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December 30, 2015

• Garden & Nature Events
• What’s open, closed for New Year’s
• 2016 brings steep increase in North Carolina DMV fees
• York County girl finally hears: ‘You were chosen’
• Charlotte-area jobless rate falls to 5.1 percent in November
• Sooners vs. Tigers for trip to national championship game
• 7 players from Mecklenburg County on N.C. Associated Press all-state football team
• USA Today honors Charlotte Catholic coach Mike Brodowicz, East Lincoln QB Chazz Surratt
• Seven to Watch: Kris Reid is mother of Charlotte food’s invention
• Wet weather keeps some Carolina Panthers off practice field on Wednesday
• South Carolina stocks 900,000 red drum, trout in coastal waters
• N.C. candidate turns to GoFundMe
• Armed robbers force McDonald’s employees into freezer, then bolt with cash
• Panthers’ Ron Rivera not concerned about muck, disruption caused by Belk Bowl
• Lancaster deputies arrest man accused of killing girlfriend, staging her suicide
• CMPD: 1 in custody after NE Charlotte armed robbery, chase
• Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams to open Statesville distribution facility
• Charlotte traffic: Expect delays in uptown Charlotte from Belk Bowl events
• After suspending 3 players, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney displays gift of grace
• Rain doesn’t stop Carrie Underwood performance
• Cable, Internet bills going up in the New Year
• Hoodies House Roundup: Providence Day upsets nationally ranked Wheeler (Ga.)
• Charlotte trash pickup on regular schedule this week
• Vance routs Fayetteville’s Northwood Temple at Queen City Holiday Classic Wednesday
• TSA officers recover 4 handguns at Charlotte’s airport
• Charlotte-Area Prep Results 12.30.15
• No. 7 Butler falls to bigger Jane Buchanan team from Kentucky
• Charlotte 49ers see positives in win against The Citadel
• New show takes you to the front lines of traumatic injury
• Opportunities
• Carmel Christian falls in semis of Queen City Classic
• Ardrey Kell, Durham Academy advance to Urban Building tournament finals
• Seven to Watch: New Latin American Coalition director takes reins as immigration takes center stage
• Carolina Panthers DEs well aware they are sackless since Thanksgiving
• Investigation into fatality involving Rock Hill police chief’s wife turned over to Highway Patrol
• Carolinas Fishing Forecast: New Year to start with good to excellent prospects
• Outdoors events calendar for 12.31.15
• ‘Innocent bystander’ shot in York street gun battle is sister of woman shot by serial shooter in 2008
• How to spend $5 trillion: a record-breaking year in deals
• Mallard Creek’s Mike Palmieri is N.C. Associated Press football coach of the year for second straight season
• Sooners vs. Tigers for trip to national championship game
• Person shot, seriously injured in northwest Charlotte
• New studies encourage advocates of independent redistricting
• Sun Valley’s Sam Howell, Northwestern’s Jamario Holley make MaxPreps freshman All-America team
• Mother who went into labor during Northlake Mall shooting: ‘I’m grateful to have him’
• THURSDAY’S REGIONAL GAMES
• Going the extra yard
• Heavy rains bring flooding to Charlotte region
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘In Defense of Food,’ ‘Mr. Robot’
• Artful: What to do and see in Charlotte
• Did you know there’s a rock star living in NoDa?
• North Carolina ski resorts hoping for elusive winter wonderland
• Caring for adult children with disabilities can be equal parts love, fear
• “The Hip Hop Nutcracker”