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October 30, 2015

• McCrory brokered meeting on contract for friend and campaign donor
• Iredell County’s Woodlawn School dominates NCISAA cross-country championships
• Elevation honors Pastor Furtick with music video
• The Observer’s Sweet 16 basketball poll so far 10.30.15
• Police: No suspect in Pineville shooting
• Carolina Panthers change policy on funerals: ‘We learned the hard way’
• Prep results 10.29.15
• More troubling pre-K numbers
• Advocates decry Duke Energy groundwater studies
• Drought not quite over on the Catawba
• Owner of Lake Norman marine repair shop accused of altering customers’ checks
• McCrory lets two bills become law without his support
• Huntersville police department buys BearCat armored vehicle
• While in town, legendary linebacker Dick Butkus talks of Panthers
• Electrolux settlement proposal for GE case rejected by U.S.
• NYC-based investment network to host Charlotte venture event Nov. 5
• Charlotte pedicabs fight for Panther fans’ dollars
• Vance High Ahlana Smith pushes for girls basketball turnaround
• 11 residents displaced by north Charlotte fire
• Is Independence back? New coach Justin Hardin has slow-starting Patriots close to a championship
• Deveaux, Charlotte Christian overwhelm Providence Day, 27-7
• Charlotte Catholic stays perfect, trounces Ardrey Kell
• Independence 45, Rocky River 13
• South Mecklenburg 14, Providence 7
• Prep Results 10.30.15
• Charlotte-Area High School Football Summaries 10.30.15
• Charlotte 49ers, Marshall are football foes with ties to each program
• Hough defense comes up big in 30-6 win over North Meck
• Quarry deaths decline, but regulator remains wary
• Cantor will sing songs from three faiths Sunday
• Sweet 16 Boys No. 16: Lincoln Charter
• Sweet 16 Girls: No. 16 Vance
• Charlotte-Area High School Football Scores 10.30.15
• East Carolina struggles in first trip to UConn
• West Charlotte grads on parallel paths in NFL
• Joey Logano stays hot, wins pole at Martinsville
• Consistent Martin Truex Jr. still contending in NASCAR’s Chase
• UNC board gives secret pay raises to chancellors
• Charlotte 49ers vs. Marshall Thundering Herd: Gameday
• Rachel Maddow to host live show from McHale’s in downtown Rock Hill
• Streetcar fender-bender reported Friday
• Raleigh councilman-elect abandons private email idea
• ACA premiums in NC to rise sharply in 2016
• Q&A: Carolina Panthers TE Scott Simonson
• High School Playoff Pairings 10.30.15
• Woman arrested, charged in Chester boy’s hit-and-run death
• Protesters block street at Executive Mansion in protest of immigration bill signed by McCrory
• Suspect named in 2 Davidson attempted robberies
• Mostly sunny skies for Charlotte Friday and Saturday, before rain returns
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck blocks I-85 NB lanes near Little Rock Road
• Charlotte city council District 4: Greg Phipps on the issues
• Charlotte city council at-large: John K. Powell Jr. on the issues
• Charlotte city council at-large: Pablo Carvajal on the issues
• Charlotte city council District 7: Ed Driggs on the issues
• Charlotte city council District 4: Mike O’Hara on the issues
• Charlotte city council District 7: Chris Turner on the issues
• Still time to see fall leaf color show in N.C. mountains
• MSNBC’s ‘Hardball’ to air live from Winthrop ahead of presidential forum
• What to Watch on Friday: New challenges in new season of ‘Grimm’
• This is how to spend your extra hour this weekend at the end of Daylight Saving Time
• Ambrose the ghost and the mysterious tunnel at First Presbyterian Church
• The motorcycle diary
• Day Trips: Tree-mendous fun at Hideaway Woods
• Maurice Williams’ famous song has staying power, 55 years later
• Fun in Charlotte! Your weekend rundown
• Turnovers, transition defense leave the Hornets 0-2