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July 21, 2015

• Charlotte couple makes restaurant their Passion
• ACC media guide contains NSFW surprise
• Rose wines are your best bet for summer drinking
• 3 numbers to watch when Apple releases earnings Tuesday
• No injuries in Charlotte hotel fire
• Wreck shuts I-485 ramp in Matthews
• Live updates from the Randall Kerrick trial Tuesday
• Confederate memorial vandalized in Cornelius
• Motorcyclist dies in Kings Mountain wreck
• Duke Energy Renewables acquires solar plant in Eastern NC
• Lindsey Graham on Donald Trump: ‘Stop being a jackass’
• American Airlines begins to clear US Airways reservation system
• Charlotte gas prices fall 4 cents from last week
• ‘They have no heart’: Answers sought in shooting of Chester family’s horse
• Five Charlotte companies land on BBB’s complaint list
• Trump’s comments ‘just crazy,’ says SC POW imprisoned with McCain
• NC House backs ban on removing historical monuments
• Hough’s Maye, N. Meck’s Bryce have huge games, but East topples West in Greensboro
• Charlotte Knights box score 07.20.15
• More NC children are living in poverty than in 2008
• We love our dogs: Study shows bond is same as with kids
• Editorial: Who should decide our monuments’ fate?
• Jury selection starts in earnest Tuesday for police-shooting trial
• Micah Johnson continues hot hitting in Knights’ 5-2 win over Bulls
• Ealey leads East girls to 84-72 all-star win in Greensboro
• Legislators push for earlier presidential primary in NC
• Fedora: Chemistry issues plagued 2014 team
• Ban on removing Confederate and other monuments heads to McCrory
• Huntersville middle school teacher critically injured in motorcycle wreck
• Live updates from the Randall Kerrick manslaughter trial Tuesday
• UNC’s Larry Fedora ‘pretty positive’ his program in good shape amid NCAA investigation
• N.C. challenges federally-protected waters rule
• Charlotte 49ers head to C-USA media day as full-time members
• McCrory threatens to veto tax redistribution
• Charlotte 49ers’ basketball schedule features tough tournament, challenging league start
• North Carolina’s unemployment rate rises to 5.8 percent
• Belk to open flagship store in Alabama
• ACC football still skewed by division imbalance
• United Technologies shares fall 7 percent on outlook cut
• Donald Trump to supporters: Call Lindsey Graham’s cellphone
• Confederate memorial in Cornelius vandalized
• Preschool lands home in Grier Heights
• No joke: North Carolina rolls out online phys ed classes
• NC State building depth with youth
• Roberts raises $300,000 for mayoral race
• Public records lawsuit filed against McCrory administration
• Health officials: York Co. bat tests positive for rabies
• Observer, Sportsmanias enter into content partnership
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 07.22.15
• Food notes from around the Charlotte area
• Synchrony Financial COO speaks about Ballantyne relocation, growth
• Thunderstorms, some severe, in Charlotte’s forecast
• Carport chicken checks out a hornets’ nest
• Uber plans major NC expansion, but how good are the jobs?
• McCrory administration criticizes coalition over records lawsuit
• Duke ready to run the football
• Editorial: A last gasp, we hope, on sales tax grab
• Man charged after two Charlotte women, NY child killed in I-85 wrong-way wreck
• Olive bar is a fast stop for dinner
• Check out this “Wow!” loft in the heart of South End
• Another Angry Ale’s coming to Charlotte and 6 other 1-minute development updates
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Frontline looks for ‘El Chapo’
• Dear women, stop making these 7 avoidable mistakes on first dates
• You’re sweating, so you might as well take your shirt off
• Let people know you’re a big deal: Launch your website with these 6 steps