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December 6, 2015

• Clemson, QB Deshaun Watson edge Tar Heels 45-37 for ACC championship
• Carolina Panthers claim third straight NFC South title as Bucs beat Falcons
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 12.07.15
• Will City Council follow new Charlotte mayor Jennifer Roberts’ lead?
• Apartment fire forces Charlotte family to start over at Christmas
• CMS board to pick leaders and vote on Montessori high school
• ‘Caring Santa’ turns a quiet ear to the wishes of autistic kids
• Female public housing tenants say official sought sex for rent
• Live updates: Carolina Panthers defeat Saints 41-38 in thrilling, mistake-filled game
• Nagurski trophy to be presented Monday
• Appalachian State survives scare, turnovers against South Alabama to notch 10th win
• Clemson holds off UNC behind Deshaun Watson’s 5 total TDs
• Is your TV watching you?
• New memo: McCrory prodded top aide on prison contracts
• Science Briefs: Ant can jump forward as well as backward by using its legs – or its jaws
• Despite accusations, housing official found new work quickly
• This week’s HS Basketball Schedule
• After listening to experts, task force looks to community for poverty fixes
• NC leaders celebrate 150th anniversary of slavery’s end
• Charlotte 49ers’ losing streak continues with 28-point loss to Miami
• NCHSAA state championship football pairings
• Prep Results 12.05.15
• Local Golf 12.05.15
• Charlotte Checkers can’t erase early deficit against Ontario
• HS Basketball Roundup: Vance boys beat Carmel Christian
• Pfeiffer becomes first undefeated Division II men’s soccer champion in 16 years
• Davidson Wildcats look to keep momentum going against North Carolina Tar Heels
• What to Watch on Sunday: A birthday party for Sinatra
• Did Billy Joel give us the best concert of the year?
• Fun in Charlotte: ‘The Sing-Off’ champs, N. Meck chorus concert, Messiah sing-along
• Did Billy Joel give us the best concert of the year?
• Charlotte Hornets Gameday: vs. Detroit Pistons
• Hornets played with an edge, won a big one in Chicago
• Nic Batum leads Charlotte Hornets past Chicago Bulls, 102-96