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August 19, 2015

• Former Duke CEO Jim Rogers takes on lighting the world
• Panthers have options, but no ‘lead dog’ to replace Kelvin Benjamin
• Kerrick trial jury finishes for the day, resumes Thursday
• Charlotte mayoral candidates speak at Uptown Democratic Forum
• Lew seeks input from Charlotte leaders on new $10 bill design
• Drones are taking flight for Duke Energy
• Charlotte Knights’ player back in the game after kidney transplant
• Tiger found Greensboro. Can Tiger find Tiger?
• What are you doing today to make a difference?
• Wake drops driver’s ed, but CMS will hold on for now
• Crime ticks upward again
• Heavy rain floods Union County roads and brings flood warnings to area
• Billy Graham’s son-in-law Danny Lotz dies after he’s found unresponsive in pool
• At Wyndham, Tiger Woods walks path of trailblazing player Charlie Sifford
• Panthers, Dolphins practice hard, with respect
• SunTrust’s new Charlotte-region president looks to grow market share
• Concord-A.L. Brown ‘Bell Game’ to kick off football season on TV
• OurHealth to open 5 clinics in Charlotte
• Lowe’s sales top forecasts, but earnings miss mark
• Kurt Benkert is ECU’s starting quarterback, coach Ruffin McNeill says
• Pittenger should make ethics letter public
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 08.20.15
• John Correnti, Ex-Nucor CEO who led Big River Steel, dies
• NTSB probes rough landing at Charlotte Douglas
• Michael Waltrip Racing releases Clint Bowyer, won’t field full-time team in 2016
• Outdoors events calendar for 08.20.15
• Fishing Forecast 08.20.15
• Celia Rivenbark: ‘P.C. police’ inciters need policing
• Donal Ware’s ‘From the press box to press row’ celebrates 10 years on the air
• Jury must decide whether Kerrick overreacted by shooting unarmed man
• Piedmont Natural Gas warns of gas ‘flaring’
• Donald Trump’s GOP lead grows in North Carolina
• Charlotte region has another shot at rain Wednesday
• Billy Graham’s daughter thanks those praying for husband Danny Lotz
• Charlotte makes Playboy’s list of sexiest cities
• Novelist Pat Conroy was ‘dying’ three years ago. Here’s how he got healthy.
• Woman charged in boyfriend’s shooting death
• Traffic: Flooded Union County road reopens
• Charlotte mayoral candidates focus on worker rights
• ACC FOOTBALL PREVIEW
• Prep Results 08.18.15
• Charlotte Knights box score 08.18.15
• Eat your vegetables the Southern way
• Flood advisory in Mecklenburg, Union and Cabarrus counties
• Carolina Panthers’ Cam Newton ‘off’ on his passes, but Rivera not concerned
• Johnson, Coats push the Charlotte Knights past the Columbus Clippers
• Panthers vs. Dolphins lacking in fisticuffs
• Panthers’ loss of Kelvin Benjamin will be tough to overcome
• Panthers receiver Kelvin Benjamin out for the season with knee injury
• New exhibits at CPCC, Gantt; showcase at ‘Goodyear’
• Aug. 19: Mattie’s Diner looking for a new home
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Say goodbye to ‘Mr. Robinson’
• Restaurant inspections for Aug. 5-11
• Fun in Charlotte! Your Aug. 20 options
• Garden and nature events and classes starting Aug. 22
• Fall bird migration wings way through Charlotte
• Can Trumpspeak boost my journalism career?
• 7 questions for Charlotte magazine editor Michael Graff
• Kenyan refugee to web developer: The path of Ali Osman
• Quit complaining about your job! Five places that are hiring