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April 9, 2015

• Veteran CB Charles Tillman signs with Carolina Panthers
• NASCAR Sprint Cup preview: Duck Commander 500
• Bojangles’ stock plan will bring pressures
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 04.10.15
• Sabra recalls hummus over fears it’s contaminated with listeria
• Carolina Panthers to host Dolphins, Patriots in preseason
• Winston-Salem State’s Andre Gray joins Charlotte 49ers’ basketball staff
• Tar Heel guard J.P. Tokoto entering NBA draft
• UNC's J.P. Tokoto entering the NBA draft: What to make of a strange decision?
• Citizens question Duke Energy’s coal plans at hearing
• Charlotte weather: Unseasonably warm and humid Thursday
• Democratic mayoral hopefuls meet in UNCC forum
• Dashcam video shows Walter Scott running from traffic stop (+ video)
• NASCAR’s 2015 season so far: A mixed bag through 6 races
• Lowe’s to eliminate ‘bee-killing pesticides’ over next four years
• 4-year-old Virginia girl found unharmed in Charlotte
• Spiders senior overcomes injuries for productive baseball season
• Murder-suicide ruled in deaths
• Charlotte traffic: Multi-vehicle wreck on Independence
• SC officer who shot man had prior excessive force complaint
• Charlotte techies to partake in multi-city hackathon
• Cato’s March sales get a boost from early Easter
• Harsh NC flu season may be winding down
• Three N.C. legislators to field education questions Friday
• I-485 toll lane meetings planned
• Hough grad Piedmonte relieved to be back on the mound
• Providence High grad jumps into goal at top lacrosse program
• Duke Energy appeals $25 million state fine
• Knights give Opening Day sell out victory
• Quidditch World Cup in Rock Hill this weekend
• VA struggling to shorten waits
• Governor wants bond referendum in November
• Tar Heels, Wolfpack baseball teams back together again
• S.C. man killed in officer-involved shooting
• Jordan Spieth bolts to top of Masters leader board, fires 64
• North Charleston officer who shot man had prior excessive force complaint
• Charley Hoffman puts Masters dream to good use
• Smaller homes a trend for empty nesters
• Duke freshman Jahlil Okafor will enter NBA Draft
• Spring survival guide for allergy sufferers
• At this race, the cart always comes after the horse
• CMPD officer won’t be charged in killing of mentally ill woman
• Spieth eyeing Tiger’s throne
• What to Watch on Thursday: ‘The Comedians’ and ‘Louie’ on FX
• For a night, Myers Park grads will be one of the (Backstreet) Boys
• ‘Merchants of Doubt’: Exposing climate change ‘experts’
• Charlotte is trashing the little red recycling bin
• #FollowFriday - Miller Yoho and the already legendary GIF wars
• Myers Park boys become Backstreet Boys for a night
• The top 5 Quidditch team names at the Quidditch World Cup
• A Tour, a Tasting, a Glass ... oh my!
• Hollywood or bust: Submit your film to the 100 Words Film Festival
• Easy, affordable spring updates
• Find the right smaller home
• Ask the Gardener: Don’t pamper passion flower vines
• Hummingbirds return to the Piedmont early this year
• Hearing aid syncs to smartphone
• At the Mint, a ‘Body’ of work
• DeLoreans get wild makeovers at Speedway’s Spring AutoFair
• Free Stuff: Live in Charlotte? Get a free tree
• UNCC brings Mobile Arts & Community Experience to Levine Avenue of the Arts
• Actor-comedian Tom Green brings more than pranks to stand-up stage
• Sources: Hornets coach Steve Clifford’s salary guaranteed for next season
• Charlotte Hornets-Atlanta Hawks Pre-Game Report