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March 6, 2015

• Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School’s Teacher of the Year is a dynamo
• Report: Charlotte’s become a more popular travel destination
• Davidson makes bold statement by handling VCU’s ‘Havoc’
• Coroner identifies toddler killed in fire at Rock Hill mobile home
• N.C. National Guard drills planned for Charlotte area this weekend
• Keep wind farms farther offshore, DENR secretary says
• Piedmont Natural Gas reports lower than expected earnings
• 2 SC law officers charged after baby boy injured
• What Davidson’s victory over VCU means for A-10, NCAA
• Mercedes-Benz to build North Charleston plant with 1,300 jobs
• Bank of America names former Duke Energy exec to tech role
• Sports on TV: What’s on this weekend
• Duke Energy power plants to get new permits
• Another lesson from Ferguson
• Matthews homicide suspects in Texas waive extradition
• Duke stops Wake Forest run 77-68 at ACC women’s basketball tournament
• Press problems to delay deliveries on some Observer routes
• Apple will replace AT&T in the Dow Jones industrial average
• Videos: Nearly naked Davidson fan causes VCU free throw misses, gets kicked out
• US adds a robust 295K jobs; jobless rate falls to 5.5%
• Iredell authorities: Someone is damaging crop land in the county
• Myers Park smashes previously unbeaten Winston-Salem Reynolds girls
• Ashbrook’s Isaiah Whaley leading Green Wave to memorable season
• Petraeus to plead guilty March 19
• Accused killer of Lake Wylie couple now in York County jail
• Charlotte could host FC Barcelona soccer exhibition in 2016
• Concord man finally realizes goal of playing semipro basketball
• CMPD, FBI seek man who robbed BB&T branch in south Charlotte
• Grant Enfinger gets a car, gets a win at Daytona
• Ashbrook, Crest advance to NC 3A Western regional final
• Northwest Guilford escapes Ardrey Kell girls in NCHSAA 4A quarterfinals
• Bank of America shares rise on Fed’s ‘stress test’ results
• NFL free agency: Panthers need an OT, but pickings slim
• Group vows to fight on against I-77 toll lanes
• Lawyer: Rasheed Sulaimon, former Duke star, not under investigation
• No. 3 Duke at No. 19 UNC: How they match up
• UNC Tar Heels lacking star power compared with rival Duke Blue Devils
• NC State closes out regular season with distracted Syracuse
• Senate bill would exempt airlines from paying tax on fuel
• As 2 are sentenced in 2014 drug-related killing, 3 families grieve
• Waddell McNeely wins Mallard Creek’s 1st state wrestling title
• Davidson stymies Virginia Commonwealth ‘havoc’
• Judge denies injunction to stop I-77 toll lanes
• Work this way: How Charlotte’s savvy professionals get ahead
• Prep Results 03.05.2015
• McCrory pitches a stay-the-course budget
• Budget calls for UNC system and community colleges cuts
• College Basketball Gameday for 03.06.15
• Officials’ no-calls get to Charlotte Checkers in loss
• Charlotte 49ers fall to Western Kentucky 88-84 in overtime
• McCrory budget covers basics, keeps promise on teacher pay
• Medicaid budget anticipates patient management change
• McCrory budget for courts falls short of chief justice’s request
• Getting to know ‘Blind Side’ tackle Michael Oher
• McCrory budget moves NC Zoo, other attractions from DENR
• Nation Hahn tells Jamie Hahn, ‘We’ll have many more anniversaries,’ as she lay bleeding from knife attack
• Carl Edwards looks to follow Matt Kenseth’s wins at Joe Gibbs Racing
• Proposed transportation budget counts on higher gas tax receipts
• Pronto turns your iPhone into a universal TV remote
• Day Trips: Wineries uncork events for weekend samplings
• Cabarrus County boxing: Roy Jones Jr.’s opponent ‘came to win’
• Carolina Panthers sign OT Michael Oher to 2-year deal
• Reports: Harrison Ford crash-lands plane in Los Angeles
• Anna Camp’s work schedule is all play
• What to Watch on Friday: Raleigh designers on ‘Shark Tank’
• Charlotte Hornets vs. Toronto Raptors: NBA updates
• Charlotte Hornets vs. Toronto Raptors: Friday’s preview
• Charlotte Hornet Kemba Walker looks forward to pairing with Mo Williams