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August 11, 2015

• N.C. tourism spending tops $21 billion in 2014
• Teague scandal shocks friends, peers
• Mayoral forum aims at millennial voters
• Charlotte City Council candidates pledge support for LGBT issues
• 49ers coach Brad Lambert: Death of assistant Phil Ratliff ‘devastating blow’
• Colorado shows why Taxpayer Bill of Rights is bad for North Carolina
• FBI investigating Congressman Robert Pittenger’s family real estate business
• CMS still needs 395 teachers with classes starting Aug. 24
• Dean Mullis: The chicken who thinks she’s a kitten
• Brad Penny pitches Knights to 3-2 win past Gwinnett Braves
• Observations: Jarrett Boykin experiences good, bad, ugly of camp
• Expert: Kerrick violated training in fatal shooting
• Live updates: Was Kerrick given conflicting training?
• Deep, talented Charlotte Catholic aiming for more postseason success
• Woman found drowned in Mooresville pool
• Two Charlotte men sentenced for child porn possession
• CMS names principals for Reedy Creek, Winding Springs schools
• 179 pigeons seized from east Charlotte apartment
• Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton: Why all the fuss about fight?
• Carolina Panthers rookie linebacker Shaq Thompson flashes potential
• Observer Sweet 16 poll 08.11.15
• INSIDE LOOK: Charlotte Catholic
• Charlotte leaders advise other women to take professional risks
• Woman who died after leap from waterfall was a UNC Charlotte grad
• Uptown Charlotte, Matthews in path of severe thunderstorms
• Three questions with ... Panthers OT Daryl Williams
• Pair with gun in church had prior arrests
• Thunderstorms expected in Charlotte area Tuesday
• Charlotte area gas prices fall 6 cents over the past week
• Convicted killer who led Clover cops on 100 MPH chase after shoplifting gets 10 years prison
• Mind your mug manners at Charlotte’s breweries
• Body identified as that of missing Gaston County woman
• Charge dropped after owner surrenders monkey
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck cleared on I-77 South in Charlotte
• Q&A: What yuan devaluation means for China, other countries
• Man sentenced to life in prison for 2013 Burke County murder
• Burke County man pleads guilty to murdering his father
• Police: Man, 30, shot and killed outside Rock Hill home
• 2-Minute Charlotte: Prepare for the city’s largest gay pride event ever
• Jeld-Wen acquires Norwegian door maker
• 1 shot in north Charlotte Tuesday morning
• Loaves & Fishes leader Beverly Howard to retire in 2016
• Panthers offense continues to struggle in red zone, but ...
• Records show past problems with company of bus that caught fire on I-85
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 08.12.15
• Food Notes
• Panthers cornerback T.J. Heath continues to impress
• For perspective on Panthers’ Cam Newton, look no further than Geno Smith
• Getting to know ... Panthers G Trai Turner
• Carolina Panthers: Three to watch in Wednesday’s practice
• Despite the red jersey, Panthers’ Cam Newton isn’t like other quarterbacks
• Trustee in DesignLine bankruptcy seeks to recover $421,000 in pay from former Mayor Anthony Foxx
• What to Watch on Tuesday: ABC Family ups its unscripted game
• 6 Charlotte streetcar stops, ranked from anxiety-inducing to joyous
• Charlotte Smart, Fast: Aug. 12, 2015 - Would you pay $100 an hour to find the right school for your kid?
• Pedal the pounds off at South End’s new cycling center
• The 20 most fascinating things you can buy on Charlotte Craigslist
• ‘4000 Miles’ takes a journey across generations
• Fun in Charlotte: Your Aug 12 report
• Came, Loved, Stayed: 6 questions for Chrissie Nelson