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July 31, 2015

• A crossroads for Charlotte
• Indiana company to buy Charlotte-based Avintiv for $2.45 billion
• Countdown to College: test-optional update
• With early start, Roberts has big fund-raising edge in Charlotte mayor’s race
• 12 years later, soccer prodigy Freddy Adu starts over
• UNC-Kentucky basketball alumni game set
• Man, woman face murder charges in June killing of 49-year man
• Procter & Gamble’s new CEO is a Charlotte native, Duke grad
• BofA to hold special meeting on chairman issue
• 2 arrested in connection with Mount Holly home invasion, shooting
• Injury study spurs debate on soccer-related concussions
• Poll: Trump could send Clinton to White House, just like ’92
• Charlotte traffic: Road blockage at Main and Griffith Streets
• Panthers OT Michael Oher can’t be invisible after ‘The Blind Side’
• Bravo to Panthers QB Cam Newton, who lives life as he sees fit
• Panthers LB Thomas Davis adding ‘Sr.’ to jersey, at request of his son
• Key Dates for 2015 High School Football Season
• East Lincoln’s Surratt brothers savor memories, eager to make more in football, basketball
• Kyle Busch takes pole for Sunday’s Pocono race
• Getting to know ... Panthers LB Ben Jacobs
• Dale Earnhardt Jr.: Hendrick cars ‘not at the top of the mountain’ right now
• Judge allows cameras in courtroom for manslaughter trial of CMPD officer
• Friday is a ‘once in a blue moon’ day
• ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper dies at 61
• Panthers QB Cam Newton on Russell Wilson’s deal: ‘I’m pretty sure he deserved it’
• From despair, Ed Holland became nation’s top church administrator
• Charlotte faith leaders learn about safety during shootings
• Three questions with ... Panthers FB Mike Tolbert
• Charlotte Independence faces steep challenge from Rochester Rhinos
• Two people dead in Gaston County shootings
• 2-Minute Charlotte: Big payday for Christian broadcaster
• Press problems may delay some Observer deliveries on Friday
• Knights fall after taking early lead
• BofA has provided nearly 20% of the consumer relief required by 2018
• Charlotte Knights box score 07.30.15
• Cell battery thefts in Lincoln County latest charges for four Concord men
• Fedora hopes to get both sides working together for UNC
• 3 Hornets pictures, 3 stories: What happened after these photos were taken?
• Completed jury in Kerrick trial makes mixed bunch
• Fire, ice & light
• Veteran CMPD officer charged with DWI after crashing into truck
• ‘Chirping’ electronic needle results in evacuation of CMC’s ER
• Cheeseball Sedaris play opening in Charlotte
• Charlotte Smart, Fast: July 31, 2015
• Rooftop gardening and cocktails with The Punch Room’s Bob Peters
• What to Watch on Friday: Some ‘Cold Justice’ for sex crimes
• Providence Day grad climbs Hollywood ladder
• Fun in Charlotte: Your Aug. 1 report
• Fun in Charlotte: Your July 31 report
• Travel Better: Horatio Nelson sails on at trio of hotels in Stockholm, Sweden
• Valdese celebrates its immigrant past
• Tips for riding the mechanical bull at Whisky River from professional bull riders
• #FollowFriday: @BrittBogues, CEO & Founder of @AllinPR