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August 25, 2015

• Woman killed, man wounded in Caldwell County
• Don’t just drink wine – learn about it
• Home prices in 20 U.S. cities rose 5 percent in June from prior year
• Charlotte traffic: Injury wreck on I-77 northbound near Remount Road
• Driver charged in Kings Mountain pedestrian death
• Charlotte area gas prices fall 6 cents from last week
• Sunny, normal temperatures for Charlotte
• Pittenger declines, again, to disclose House ethics letter
• Former NC correctional officers accused of smuggling cellphones, contraband to inmates
• Charlotte Knights win 2-1 behind Matt Davidson’s 2-run double
• Charlotte Area Prep Results 08.24.15
• Charlotte Knights box score 08.24.15
• Gastonia goes viral over cloaked figure
• Injured Panthers Charles Johnson, Devin Funchess nearing return to team drills
• Panthers rookie Daryl Williams’ strong showing earns him looks at left tackle
• Panthers’ Ron Rivera looking to protect his running quarterback
• Hurricanes’ ownership uncertainty looms over team
• Chemical company moving 120 jobs to Charlotte
• CMS board candidate forum turns the table: You talk, they listen
• Police search for suspect in fatal LaSalle Street shooting
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 08.26.15
• Food Notes
• Panthers defensive tackle Kyle Love anxious to show Patriots he can still play
• McClendon preparing for his turn for NC State
• Atlantic League president: Very early talks about Raleigh baseball team
• ACC men’s soccer preview: Expect the usual contenders
• Editorial: Once opposed, N.C. senators now tout lottery
• Charlotte City Council approves $48 million for new airport access road
• George Fossett sworn in as Matthews commissioner
• 3 great take-home grocery store quiches in Charlotte
• CLT Joules adds new energy startups
• Religion news
• Back to school bonanza: Free OTC meds and school supplies
• Laura Keeley’s 2015 AP football poll ballot: Preseason
• Cupcakes and clashes: Ranking UNC’s football schedule
• Vacuum maker to open Charlotte marketing and innovation center
• Is a Kerrick retrial likely? Many experts don’t think so
• State budget talks will extend session into mid-September
• Caldwell County Sheriff’s office: shooting is a murder, attempted suicide
• Streetcar ridership tops projections
• Lawmakers frustrate economic development head
• Huntersville police to unveil ‘Cop Cab’
• Charlotte’s Catholic diocese opens low income-housing for disabled
• Newest NC teachers get raises now, rest must wait on state
• Put Greenville’s Euphoria on your festival menu
• Belmont minister’s pie is a slice of his life
• ‘Sweet feet’ can’t quite get Panthers DT Terry Redden to end zone
• What are those white markings in the middle of Charlotte’s highway lanes?
• Is it worth it to drive to South Carolina for cheaper liquor?
• What if you stopped your workout to say hey to the guy in the wheelchair?
• Fun in Charlotte! Your Aug. 26 report
• What South End would lose by losing The Common Market
• Aug. 25: Belk is Modern. Southern. Sold.
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Ed Burns’ ‘Public Morals’ on TNT
• Hot or not? A quick quiz on your Charlotte fashion
• $52 million deal Hornets’ Kidd-Gilchrist received looks pricey now, could become a bargain
• Michael Kidd-Gilchrist signs 4-year extension with Hornets