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May 28, 2015

• UNC’s Jamie Loeb, first NCAA singles champion in school history, on verge of fulfilling US Open dream
• Lancaster pastor fatally shot after pointing gun at deputies, SLED says
• Charlotte’s Akshra Paimagam ties for 39th at National Spelling Bee
• Jay Leno orders wings, sweet teas at Price’s Chicken Coop
• Charlotte 49ers competing in NCAA men’s golf championships: At a glance
• 49ers’ golf team set for opening round of NCAA championships
• McCrory vetoes bill to exempt magistrates from marriage
• Mecklenburg County manager proposes no property tax hike
• Panel says Charlotte’s startups in need of tech talent
• Ex-49ers basketball coach Bill Foster remembered for building ‘firm foundation’
• Red Ventures completes $310 million purchase of Pitney Bowes unit
• McCrory says he’ll veto bill to exempt magistrates from marriage
• Three arrested in robbery off Providence Road
• Former Observer player of the year Ian Miller starring in Italy
• Pack’s Palmerio back home in Texas, where baseball dreams began
• Lawmakers to FAA: Speed up control tower fund allocation
• Union County school board, commissioners to hold joint budget meeting Monday
• Power grabs Rex lead with course-record 61
• Carolina Panthers secondary depleted by injuries, absence on Thursday
• President of Southern Baptist seminary teams up with secular site
• Shooter of Rock Hill Vietnam veteran gets 17 years, claims crime was vigilante revenge
• Marvin Ridge’s Max Wotell named N.C. high school baseball player of the year
• Two-time Rex winner Thompson back for more, but how much more?
• Police still searching for explanation of man’s death
• Riley Curry steals the show again after Warriors’ win
• Local Golf 05.24.15
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• Officials: Norovirus sickened 170 at Elementary School
• Developer pledges $500,000 to aquatic center at LangTree
• JPMorgan said to plan thousands of job cuts to trim expenses
• N.C. DOT says Monroe Bypass construction has started
• Belk reports boost in first-quarter sales, earnings
• Carolina Panthers WR Stephen Hill flashes potential again
• Prosecutors will not seek death sentence for defendants in ‘Top Model’ killings
• Man arrested in carjacking outside Lenoir grocery store
• Teen accused in boxer’s slaying agrees to testify against his friends
• Michael Oher feels at home as Carolina Panthers left tackle
• Former Duke star Nolan Smith tweets: Durham police pulled gun during traffic stop
• Senate tentatively approves abortion bill
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 05.29.15
• 2 brothers shot in dispute with Claremont neighbor
• 39 Charlotte area motorists arrested for DWI during Memorial Day Weekend crackdown
• Two Concord schools on lock down
• Charlotte man charged in Lincoln County fraud case
• Police request help identifying 5th suspect in Family Dollar robbery
• Charlotte man believed to have dementia found in Cleveland County
• Cowboys hoping Greg Hardy’s suspension reduced on appeal
• Knights Box 05.27.15
• ‘Big inning’ leads to Charlotte Knights’ 9-3 loss to Columbus Clippers
• Neighbor shoots 2 brothers who smashed out car windows
• Police search for Family Dollar robbery suspect
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck blocks I-85 northbound lane
• Duke Energy to build ‘Disney-inspired’ solar plant in Florida
• Charlotte will be noticeably warmer on Thursday
• NC House votes 65-45 to exempt magistrates from marriage duties
• Call this decorating trend an orange crush
• When Arizona didn’t work out, Ted Ginn Jr. sped back to Carolina Panthers
• What to Watch on Thursday: Duchovny in NBC’s ‘Aquarius’
• When will you die? It could depend on where you grew up
• UNCC getting a Bojangles’ - and other crucial development news
• Shiprocked! Be there. Tonight.
• Kindred’s cocktails pack a punch this season
• My gym has weird rules
• Day Trips: Greensboro pairs suds and sizzle on Saturday
• How to decorate a large TV wall
• In the galleries: Last chance to see Light Factory Annuale, work by Charlotte’s Anna Kenar
• Cool stuff to do in Charlotte this weekend
• Want fresh shrimp tonight? Check out this deal!