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March 5, 2015

• Christ the King swimmer makes remarkable comeback for title
• Concord man finally realizes goal of playing semipro basketball
• Fireworks testing at BB&T Ballpark Friday evening
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 03.06.15
• Busy day at the CPCC Career Fair
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck closes 3 of 4 lanes on I-85 NB in Concord
• Greg Hardy can sign Tuesday, even if still on exempt list
• Gov. Pat McCrory’s proposed budget
• Howard Levine sells 1.8 million shares of Family Dollar stock
• State taxes done? Want to talk about it? Let us know
• As McCrory prepares to outline budget, its foundation has shifted
• Charlotte man charged in robbery and attempted robberies
• Cato: Harsh winter weather slowed February sales
• Ringling Bros. eliminating elephant acts
• Tarte’s reval bill designed to fix back tax issue
• Defense says Jonathan Broyhill only planned to kill himself, not Jamie Hahn
• NC’s new budget director a ‘quick study’
• DeCock: Duke basketball’s senior night interrupted by questions about Rasheed Sulaimon
• Queens beats Wingate to advance in South Atlantic tournament
• Short-handed Charlotte Checkers stop San Antonio Rampage in shootout
• Banged-up Duke thumps Wake Forest 94-51
• Myers Park rebounds from midseason slump, enjoys ride to regionals
• Prep Results 03.04.15
• Local Golf 03.04.15
• Can a good Muslim be a good Girl Scout?
• Judge dismisses taxi operators' ‘pay-to-play' lawsuits against Charlotte
• CPCC to provide training for Davidson company
• Charlotte 49ers gearing up for Conference USA tournament
• Chief Justice Mark Martin warns that inadequate budget causes court delays
• At a glance: Supreme court appears split on health care law
• College Basketball Gameday Capsules for 03.05.15
• Waddell McNeely wins Mallard Creek’s 1st state wrestling title
• Charlotte’s big banks clear ‘stress test’ hurdle
• Wondersmith, Wray Ward lead in ad awards
• Judge dismisses airport cab lawsuits against Charlotte
• Huntersville’s Lifestyle Lift office closed; doctor reprimanded by medical board
• Concrete truck driver cited in Matthews spill
• NASCAR driver Kurt Busch won’t face assault charge
• SC is finalist for Volvo plant, lawmakers say
• Cabarrus County woman and daughter arrested on drug charges
• McCrory budget plan includes pay raises for some, but not all
• Proposed NC tax credits aim to spur jobs growth but face criticism
• NC legislature’s appointment power argued in landmark case
• UNC seeks first home winning streak against Duke since 1990s
• Clemson’s Vic Beasley has skills to be first-rounder as 3-4 LB
• Jan Boxill, implicated in UNC scandal, resigns
• Joe Evans won’t return as Independence’s football coach in 2015
• Temperatures plummet in Charlotte, rise over weekend
• Man disappears from courtroom while jury deliberates
• Man wanted in Charlotte killing arrested in Raleigh
• Harris Teeter helps Kroger’s earnings surge 23%
• Prosecutors drop death penalty in Demarcus Ivey retrial
• NASCAR Sprint Cup: Kobalt Tools 400 schedule, TV times, Who’s Hot
• Stanley man charged in sexual assault of teen
• Rowan County authorities search for registered sex offender
• Father and son accused of embezzling $11 million
• Entrepreneur High won’t be able to reopen
• Duke Energy wants to drop solar rates
• Panthers could wait for defensive back market to settle
• Have you seen the marmots around town? Learn about the artist, Henry.
• Seed20: 20 nonprofits you need to know
• The next Colbert Report: Wake Forest’s commencement
• Soon you’ll be able to drop $70K on a car - but it’s Earth friendly!
• Couscous salad, Bahn Mi and scones in the name of Friendship
• Day Trips: Wineries uncork events for weekend samplings
• White paint exudes energy and brightens up a room
• High-end homes boom in Davidson
• ‘Fifty Shades’ of color advice
• Roy Jones Jr., on Cabarrus boxing card, is trouble For Real
• Court approves Bank of America’s $8.5 billion mortgage pact
• Carolina Panthers sign Greg Olsen to 3-year, $22.5 million extension
• ‘Unfinished Women:’ Babies, death and all that jazz
• Ugandan children’s choir spreads hope, awareness
• 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 entertainment in Charlotte in the week ahead
• Your guide to Friday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Review: ‘Second Best’ Marigold Hotel lives up to its title
• In Charlotte debut, Helen Simoneau Danse will explore issues of identity
• ‘Meet me for a beer ... down at the grocery store’
• Avett, Mayfield bond over the music of Elliott Smith
• Big shows
• What to Watch on Thursday: ‘American Crime’ goes deep
• Charlotte Hornets blow out Brooklyn Nets in playoff atmosphere
• Charlotte Hornets’ Kemba Walker might play sometime next week