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August 5, 2015

• Database: After-school programs in the Charlotte region
• American & Efird CEO Jackson to retire in September
• Observer Sweet 16 poll 08.04.15
• Inside Charlotte Christian football
• Hickory man dead after domestic incident
• Charlotte’s QC FinTech and RevTech Labs among winners of SBA competition
• Showers on the way, but Wednesday will be mostly sunny
• ‘Whirling disease’ infects Watauga River trout near Boone
• Outdoors events calendar for 08.06.15
• How she went from leukemia diagnosis to half-marathons
• Streetcar driver in July wreck completed training, records show
• Dogs rescued from Alabama shelter arrive in Charlotte
• Traffic slow on I-77 near Tyvola
• 2-Minute Charlotte: County’s Confederate monument defaced again
• ‘All clear’ at CMC after suspicious devices found
• DOT says U.S. 74 toll lanes could cost 26 cents a mile
• Ta-Nehisi Coates, prominent voice on race in America, coming to Davidson College
• Charlotte Knights box score 08.05.15
• Local Golf 08.05.15
• Moore Bros. hope to lead No. 11 Weddington to NC 3AA title
• Bond denied on Clowney’s father’s attempted murder, weapons charges
• Knights end losing streak with big 8-3 win over Bisons
• Independence can’t finish off Red Bulls in 2-2 draw
• Concord woman who ran herself into Guinness record book dies at age 92
• 70 years later, those in harm’s way still praise choice to drop atomic bomb
• UNC-South Carolina in Charlotte ‘good for our program,’ Fedora says
• Weddington checks at No. 11 in preseason Sweet 16 poll
• Mooresville police chief retiring Dec. 1 after 21 years on the force
• Carolina Panthers’ Jason Trusnik looks part of NFL linebacker, but ...
• Carolina Panthers’ red zone struggles of 2014 linger at training camp
• Troublesome hamstring keeps Panthers rookie LB Shaq Thompson out again
• Cornelius chief defends officers after men fleeing police die
• Compass adopts new animal welfare policies
• Round-busting call scrambles CB T.J. Heath to Carolina Panthers camp
• Inside Weddington football
• Charlotte 49ers team to beat in Conference USA men’s soccer
• Charlotte 49ers begin football practice with Conference USA in sight
• Payroll company executive agrees to plead guilty to fraud
• Hidden Valley community dedicates nature trail
• Observations: Do not try to block Luke Kuechly with a running back
• The Voting Rights Act’s enduring legacy
• Fishing Forecast: Offshore fishing from coastal ports remains best bet
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 08.06.16
• Duke tight end Braxton Deaver back on the field
• Duke Energy asks federal judge to dismiss ash lawsuit
• Secondary is Duke’s primary strength
• Three questions with ... Panthers FB Mike Tolbert
• Getting to know ... Panthers DE Wes Horton
• Carolina Panthers: Three to watch in Thursday’s practice
• Charlotte mayoral candidates spar over Planned Parenthood
• Mecklenburg board orders commissioner to vote against state road plan
• Family urges CMPD to open investigation into fire that killed couple
• Drury Inn gunman, robber still not caught; CMPD asking for public’s help
• Panthers’ Jordan Todman has strategy to deal with ‘little man’s disease’
• Live updates: Officer Neal testifies about shooting of Jonathan Ferrell, after dashcam is played
• What to Watch on Wednesday: NBC debuts ‘Mr. Robinson’
• Nicki Minaj shows many faces at cheeky concert
• Charlotte Smart, Fast: Aug. 6, 2015 -- Dashcam video shown in Kerrick trial
• What’s in a ward? A guide to Charlotte’s uptown quadrants
• Plaza Midwood stands on the cutting edge of bike rack art
• 5 random acts of kindness to take on in Charlotte for $5 or less
• Fun in Charlotte! Your Aug.6 report
• From corporate America to providing grass-fed beef to Charlotte’s best restaurants
• Kerrick jury sees dashcam video in shooting trial