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March 3, 2015

• Dare to make dumplings
• Mike Rozsak helps drive Charlotte Christian baseball tradition
• High School Basketball Roundup 03.03.15
• Prosecuting Paula Broadwell could be a difficult task
• Transgender woman booted from city restroom
• Business community split after LGBT ordinance fails
• UNC gets healthy in 81-49 victory at Georgia Tech
• 5 Mecklenburg County high school basketball teams continue on to regionals
• NC State bounces back with 66-61 win at Clemson
• West Charlotte, coach get fired up in playoff victory
• Rep. Charles Jeter defends tax break for American Airlines
• Mecklenburg County awarded federal emergency funds
• ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament preview
• Steven Santa Ana, Ardrey Kell keep rolling
• Myers Park boys survive and advance at Butler
• Myers Park girls cruise to 4A West Regional with 62-23 win against South Caldwell
• Mecklenburg commissioners approve Frito-Lay tax incentives
• 3 students injured in CMS bus wreck
• Report: Elderly woman attacked during carjacking at Harris Teeter
• DeCock: Manning’s first season a step forward for Wake Forest
• Greg Hardy to meet with NFL officials on Wednesday
• Cam Newton was present at Charlotte club when shots were fired
• David Petraeus signs plea deal over giving classified info to mistress
• Aftermath of Charlotte LGBT debate: Mix of gratitude, disappoinment
• Carolina Panthers re-sign DT Colin Cole
• Charlotte Checkers Gameday for 03.04.15
• Sports on TV: What’s on Tuesday
• Planners OK Lincoln County solar farm
• Forgiven mortgages would not count as NC income under House bill
• CMPD Chief Monroe reappointed to state crime commission
• Key dates in scandal
• Furniture retailer to move corporate headquarters to Fort Mill
• Divided NC House drops fracking provision from funding bill
• Wednesday’s College Basketball Games 03.04.15
• Rowan fugitive found in Louisiana
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 03.04.15
• The Charlotte that everyone now sees
• Food Notes
• Furniture retailer to move headquarters to Fort Mill, employ 200
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck cleared on Providence Road at Charlotte Latin School
• Authorities search for thief who stole wallet at East Rowan YMCA
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg police search for Bed Bath & Beyond thief
• Charlotte gas prices, the lowest in NC, continue to rise
• Levine continues to shed ownership of Family Dollar
• Chicken killers leave at least 300,000 dead, millions in damage to SC farms
• Harrisburg man arrested in rape of Kannapolis woman
• Rain in Charlotte’s forecast this week
• Timeline: Carolina Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy
• Do no harm
• Riders beware: You better have a ticket before boarding LYNX
• Michael Jordan is NC’s poorest ... billionaire.
• Myrtle Beach is getting even trashier - Heck yeah!
• Charlotte Coffee Crawl: 10 cafes in 2 days
• Grading all 22 Knights baseball game promotions. Light sabers to dog collars.
• Photogenic Nature exhibition reminds us of the little things
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Shatner on ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ opener
• Charlotte Hornets outlast Los Angeles Lakers 104-103
• Hornets at Nets preview
• Charlotte Hornets coach says Hairston must apply himself