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July 29, 2015

• Mecklenburg County considers cutting benefits for unmarried same-sex partners
• Facebook group helped him meet 90-day fitness challenge
• Red Ventures leases more office space in University area
• Fannie-Freddie Pay Pits Obama and Republicans Against Mel Watt
• After year of triumph and pain, teacher James Ford charts new path
• Thomas Davis: These Panthers have more talent than 2014 NFC South champs
• These 5 Carolina Panthers veterans are on roster bubble as camp opens
• Speedway Motorsports Q2 earnings miss Wall Street forecast
• Panthers WR Stephen Hill cited in Concord for possession of drug paraphernalia
• Family of PGA Tour pioneer Charlie Sifford accused of $1 million theft
• Coroner rules baby’s death homicide after Rock Hill woman buries son in yard
• New wide receivers eager to go for Duke
• Progress remains slow on CMS superintendent search
• Fishing Forecast: With summer doldrums hitting lakes, it’s time to head offshore
• Aldi to host hiring event Aug. 5 in University area
• Producers put Asheville ‘Dirty Dancing’ miniseries in a corner
• 2-Minute Charlotte: Pressure building against future Charlotte toll lane projects
• CaraMont Medical Center open again after lockdown
• Some clouds, slight chance of showers Wednesday
• 2 injured in assault at apartment complex
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Charlotte firefighters rescue man who fell into 6-foot-deep hole
• Charlotte-bound plane makes emergency landing
• NC GOP chairman tries to link Hillary Clinton to the KKK
• Expect delays near Independence and Sharon Amity
• Warrants: UNC student visited Chapel Hill bars, party before I-85 fatal crash
• CMS: Delays in Raleigh could spark school hiring scramble
• Charlotte Knights box score 07.28.15
• N.C. Rep. Mark Meadows seeks John Boehner’s ouster as House speaker
• NC Senate to debate whether to ignore EPA emissions guidelines
• Private investigators could be banned from using GPS tracking
• Sewage spills are down, but a work in progress
• N.C. lawmakers join forces to find money for veterans
• Locust police have arrest warrant in murder of woman stabbed and burned
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 07.30.15
• Confederate flag, monument rally set for Saturday in Monroe
• CMS magnets: Future of public schools or costly luxury?
• Outdoors events calendar for 07.30.15
• Catawba Game Land dropped from wildlife program
• Former NC State receiver eyes big future at Yale
• Charlotte-area unemployment rate rises to 5.9 percent
• MetLife’s 2nd-quarter profit beats analysts’ estimates
• SPX earnings beat expectations as it prepares for spin-off
• Charlotte Knights drop 2nd game of series to Louisville Bats, 3-1
• Struggle with working out? Think about immediate rewards, not long-term goals
• Jury is selected for Kerrick trial; testimony begins Monday
• A primer on ‘traumatic grief’ and its complicated treatment
• Local artist wins award in national contest
• Learn and love on the Little Free Library
• Holy hats! This congresswoman has more than 1,000 of them.
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘Key and Peele’ while you can
• Fun stuff in Charlotte: Your July 29 report
• Documentary explores Charlotte’s wrestling history
• Old farm site offers quiet birding views
• Stop overlooking 3 exciting spots at Rea Road and Bevington Place
• Came, Loved, Stayed: Six questions for Jon West, co-founder and CEO of social analytics tool AddShoppers