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October 28, 2015

• Drug kingpin sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Charlotte Garden & Nature Events: Nov. 5 and beyond
• Local Golf 10.28.15
• Prep Results 10.28.15
• Man dies of injuries from Freedom Drive wreck
• Police arrest murder suspect driving victim’s car
• Prep Results 10.24.15
• Raleigh councilman-elect creates private email for city business
• Unusually high tides create more flooding in Myrtle Beach area
• York County survivor diagnosed at age 24: ‘Cancer doesn’t discriminate’
• Should county commissioners’ terms grow from 2 years to 4?
• Bank of America cutting 100 mortgage, tech jobs in Charlotte
• Cornelius woman arrested after 14 dead cats found in suitcase
• Police: man shot dead in southeast Charlotte apartment
• 85-year-old jewelry thief wanted in Charlotte is arrested in Atlanta
• Nation’s report card: CMS heads the class, but skills still lacking
• N.C. DOT wins $25M federal grant for Gateway Station
• Jennifer Roberts wants pay equity study
• Charlotte-based NewDominion Bank lands $20 million investment
• Autumn - A Time to Let Go – and Reach Out
• Former US Airways pilot sentenced in Ponzi scheme
• Charlotte-area jobless rate falls to 5.2 percent in September
• Rutherford County man sentenced in Ponzi scheme
• Rowan County man charged with statutory rape of 14-year-old girl
• GOP newcomer challenges Al Austin in Charlotte City Council District 2
• School board candidate Jeremy Stephenson is at it again with busing
• Charlotte-based Speedway Motorsports reports Q3 profit
• Snyder’s-Lance profit up from last year but below expectations
• President Obama’s tragic shift on standardized tests
• Plans for N.C. Game Lands set, including Sandhills
• Sonic Automotive posts better-than-expected Q3 earnings
• Outdoors events calendar for 10.29.15
• Carolina Panthers DE Jared Allen has 135 sacks, none on Colts QB Andrew Luck
• Jesse Jackson: New South ‘under attack’
• Great Panthers debate: What if Andrew Luck had left Stanford early?
• Dozens of federal inmates scheduled for early release in Charlotte
• Editorial board endorsements for the Nov. 3 election
• Snyder’s-Lance expands ‘better-for-you’ offerings with purchase of Diamond Foods
• Charlotte-based SPX Flow: Macroeconomic conditions weighed Q3 earnings
• Charlotte traffic: Part of North Tryon blocked after wreck
• More rain on Wednesday, sunshine by Thursday
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg police search for BB&T robber
• Convicted felon charged in shooting death of Rock Hill woman
• Fishing Forecast: Action remains good to excellent when weather permits
• Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton a ‘Monday Night Football’ fan
• Carolina Panthers LB Shaq Thompson, OT Daryl Williams return
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘The Middle’ in the ‘Twilight Zone’
• Carrie Underwood to play Charlotte, NYE shows back-to-back
• Oct. 29 headlines: Millennials are “boomerang crumb-snatchers” according to an economics professor
• Find anything from a candy vending machine to a stockpile of mannequin legs at Junk Rescue this weekend
• Food, bowling and the Knights: Charlotte Hornets players on what they like to do in Charlotte
• Dinner for $20: Doan’s Vietnamese Cuisine
• Trick or treat: 10 Halloween parties around town, day and night
• Getting ready for (N.C. version of) winter
• Fun in Charlotte: Halloween trivia, and other scary doins’
• Will videos lead to slam dunk sale of Michael Jordan’s mansion? You be the judge
• Steve Clifford’s Hornets a work-in-progress
• Hornets fall to Heat in season opener