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November 18, 2015

• Charlotte 49ers’ soccer players say they’re focused on Radford, not top-seed Wake Forest
• Jay Gruden hoping Washington still has fans in Charlotte on Sunday
• Panthers QB Cam Newton: My Heisman vote going to Clemson’s Deshaun Watson
• Carolina Panthers injury updates: Jared Allen, Charles Tillman take Wednesday practice off
• Mecklenburg County moves to finish Little Sugar Creek Greenway
• NC State Fair takes another run at sky ride
• Outdoors events calendar for 11.19.15
• Regional Gameday
• Charlotte 49ers view Saturday’s football game at Kentucky as ‘big challenge’
• Charlotte 49ers to host Radford in NCAA men’s soccer tournament
• Panthers president: Bank of America Stadium renovations are on track
• Lowe’s profit growth points to housing rebound
• Woman accused of squatting in $800K Piper Glen house is arrested
• PayPal: We’re looking at Charlotte for East Coast operations center
• N.C., S.C. high school football playoff pairings 11.18.05
• Rock Hill nurse erroneously charged with prostitution gets apology
• An Anson County deer harvest more special than most
• West Meck High student injured by would-be robber
• Second brother pleads guilty to drug scam
• Let’s turn down Donald Trump’s invitation to discriminate against Muslims
• More toll lanes coming: I-485 starts next summer
• NCAA men’s soccer tournament matches involving Carolinas schools
• Investors sign letter opposing Pittenger company proposal
• Fishing Forecast: Hatteras offshore trolling producing excellent catches
• Pantry survey shows 1 in 5 clients raising grandkids
• Charlotte City Council committee kills plan for no-go areas for criminals
• Dance again? Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton leaves a dab of intrigue for Sunday
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 11.19.15
• County commissioners to hear CMS, Veritas dispute on Dec. 1
• Rock Hill man arrested for shoplifting ‘early Christmas presents’
• Religion news
• ‘We can protect that next child:’ Organizer stresses gun safety after boy’s death
• For legislative hearing on private prison maintenance, four big questions
• UNC applicants’ information to be part of admissions lawsuit
• Charlotte traffic: Police at numerous wrecks
• Widespread rain expected Wednesday night and early Thursday
• South Meck defeats Providence 1-0 to advance to state soccer final
• High School Basketball Roundup: No. 1 Providence Day survives HP Wesleyan
• Forest Hills football coach John Lowery retires
• Charlotte Area Prep Results 11.17.15
• Pedestrian struck by car, killed in Rock Hill
• Keep a sharp eye for rufous hummingbirds
• Nov. 18 headlines: The guy who stole the Homer the Dragon costume heads to court
• Concrete spill blocks lanes on I-85 through rush hour
• Small business: As the restaurant and brewery scenes grow, so does PaperHouse Theatre
• Fun in Charlotte: Momix Botanica, art reception and rugby
• East Boulevard is the closest thing Charlotte has to Rainbow Row
• Tracking Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly’s tackles: Week 10 against the Tennessee Titans
• The best store-bought pumpkin pie in Charlotte is ... (not Costco’s)
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Cookie’s sister visits on ‘Empire’
• Make the world a better place with these 5 jobs
• Q&A with the Charlotte sisters who started their own business: Skinvolve
• On glass, Charlotte Hornets ‘have to get edge back’
• Flawed rebounding leads to Hornets loss to Knicks
• Hornets Gameday: vs. Brooklyn Nets