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October 27, 2015

• NASCAR signs 5-year deals with tracks
• Charlotte-Area High School Football Players of the Week
• Mecklenburg County football standings 10.26.15
• McClatchy revenue down 7 percent in 3rd quarter
• CPCC among Charlotte organizations kicking off National Apprenticeship Week
• Man shot in neck outside Cleveland County home
• Charlotte man pleads guilty to $2 million health care fraud
• Charlotte-area food notes
• School bus safety campaign nets 1,385 citations and charges in 9-county region
• Billionaire to staff: Learn to write or I’ll rip up your memo
• Religion news
• Gaston County woman has cameo in latest Watergate saga
• Charlotte 49ers coach Brad Lambert: ‘Couple of plays’ in each game has led to losing streak
• Autopsy: Girl, 12, fell farther than initially reported in zip line death
• Charlotte Hornets will improve, but not enough to make playoffs
• Kevin Harvick: ‘I’m not going to quit and roll over’
• Wednesday’s matchup to watch: Chris Bosh vs. Hornets’ power forwards
• Charlotte-based executive named Wells Fargo treasurer
• At-large council candidates discuss police, housing, LGBT issues
• Offensive coordinator Mike Shula silencing critics in Panthers’ 6-0 start
• Piedmont Natural Gas CEO Skains could be due $11 million if forced out after Duke merger
• CMS board candidates debate leadership, magnets and segregation
• Novant Health pediatric patients get ‘Grins to Go’ bags from UnitedHealthcare employees
• Walgreens confirms deal to buy Rite Aid
• CMS teachers group blasts proposed 4-year terms for Mecklenburg commissioners
• Charlotte-area yoga studios raise money for veterans group
• Michael Jordan gambles on sports betting’s future
• Teenager charged in south Charlotte wreck that killed 16-year-old passenger
• Are Charlotte police stopping, searching motorists just because they are black?
• Edwin Peacock, Jennifer Roberts spar in final mayoral debate
• Charlotte woman takes on handstand challenge, loses 80 pounds
• Expert: Mecklenburg must protect, prepare its minority and poor students
• CMS: Use least amount of force needed in removing student
• Charlotte Area Prep Results 10.26.15
• Employee accused of stealing morphine from Fort Mill animal hospital
• Strong sales lift U.S. home prices 5.1 percent in August
• 1 killed, 2 injured in Shelby wreck Monday evening
• Ingersoll-Rand Q3 earnings rise, top expectations
• Charlotte traffic: Disabled 18-wheeler cleared from I-77 northbound in Huntersville
• Davidson police search for man in foiled robbery of Wells Fargo branch
• A write-in campaign follows VanLandingham rezoning rejection
• BBB: Beware of fake Panthers tickets, counterfeit merchandise
• Sealed Air reports better-than-expected Q3 profit, sales
• Charlotte-area gas prices fall by 3 cents over the week
• Expect showers the next 2 days in Charlotte
• Democrat hopes for success in one of city’s most heavily GOP districts
• Fast and easy holiday nut recipes that will please any crowd
• Hayes Grier eliminated from ‘Dancing With the Stars’
• What to Watch on Tuesday: ‘Wicked City’ debuts on ABC
• Nick Jonas, Demi Lovato tour to make Charlotte stop
• Today’s headlines: Duke Energy decides to buy Piedmont Natural Gas
• Could the emoji diet be the next food fad?
• The story behind that cheesy “Stand and Cheer” Carolina Panthers fight song
• Four old Charlotte buildings that are getting a new life
• Fun in Charlotte: String band, Fall Fest and lotsa Halloween fun
• Nic Batum’s wish for the Charlotte Hornets: Play ‘the beautiful game’