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July 2, 2015

• School board vice chairman Tim Morgan won’t run for reelection
• As Mecklenburg commissioners consider pay raise, over 120 county employees turn to public aid
• Gov. Pat McCrory signals he’d end protest petitions
• Whatever the cost, Hornets planning to win now
• An about-face on air quality
• Preparing to celebrate July 4 during Ramadan
• ‘We want an end to the hate,’ Charlotte activist Bree Newsome says on ‘Good Morning America’
• Shelby murder suspect turns himself in
• CEOs of mortgage giants Fannie and Freddie get big raises
• Iredell County man accused of soliciting sex acts from teen
• Charlotte-based Technekes acquires stake of Atlanta tech firm
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck closes I-85 northbound in Concord
• Contact us about proposed overtime pay
• King Law Offices opens Charlotte office
• Connected to the crisis: Greek debt crisis impacts Charlotteans
• Halton’s home run helps Norfolk Tides take care of Charlotte Knights
• Charlotte Knights Gameday 7.02.15
• Thunderstorms likely in Charlotte region Thursday
• Loretta Lynch returns to NC with hometown thanks
• Charlotte Knights box score 07.01.15
• WFAE cancels ‘Splendid Table,’ ‘America’s Test Kitchen’
• Museum audit questions $800,000 expenditure
• How to properly handle the American flag
• 4 Charlotte Knights to play in Triple-A All-Star Game
• Karmanos happy with changes, direction Canes are heading
• NBC returns to NASCAR at Daytona
• Officer’s defense team again asks that police shooting trial be moved from Charlotte
• Newlyweds fundraising page removed for Charleston shooting suspect’s sister
• Mount Holly police search for pawn shop break-in suspects
• Do-it-yourself Bubble Wrap
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 07.03.15
• Dollar Tree purchase of Family Dollar expected to close July 6
• NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Daytona: Coke Zero 400 at a glance
• Victim’s family unhappy with plea agreement for cousin
• Accounts differ in Charlotte fatal shooting
• NASCAR tracks ask fans to refrain from displaying Confederate flag at races
• U.S. businesses add 223,000 jobs in June, wages little changed
• 2 bitten by sharks, including N.C.’s 7th attack in a month
• Victim of Ocracoke shark attack expected to recover
• Bakers Mountain Park to reopen Friday
• Catawba River basin in first stage of drought
• In Davidson, two churches gather in wake of Charleston shootings
• Hotel, bank, retail space coming to Ballantyne location
• UNC’s Roy Williams, Larry Fedora telling prospects not to worry about NCAA sanctions: a smart move?
• Guacamole with peas: Do you dare?
• New York private equity firm eyeing bid for Belk
• Davidson graduate helps bring ‘Terminator’ back
• Stephen Colbert interviews Eminem on Michigan public access cable show
• What to Watch on Thursday: A ‘Food Fighters’ debut on NBC
• The best beers for poolside in Charlotte
• #FollowFriday (on Thursday): Instagram accounts to keep you looking good this summer
• The definitive* ranking of Carowinds’ 11 roller coasters
• Your one-stop shop for all Charlotte fireworks events this weekend
• Cool stuff to do in Charlotte this weekend
• Imagine Dragons defies definition, by design
• With new album, Colin Hay still a man at work
• Steven Capobianco joins Extension as horticulture agent
• Snooze Strap keeps bed covers in place
• Toys and video games combine for summer fun
• Charlotte Hornets coaches urge guard Troy Daniels to expand game to expand his role