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June 4, 2015

• Myers Park’s Henry Shimp is All-Observer golfer of the year
• Woman charged after dragging, running over Charlotte hair stylist with car
• Document: Lake Wylie victim tried to defend himself, but gun failed
• Uptown street closures for Taste of Charlotte
• McCrory: Abortion bill won’t limit access
• The governor tells another whopper
• Race car drivers will get completed I-485 off to a (safely) fast start
• Dog fight with raccoon exposes person to rabies in Lancaster Co.
• Charlotte Country Day’s Kavir Kumar is 2015 All-Observer boys tennis player of the year
• Still Big Money: Nickname sticks for Carolina Panthers DE Charles Johnson
• Carolina Panthers LB Luke Kuechly closing in on his own payday
• Observations: Quick takes from Carolina Panthers’ Thursday OTA practice
• Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera gives fan, his father ‘special’ access
• Gov. McCrory pardons half-brothers imprisoned for decades
• Roy Williams, UNC basketball receive some clarity but questions linger after release of notice of allegations
• Jury: Death of baby at Fort Mill birthing center was homicide
• NCAA notice of allegation email evidence reveals the workings of UNC scandal
• What’s missing in the NCAA’s case against UNC
• A look back at previous cases of academic fraud
• After tough 2013, Providence High baseball rebounds, reaches N.C. 4A finals
• NASCAR Chase: Looking ahead at the midway point
• NCAA cites emails that deal with UNC women’s soccer in notice of allegations
• What’s next for UNC?
• Frontier Capital invests $40 million in Electronic Commerce Inc.
• Women’s basketball, women’s soccer among UNC teams mentioned in NCAA notice of allegations
• Petitions against abortion waiting period bill delivered to McCrory’s Charlotte office
• NCAA has 5 allegations against UNC
• Suit claims BofA charged excessive interest to military members
• Retiring Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Rodney Monroe reflects on initiatives that reduced crime
• Ahead for UNC: Scrutiny by its accrediting body
• Man found dead from gunshot wound near Fort Mill church
• Campaign offers $20 spay/neuter surgeries
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 06.05.15
• Veto override on marriage bill postponed again
• Man charged in Kings Mountain double shooting
• Wanted man surrenders to police in connection with Hickory homicide
• 3 Charlotte-area companies climb on Fortune 500 list; 5 fall back
• New to Charlotte? We want to hear from you
• A primer on McCollum, Brown and McCrory’s pardon
• Duke Lemur Center welcomes twin ring-tailed lemurs
• FBI document reveals details on jail cell search, killing of Lake Wylie couple
• 1 injured in shooting in northwest Charlotte
• Charlotte-area morning commute mired by heavy congestion
• Knights top Bulls with 3-run homer
• Three horses that could keep American Pharoah from winning the Triple Crown
• Charlotte Hounds Gameday 06.05.15
• Axalta 400 at a glance
• Charlotte Classical School charter application rejected
• Corrections and Clarifications
• NCAA hard on school, not individuals
• Middle school in south Charlotte to host 'state-of-the-art' sports complex
• Panel discussion on ‘Islamophobia’ set for Saturday
• Summer is here; time to break out the Burkini
• Myrtle Beach woman indicted on attempted murder charge after newborn found in trash
• Lincoln Co. deputies need help finding missing teen
• Subway joins companies dropping artificial ingredients
• Charlotte’s Capital Advisors being acquired by Cleveland firm
• Deputies: Fla. man found with pot in Iredell Co. traffic stop
• Oh, Florida: Man caught dancing on sheriff’s vehicle after ‘threatened’ by vampires
• Cleveland firm to acquire Charlotte-based Capital Advisors
• Caitlyn, abused dog in Charleston, out of surgery, expected to recover
• Rain, thunderstorms in the works for Charlotte area the rest of the week
• Mecklenburg program honors offenders who return to school
• Knights Box 06.03.15
• Territorial birds even squawk at seeing themselves
• Uber expanding north of Charlotte this weekend
• NCAA accuses UNC of lack of institutional control
• Clean air is his life’s work
• Get some Pacman with your microbrew this summer
• What to Watch on Thursday: ‘Hannibal’ hits Europe in premiere
• Charlotte teacher Corey Mitchell wins Tony Award
• Your guide to Sunday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to entertainment in Charlotte in the week ahead
• Your guide to Saturday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to Friday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• In the galleries: Photos at new SOCO Gallery, Prison Zoo at McColl
• Sugar Creek Brewing Co. takes its beer to the max
• Pack your picnic basket – Summer Pops is back
• Dinner for $20: Pinky’s Westside Grill
• Ultimate guide to local fun runs
• Beauty pageants aren’t all about tiaras and perfect hair. Dispelling the myths
• How small businesses can crush it on Instagram
• Charlotte has a wine country? Yes! 10 fun facts and a deal