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November 4, 2015

• Charlotte readers share their pass-along plant stories
• Jennifer Roberts defeats Edwin Peacock for Charlotte mayor
• Charlotte Hornets believe Jeremy Lamb can be a lion
• College Football Playoff championship not awarded to Charlotte
• Charlotte 49ers to play 3 baseball games in 2016 at BB&T Ballpark
• How Roberts can lead the city effectively
• With Carolina Panthers at 7-0, QB Cam Newton’s sulking seems long ago
• Huntersville elections a ‘referendum’ on I-77 toll lanes
• NCISAA football, NCHSAA Volleyball, Tennis, Soccer pairings 11.05.15
• MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow will bring Southern focus to forum
• Allen Tate CEO says local housing market healthy, but challenges remain
• CMS precinct results show Mecklenburg split on leadership of schools
• Carolina Panthers focused on now, but win over Packers could be huge later
• Gov. McCrory’s latest ‘dog ate my homework’ excuse on ethics
• Now we see why the SBI should never have been moved
• Time Warner Cable completes rollout of faster Internet service in Charlotte
• Rivera: Panthers LB Thomas Davis ‘everywhere’ despite stat sheet
• Belk shareholders approve sale to Sycamore Partners
• Hornets deliver game to celebrate
• Gastonia police search for women wanted in theft
• Religion news
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck injures 2, knocks power lines onto Sunset Road
• Charlotte Mayor-elect Jennifer Roberts played ‘outside game’ to win
• UConn preseason AP No. 1 for 11th time
• Charlotte-based Coca-Cola Bottling posts profit of $25.6 million
• Police: Rock Hill man charged with attempted murder ‘deliberately’ crashed into bicycle
• Challenger John Aneralla unseats Huntersville Mayor Jill Swain
• Eiselt finishes first, Democrats win Charlotte City Council at-large seats
• Contact us: Did you see or talk to rappelling protesters at Panthers game?
• Queens settles lawsuit over dormitory assault
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 11.04.15
• NC judge charged with trying to bribe official with ‘couple of cases of beer’
• Former NC congressman Howard Coble dies
• Duke scales back Asheville power plant, scraps transmission line
• Renovated Bojangles’ Coliseum makes its debut in Charlotte
• Sweet 16 boys basketball countdown: No. 11 Lincolnton
• Sweet 16 girls basketball countdown: No. 11 Weddington
• Fishing Forecast: Coastal action in Carolinas rates good to ‘fantastic’
• N.C. seasons for elk, alligators proposed by wildlife commission
• Warrant: 16 teen girls extorted for nude photos via Instagram
• The Observer’s Sweet 16 basketball poll countdown 11.04.15
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 11.05.15
• Panthers’ game protest latest targeting Charlotte’s Bank of America
• Bojangles’ reports better-than-expected earnings, sales
• Challenger John Aneralla unseats Huntersville Mayor Jill Swain
• Voters say ‘no’ to 4-year terms for Mecklenburg County commissioners
• Voters pick collaboration over combat for school board
• Mom: Chester boy killed in hit-and-run saved little sister’s life
• Report: Bank of America set to name new general counsel
• Ellis-Stewart, Dashew and McCray win CMS school board seats
• Outdoors events calendar for 11.05.15
• 10,000 steps a day can be magic number to start of healthy living
• National conference aimed at helping black churches’ health ministries is meeting in Charlotte
• Sewage spills into McIntyre Creek in north Charlotte
• Exciting species wing their way into local scene
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Paisley, Underwood host CMA Awards
• Fun in Charlotte: Salman Rushdie talk, beer crawl, Polk B-Day!
• CreativeMornings will fill your stomach and feed your soul
• Nov. 4 headlines: Charlotte, meet your new mayor -- Jennifer Roberts
• What does it take to be a paid blogger in Charlotte?
• Tracking Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly’s tackles: Week 8
• Rain, drizzle again for Charlotte region on Wednesday
• Hornets Gameday: At Dallas Mavericks
• Hornets reserve center Spencer Hawes seeks stability in Charlotte
• Charlotte Hornets blow out Chicago Bulls for first win of season