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December 31, 2015

• Observer readers set a record for Empty Stocking fund
• Clemson’s national title chase delights fans from 1 to 97
• The ‘Chosen’ one: Carolina Panthers’ Cam Newton’s son will change QB’s life
• Majority of Duke coal ash ponds classified as high- or intermediate-risk
• Mecklenburg prosecutors pared down homicide backlog in 2015
• Carolina Panthers CB Josh Norman working on getting swagger back
• Impaired driver dies in north Charlotte wreck
• East Lincoln’s Chazz Surratt named AP’s NC offensive player of year
• Panthers QB Cam Newton not surprised Steve Smith will return to Ravens
• Panthers coach Ron Rivera: Field held up to Belk Bowl well
• Chevrolet hopes to build on another manufacturer’s title
• As 2015 winds down, no flu deaths in NC
• Panthers QB Cam Newton announces birth of son
• Wednesday’s rainfall set record in Charlotte
• 2015 was topsy-turvy weatherwise
• Arrest reported after body is found in burning car in Gaston County
• California man qualifies for N.C. ballot
• FBI to probe top House Republicans after WBTV investigation
• Observer-area HS basketball tournament results
• Weather service: Wednesday’s record rainfall triggered 61 flash floods in Charlotte area
• U.S. workers may catch break as wages look poised to rise
• In Hilton Head stop, Donald Trump calls Bill Clinton a ‘great abuser'
• Happy new beer! Some resolutions to consider in 2016
• Hoodies House Roundup: Providence Day get historic win, Northside’s Eleah Parker has historic tournament
• Providence Day stops Norcross (GA) to win Hoodies House championship
• No. 7 Butler rallies to beat Charlotte Christian at Hoodies House tournament
• Religion news
• Charlotte traffic: Police at several wrecks on Thursday morning
• 2 shot in southwest Charlotte
• S.C.’s Lake Murray dam opens spillway
• Belk, Family Dollar deals underscore shifting Charlotte business landscape
• Ardrey Kell beats Durham Academy at Urban Builders Invitational
• Prep Results 12.30.15
• Offenses for No. 1 Clemson, No. 4 Oklahoma on fire for playoff semifinal
• Local Golf 12.30.15
• Toys R Us closes flagship New York store: Ferris wheel, T-Rex and all
• Mecklenburg commissioner wants board to take action on I-77 tolls
• Benefits of yoga may go bone-deep
• Body found in burning car outside elementary school
• South Meck, Central Cabarrus, Berry win at South Meck girls tournament
• Panthers QB Cam Newton has ‘glow’ after welcoming a son named Chosen
• What to Watch on Thursday: Ring in the New Year – from your sofa!
• Tracking Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly’s tackles: Week 16 against Atlanta
• Charlotte’s indie bands celebrate new albums, help push local indie rock to next level
• CharlotteFive: Counting down our greatest hits of 2015
• Fun in Charlotte! Your Friday rundown
• The enduring appeal of ‘Wicked’
• Your guide to entertainment in Charlotte in the week ahead
• Your guide to Saturday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to Sunday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to Friday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Big shows
• Fun in Charlotte! Your Thursday rundown
• Hornets’ Jefferson undergoes arthroscopic knee surgery, likely out 6 weeks
• Los Angeles Clippers lead all the way against Hornets