December 12, 2015
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Mallard Creek trounces Page 49-6, wins third straight 4AA state football title
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Charlotte Catholic edges Rose, 27-20, to win N.C. 4A state football title
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Concord police search for bank robber
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Lincoln County sheriff’s deputy resigns after DWI charge
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Eight-hour shopping spree plays Santa for 110 ‘Angels’
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Charlotte traffic: Fatal wreck on E. W.T. Harris Boulevard
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Fire leaves six families homeless in west Charlotte
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Panthers veteran Jerricho Cotchery comes through, quietly, when Carolina needs him most
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Four motorists charged with DWI at police checkpoint
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Tre Harbison scores 7 TDs as Crest pounds Southern Durham 55-21 for N.C. 3AA title
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Despite 5-game losing streak, Falcons are dangerous
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Kings Mountain man wins $1M on NC Lottery ticket
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Carolina Panthers at a glance
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Atlanta Falcons at a glance
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Readers’ Panthers superstitions range from ridiculous to sublime
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NFL picks: We’ve still got Tom’s number
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Three to watch: Turn Falcons QB Matt Ryan into Matty Ice Pick
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Longtime Troutman mayor leaves office after 4 terms
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Tom Sorensen’s rock-and-roll image hides a generous heart
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Given just weeks to live, architect designs one last plan for the city he loves
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Prep Results 12.12.15
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State Championship Football Summaries
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Mallard Creek QB James Smith wins second finals MVP, seals legacy
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Davidson too strong for Western Carolina
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Regional Gameday Capsules 12.12.15
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Unbeaten Queens uses balanced scoring to roll past Carson-Newman
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Saturday’s Boxes
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71-year-old woman killed in wreck on East W.T. Harris Boulevard
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Shelby wins third straight N.C. 2A football title, thumps Kinston 57-21
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Gun debate played out 8 miles apart at gun show and uptown rally
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Monroe’s speed leads to first NCHSAA football title
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Local Golf 12.11.15
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Prep Results 12.11.15
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Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 12.13.15
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An education law that moves back in time
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Career Almanac
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What to Watch on Saturday: ESPN’s ‘Four Falls of Buffalo’
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Fun in Charlotte: Singing Christmas tree, Hanukkah and ornament workshop
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Boston Celtics’ Isaiah Thomas blew up Charlotte Hornets in third quarter
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Celtics guard Avery Bradley shines against Charlotte Hornets
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Jeremy Lin led the bench as Charlotte Hornets’ saving grace Friday
