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February 26, 2015

• Mallard Creek’s Howe finds success in high jump and pole vault
• Martin Truex Jr. hopes Daytona finish signals better season
• Carolinas HealthCare to extend benefits if contract talks fail
• UNC Board of Governors moves closer to closing centers, raising tuition
• Suspect in Phylicia Barnes killing appears in Baltimore court
• Police: 2 dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Autopsy: 89-year-old died of gunshot wound
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 02.27.15
• NC senators look to modify McCrory’s jobs incentive plan
• Former Butler star Jahwan Edwards gets NFL shot
• Enter to win ‘Tinkerbell and the Legend of the Neverbeast’
• Charlotte City Council hears options for water fees
• 2 on trial in 2013 Charlotte killing
• Houston-area traffic stop sheds light on Mecklenburg killings
• This week’s Sprint Cup Series race: Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500
• 2 Bank of America board members departing
• West Lincoln’s Mack George is All-Observer wrestler of the year
• Transfer Rodney Purvis gets last laugh at ECU
• Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf awarded $1 million in stock
• BB&T receives Justice Department subpoenas on government-backed loans
• Aggressive Shaw Bears eliminate J.C. Smith from CIAA tournament
• Authorities arrest Mooresville man in shooting
• Chester residents donate $18,000 for bulletproof vests
• ‘World’s largest afro’ coming to Charlotte
• State sent 43,000 incorrect tax forms
• Loretta Lynch clears Senate hurdle despite opposition of Tillis, Burr
• High School Basketball Roundup 02.26.15
• Mirjana Puhar seeking her break when life ended
• Loretta Lynch clears Senate hurdle despite opposition of Tillis, Burr
• Southwest adds low-cost Charlotte flight from Dallas
• Threat of black ice remains in Charlotte area
• A lesson from ‘You don’t bring me flowers’
• Okafor helps Blue Devils avoid Hokies’ upset bid
• 5 fun ideas for your family on a snowy day
• Hundreds of flights canceled at Charlotte’s airport
• West Charlotte wrestler Malik Baker takes regional title
• Former probation officer convicted of raping ex-convict
• Live updates: Snow hits the Charlotte region
• CIAA Women: Livingstone eliminates Johnson C. Smith
• Weddington’s Stephanie Watts sets NCHSAA record in playoff win Wednesday
• VIDEOS: Snow, slush across the Charlotte region
• Tyra Banks mourns slain model
• Police: Man missing since snowfall began has been found unharmed
• Regulators move toward tougher rules for Internet providers
• Gallery: Charlotte residents share snow photos
• Davidson Wildcats in 4-way tie for first place after 60-59 win over Rhode Island
• College Basketball Gameday
• UVA gives Wake Forest a ‘beatdown’
• NC Senate’s move to exempt magistrates rekindles gay marriage debate
• Tough times for UNC system
• All-Observer 2015 boys’, girls’ swim teams announced
• Snow hum – slushy morning belies Charlotte blizzard forecasts
• The art of devotion, from Myanmar
• Pine Lake Prep baseball wants to build on playoff success
• Connor Ashley is exactly what East Lincoln basketball needs
• Which CLT hood is smarter? Graduate degree face off
• America’s Next Top Model contestant murdered; school nurse superintendent tried to kill ex
• Can singles in Charlotte really start a relationship via Tinder?
• Now open: Fresh to Order is a mall restaurant that will make you forget you’re in a mall
• Charlotte home stagers boost sales of local listings
• Technology creates new water heater options
• Gardening and nature calendar
• Charlotte-area bird feeders are busy
• Take steps to protect electric appliances
• Smart Finds: Wireless charger iDapt will recharge almost any device
• Southeast Excursions: 4 places to explore Burke County’s past
• Simple changes can transform a bathroom
• Kitchen study probes ‘heart of the home’
• Source: Greg Hardy to seek immediate NFL reinstatement
• CMS on a two-hour delay Friday
• EPA to probe whether N.C. hog farms violate neighbors’ rights
• McColl giving cutting edge jazz and film a new home
• In the galleries: Exploring humanity, philanthropy
• Cool stuff to do in Charlotte this weekend
• Your guide to Sunday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to Saturday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to Friday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Roots musicians set to pick, grin at cozy Folk Society concert
• Your guide to entertainment in Charlotte in the week ahead
• Quail Hollow Club: Charlotte’s best sports venue
• Chris Tomlin’s goal: Touching right chord
• Big shows
• What to Watch on Thursday: ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ finale
• Charlotte Hornets at Boston Celtics preview 02.27.15
• Mo Williams sparks Hornets rally against Bulls, 98-86