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October 5, 2015

• Carolina Panthers’ 4-0 start a product of schedule? We’ll know soon enough
• Injury to Hornets forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist takes joy out of Monday
• CMS Superintendent Clark holds public chat at Blythe Tuesday
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board: Jeremy Stephenson on the issues
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board: Mary McCray on the issues
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board: Elyse Dashew on the issues
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board: Janeen Bryant on the issues
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board: Angela Ambroise on the issues
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board candidates on the issues
• NC National Guard rescues flood victims
• Charlotte to launch greenway construction by end of year
• Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera says he’s never had to look over his shoulder in-season
• Bernanke: Fed fretted over Wachovia-Wells deal, but it saved jobs
• East Meck’s Christian Thomas makes kick of a lifetime
• Pinched nerve for Jared Allen is Carolina Panthers’ only injury concern
• Bye week a mixed bag for Carolina Panthers, Ron Rivera
• What N.C. Republicans get wrong about sanctuary cities
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board: Amelia Stinson-Wesley on the issues
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board: Levester Flowers on the issues
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board: Ericka Ellis-Stewart on the issues
• Local classes: From meditation to Charlotte street history
• Charlotte’s TrustHouse acquires Pennsylvania-based food service firm
• Traffic: Hit-and-run slows travel on I-485 south in northwest Charlotte
• Charlotte forecast: Clouds on Monday but sunny starting Tuesday
• No. 7 A.L. Brown 31, No. 6 Vance 14
• South Mecklenburg won’t give up late lead to Berry
• Marquise Williams gives UNC quarterbacks an ACC player of the week repeat
• Shepherd’s Center of Charlotte offers 6-week educational event to local seniors.
• Waters continue to rise in flood-ravaged South Carolina; death toll climbs to 9
• CMS students will get out 3 hours early Wednesday
• Charlotte Observer-area fall sports leaders 10.05.15
• Charlotte’s Trail of History to honor black business leader
• Mecklenburg County puts 7 on N.C. Shrine Bowl team
• Arthur Moss made newspapers his lifelong career
• American Airlines captain dies after falling ill during flight
• How to get a free sticker today
• Carolinas HealthCare System marks its 75th anniversary this week
• Forum: Deaths are sad, but I’m keeping my gun
• Families adapt to S.C. flooding, prepare for more
• Charlotte-area businesses respond to South Carolina floods
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board: Larry Bumgarner on the issues
• Election Day: Democrats Clodfelter, Roberts face off in mayoral runoff
• Carolina Panthers could get Luke Kuechly back for Seattle
• Hayes Grier ‘breaks out of his shell’ on ‘DWTS’
• What to Watch on Monday: Check out ‘What Phil’s Having’
• The guy who stole the Charlotte Knights mascot costume got his mullet “tamed”
• What does the Hornets’ Kemba Walker do away from the basketball court? We asked
• Putting the catastrophic South Carolina flooding into perspective
• Industry Coworking adds to NC Music Factory’s “Silicon South”
• Fun in Charlotte: Discovery Place KIDS, Senior Skip Day, art sale for animals
• What’s your favorite coffee shop? The CharlotteFive Coffee Shop Bracket
• Charlotte Hornets’ Michael Kidd-Gilchrist could miss season with torn labrum
• Source: Charlotte Hornets to sign Damien Wilkins
• 5 reasons to put some class into your Thirsty Thursday