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April 28, 2015

• The evolving Charlotte: News on Bad Daddy’s, S. Blvd. apartments, Wells Fargo and more
• Booze news: From breweries to whiskey, Charlotte’s cocktail scene is hot
• Bella Fresco’s local gelato: Pretty cool
• What in the world is that thing at the Charlotte Knights’ stadium?
• Charlotte 49ers men get verbal commitment from Oklahoma guard
• NC House votes to ban powdered alcohol
• A farmers market for every appetite in Charlotte
• Bill would allow Mecklenburg County not to mail property tax refunds less than $15
• North Carolina gun rules would ease under Rep. Schaffer’s bill
• Ebola tests are negative for Carolinas Medical Center patient
• New guide teaches gardening techniques
• CMS to spend summer developing plans for struggling schools
• Beware of fake Nepal earthquake charities
• Pappas Properties plans mixed-use development at Realtor association site
• Report finds no ‘direct evidence’ of Charlotte Fire Department retaliation
• Draft’s WR class deeper than 2014? Panthers GM Dave Gettleman says yes
• Some Charlotte police get body cameras on Wednesday
• Child crisis program hopes to expand to all CMPD divisions
• Billy Graham biographer will speak
• Wells Fargo shareholders vote down chairman proposal
• NFL Draft: Top 10 wide receivers
• CMPD: Murder, violent crime up in first quarter
• Thompson raises $616,515 at annual luncheon
• Defendants deny wrongdoing, ask that Best Western suit be heard in Boone
• Police: Charlotte woman found in house fire died after assault
• High School Sports Update 04.28.15
• Canadian consul general seeks stronger ties to Charlotte
• 76-year-old Alexander Co. woman charged with stabbing husband, 80
• Food Notes: ‘Chef’s Life’ scores an Emmy
• Crackdown on teen drivers nets thousands of citations
• Sip of the Week
• Rep. Moore lobbying for racial profiling bill to get a hearing
• Denver, N.C., man arrested on drug counts after traffic stop
• Police search for 76-year-old Gastonia woman
• Ally Financial Q1 earnings beat Wall Street estimates
• Charlotte Knights get it done 7-6 over Toledo Mud Hens
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 04.29.15
• Home prices in U.S., Charlotte rose faster in February
• Whiteville recruit caught between NC State and Kentucky
• Analyzing Duke’s reloaded basketball roster
• 2 Taylorsville men charged with murder of acquaintance
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Interesting week on the farm: chicks, pigs, hail
• Charlotte’s gas prices continue inching up
• NCAA probe played ‘big factor’ in Brandon Ingram turning down UNC
• Charlotte Observer, others ask to unseal David Petraeus documents
• Charlotte Knights box: 04.27.15
• Police arrest Rock Hill dad after son tests positive for cocaine
• NC Senate committee endorses easing debt collection rules
• Walkoff wins bolster N.C. State Wolfpack’s postseason baseball hopes
• Chelsea to face Paris Saint-Germain in Charlotte in July soccer match
• Wells Fargo to keep growing in Charlotte, new executive says
• CMPD seeking public’s help in ID’ing 2 robbers
• Celebrate Sauvignon Blanc all summer in Charlotte
• The drivers behind Baltimore’s pain
• Survivors to speak at YMCA prayer breakfast
• 2015 NFL draft: Top 5 tight ends
• Investor group from China becomes major player in Myrtle Beach golf market
• SEC said to be probing complex Bank of America trades
• If Wisconsin’s Melvin Gordon is available, Carolina Panthers should take him and run
• 5 places to score yoga for cheap
• Blumenthal, Actor’s Theatre announce missing plays
• Spotlight finds Canadian folk-rockers
• Paul McCartney will play concert in Columbia in June
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Finale of Clay Aiken’s ‘Runner-Up’