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October 6, 2015

• Best routes to avoid Race Week congestion at Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Floods don’t stop some Myrtle Beach tourists, others still unsure about trips
• South Carolina contacts Carolina Panthers about possibly playing LSU in Charlotte stadium
• Jennifer Roberts wins Democratic mayoral runoff, will face Republican Edwin Peacock
• $25K raised for families of students injured in awning collapse at North Iredell High
• Religion news
• Deputies: York man assaulted daughter’s boyfriend with shovel
• Hickory man pleads guilty in wife’s beating death
• Police search for Shell gas station robber
• Mooresville police search for assault suspect
• Charlotte-based Jeld-Wen buys California door manufacturer
• Hickory doctor pleads guilty to health care fraud
• Charlotte-area gas prices up slightly over last week
• Sunshine, normal temperatures back in Charlotte region
• Duke Energy’s sweet deal
• Raleigh police arrest suspect in church, newspaper break-ins
• Commissioners endorse plan to buy more land, build more parks and greenways
• New Billy Graham book echoes hard-line preacher of ’50s, not grandfatherly evangelist of love
• Charlotte Observer-area prep football leaders
• Health mystery: What caused a Charlotte newborn twin’s swollen legs?
• Uplifting study for North Carolina’s ‘Elevator Lady’
• Three incumbents re-elected in Statesville elections
• Charlotte-area high school football players of the week 10.06.15
• CMS seeks volunteers to read with every student
• Duke’s basketball team starts over, again
• Rookie report card: Carolina Panthers haven’t needed them to do much
• Kyle Busch still looking for first Charlotte Cup victory
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 10.07.15
• Charlotte sends help to flooded Columbia
• CMS teachers less likely to stay in education, state report says
• Next up for Jennifer Roberts in mayor’s race: Edwin Peacock on offense
• Charlotte area among highest for some medical costs, survey shows
• Rain begins to heal Charlotte region’s drought
• Ardrey Kell student charged after bringing handgun to school
• Flood waters shifting to Lowcountry
• Charlotte firm in talks to take over Pittenger properties
• Toss the caps: Union County, area schools get grad-rate awards
• Iredell County couple charged with abusing baby
• Mecklenburg County football standings
• Late professor’s family gives $2 million to Queens University
• State puts former Charlotte Correctional Facility on the market
• Carolina Panthers bring back DE Wes Horton
• Flood waters strike Wampee family twice in days
• Helicopter view from above: South Carolina flooding
• Charlotte Observer Sweet 16: A.L. Brown climbs to No. 4; Charlotte Christian returns to poll
• Microsoft, hoping to boost Windows 10, rolls out its first laptop
• Football fans, there’s no place like homegating
• Swedish manufacturer to expand in Conover
• Dean Mullis: How much you think that pig weighs?
• Charlotte traffic: Tree blocked Tyvola Road for 4 hours
• Fun in Charlotte: Telling your life story, ImaginOn anniversary, Red Clay Ramblers
• Charlotte-area food notes
• What to Watch on Tuesday: ‘Flash,’ ‘iZombie’ return on CW
• Score passes to 3 new films
• If you lost a road race in Charlotte recently, it was probably to this guy
• Today’s headlines: Jennifer Roberts wins Democratic mayoral runoff
• How to give back to nonprofits in your neighborhood: Elizabeth edition
• The meaning behind The Monuments of Ballantyne
• Making the case for my 4 favorite spots in University City
• Graffiti artists take to the Knight Theater lobby ahead of Breakin’ Convention
• 15 Short, Charlotte Jewish film festivals kick into gear Sunday
• Massive sculpture going up on airport land
• Fun in Charlotte: Telling your life story, ImaginOn anniversary, Red Clay Ramblers
• Charlotte Hornets’ Michael Kidd-Gilchrist elects to have shoulder surgery
• Hiring now: Engineer for pickles, medical billing and sales