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April 29, 2015

• Bill to block cheating employers advances in NC Senate
• EPA: $1M needed to stop landfill fire
• Duke Energy to build ash landfills at 2 NC power plants
• Shaun Kirk sticks with NC State, signs letter of intent
• CLT displays confiscated weapons
• Accused leader in Lake Wylie killings pleads not guilty to all charges
• Duke’s Sulaimon denies sexual assault claims
• Bank of America settles foreign exchange lawsuit for $180M
• Myers Park golfer setting records with supreme focus
• Charlotte Latin lacrosse players hit career milestones
• Phillip O. Berry senior may choose college – or pros
• Bill expanding time to pay back-taxes could be unconstitutional
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 04.30.15
• Crescent Communities’ Leary elected to Charlotte Chamber board of directors
• Noting slower economy, Fed appears no closer to a rate hike
• Charlotte mail carrier charged with dumping mail
• Weddington ends 60-year relationship with Providence Volunteer Fire Department
• Myrtle Beach loosens proposed strict restrictions for certain events
• Tiger Woods won’t play in Charlotte’s Wells Fargo Championship
• Don’t panic: 4 NFL draft predictions for Carolina Panthers
• Man shot to death in northeast Charlotte, killer at large
• Fishing Forecast: For best action, anglers should head for hills
• Forbush, Park Ridge Christian win again in youth hunting skills tournament
• Bojangles’ stock market debut expected next week
• Corrections and Clarifications
• ‘Moral Monday’ demonstrators back in Raleigh with more arrests
• Chester County Council to meet in wake of employee firings
• Charlotte looking like a lock for future international soccer matches
• High School Update 04.29.15
• Jeb Bush to stop in Raleigh, Charlotte on Friday
• I-485 Outer Loop lanes closed at Steele Creek Road
• GoDaddy pulling out of NASCAR sponsorship, hopes to keep Danica Patrick
• Charlotte-area jobless rate falls to 5.3 percent in March
• Charlotte forecast: Cloudy, cool on Wednesday
• String of car break-ins reported at Rock Hill hotels
• Metro mayors lobby for city interests at N.C. General Assembly
• Religion news
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck closes I-85 ramp
• First round figures to kick off quiet NFL draft for Triangle
• 2015 NFL Draft: The Observer’s Top 100
• East Mecklenburg woman called for help before her death
• What the Eschert report tells us
• Activist: Baltimore shows poverty’s costs
• Wachovia whistleblower now faces foreclosure from Wells Fargo
• OT? DE? Panthers face big decisions in NFL draft
• NC House votes to ban new recreational drugs
• 2 Chester County officials fired after meeting recording altered
• Knights’ bats go cold in loss to Mud Hens
• Hough begins 9-0 girls’ soccer romp early against AL Brown
• Gottfried, NC State ready to move on without Lacey
• Lincoln County authorities investigate middle school incident
• SC senate panel OKs 12-cent gas tax hike
• Gay couples legally married in NC await US Supreme Court ruling
• N.D. legislator caught sending Grindr pics after voting against gay rights bill
• SPX Corp. reports Q1 earnings, sales declines
• US economy ekes out 0.2 percent growth rate in first quarter
• Breaking down, predicting the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight
• Midwood Maynia set for this weekend.
• Mocking the NFL draft: Who will the Panthers pick?
• No Tiger at Wells Fargo Championship, but we got 6 locals on the PGA tour
• Dance performance reveals journey of incarceration to redemption
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Harry’s night to sing on ‘Idol’
• Your guide to Saturday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to entertainment in Charlotte in the week ahead
• Your guide to Sunday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to Friday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Make date night happen at Salud! Cooking School
• This 1980s Belk ad is ... something
• An evening with Gov. Pat McCrory (well, really with me)
• Big shows