle named NFC Defensive Player of Week
• Getaway driver in Londons’ killings pleads guilty to federal charges
• Friday workshop to explore bias in arrests and punishments
• Possum-drop litigation leaves issues dangling
• The best and worst foods for healthy teeth
• Big Charlotte Catholic crowd expected to view saint’s remains
• Vols basketball coach Rick Barnes seeks fresh start at Tennessee
• The Ballot: The window has not quite shut on Joe Biden’s candidacy
• Outdoors events calendar for 10.22.15
• Fishing Forecast: Carolinas action revs toward autumn peak
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 10.22.15
• Sex offender arrested at State Fair children’s ride area
• Mecklenburg County restarts search for developer for Brooklyn Village project
• Roles reversed in East Carolina-Temple sequel
• Appalachian readies for national spotlight game Thursday night
• ESPN to cut about 300 jobs; Charlotte impact unclear
• Charlotte TV pioneer Doug Mayes remembered Wednesday
• Police report violence has increased at illegal clubs and ‘liquor houses’
• Federal judge won’t dismiss coal ash lawsuit
• Duke Energy to settle Ohio lawsuit for $81 million
• Nice weather ahead for the Charlotte area
• Charlotte traffic: 2 wrecks, vehicle fire shut I-77 lanes in Mooresville
• A young competitor shows at the NC State Fair
• Report: Wanted suspect left sleeping baby in car when fleeing Rock Hill cops
• Mecklenburg County gives support to troubled C.W. Williams health center
• Drug deal ends in shots fired, SWAT situation
• Crews fixing gas leak in Highland Creek
• How an SC farm became the nation's largest producer of farm-raised quail
• Police seek driver, occupants of car present when shots fired at officer
• DHEC orders repairs for 3 Chester County dams
• He survived a brain tumor, then Flight 1549
• Wells Fargo laying off 132 in Charlotte area
• Religion news
• Charlotte-area health calendar
• Conventions are down, but Charlotte hotels are booming
• Christensen: The GOP struggles on UNC presidency choice
• Winthrop police find homeless man squatting in dorm, arrest him for drug possession
• Charlotte’s Ridgemont Equity Partners acquires Utah-based logistics firm
• 2 Charlotte-area professionals honored for leadership
• Early voting ends Saturday in Mecklenburg
• S.C. authorities deploy robotic deer to deter nighttime hunting
• Defendant in killing at Club Nikki’s now faces federal charges
• Ten years later: Was Charlotte right to build the uptown arena?
• Happy 10th birthday, Time Warner Cable Arena! Reflecting on 10 great memories
• Five spectacles to see along Charlotte’s Thunder Road marathon course
• Reunion show prompts Hardsoul Poets’ 1st album in 23 years
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘Black-ish’ gets a big ‘amen’
• Remembering Daisy Bridges: A witty collector who loved the Mint
• Abbott, McBride win North Carolina Awards
• Monty Python is coming to Charlotte? Well, sort of ...
• Fun in Charlotte: Food&Sculpture, ImaginOn fest, Charlotte Voices does Halloween
• 5 benefits of riding your bike to work
• Score passes to 2 new films
• Today’s headlines: Plans for apartments on Jackalope Jacks site withdrawn
• 5 jobs with openings: college instructor, truck driver, furniture, elderly and youth. Apply here