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October 7, 2015

• Jeffrey Earnhardt trying to make a name for himself in NASCAR
• South Carolina-LSU game will be played in Baton Rouge
• Carolina Panthers CB Josh Norman becoming face of excellence
• Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly: ‘I’m close’ to returning to play
• Outgoing Knight director reflects on Charlotte’s progress
• Annual ‘Charlotte Data Day’ focuses on regional, national trends
• Fishing Forecast: Carolinas anglers thinking about flooding, not fishing
• Outdoors events calendar for 10.08.15
• Federal investigators charge Swisher Hygiene with fraud
• Observer’s Sweet 16 football teams at midseason
• Fresh air and celebration at Beverly Woods walk-to-school event
• Former Wake Forest golfer Billy Andrade thriving on Champions Tour
• Post-race confrontations always possible in NASCAR’s Chase
• Commissioners endorse plan to buy more land, build more parks and greenways
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 10.08.15
• Vance football coach Aaron Brand says injuries have hurt Cougars past 3 weeks
• Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera brushes up on rules after Detroit-Seattle controversy
• Police: Pickup truck in fatal wreck struck poles hauled by city of Belmont vehicle
• USA Today columnist Christine Brennan: Unlike Ray Rice, Greg Hardy lacks contrition
• A CMS school board candidate’s inflammatory post on integration
• UNC women’s soccer team set to meet No. 2 Florida State
• Advocates seek changes to Duke Energy’s charter
• More sunshine for Charlotte region on Wednesday
• Greg Hardy dodges questions about his past, focused on getting sacks
• Changes aim to cut congestion at Matthews intersection
• Susan Patterson to retire as Knight Foundation program director
• October brings talks on mental health, wellness, diabetes
• Peacock cites botched 2011 county revaluation as difference in Charlotte mayoral race
• 6,000 inmates are about to be released from prison – and that’s a good thing
• Can a Republican win in Charlotte anymore?
• S.C. flooding raises worries about pests
• Duke, UNC scientists win Nobel Prize in chemistry for work on DNA repair
• McCrory praises NASCAR’s contributions to Charlotte
• Charlotte traffic: Disabled tractor-trailer blocking I-77 lane
• Hearing loss costs far more than ability to hear
• N.C. Associated Press Prep Football Poll 10.07.15
• VW CEO: recall of cars hit by scandal to begin in January
• Floods, rain expose SC’s flawed dam safety program
• Three incumbents re-elected in Statesville elections
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 10.07.15
• Lenoir-Rhyne benefit to feature hero of ‘13 Hours in Benghazi’
• Next up for Jennifer Roberts in mayor’s race: Edwin Peacock on offense
• Charlotte man sentenced to life in prison for 2007 murder
• Charlotte area among highest for some medical costs, survey shows
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Lady Gaga checks in at ‘AHS: Hotel’
• Fun in Charlotte: Jeff Gordon exhibit, Plaza Midwood Chantilly chile cook off
• 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
• Focusing on life through a wide-angle lens
• Opera Carolina presents story of devotion and heroism
• What’s all that smoke coming from Triple C Brewing in Charlotte?
• Breakin’ Convention opens Friday in Charlotte
• Fall plant sales & nature events in Charlotte: Oct. 10 and beyond
• The CharlotteFive Coffee Shop Bracket: Vote in the 2nd round
• Hiring now: Engineer for pickles, medical billing and sales