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September 1, 2015

• The most interesting business names found in Charlotte
• Early voting begins Thursday. Here are 6 things to know.
• Events to clog part of uptown Thursday
• Vinson Smith’s story: How I went from 500 pounds to 240
• Food Notes
• Elizabeth Smart to speak at Hood Hargett Breakfast Club
• Dollar Tree’s sales surge but Family Dollar costs weigh on earnings
• Dean Mullis: Owls do love their chicken heads
• Cilantro and cantaloupe meet in the moonshine
• Charlotte-area jobless rate rises to 6 percent in July
• Charlotte Symphony Orchestra member likes to play with fire
• Charlotte traffic: Police at 11 wrecks
• Developer to raze Park Road hair salon for new retail
• Charlotte-area gas prices drop 8 cents over the week
• Highs in the low 90s for Charlotte this week
• Davis’ flock celebrates his life and lessons at Monday vigil
• Charlotte Knights’ Hector Noesi takes no-hitter into 6th in win
• Charlotte Knights box score 08.31.15
• Monroe High to host four HS football games in 2 days starting Friday
• Junior Johnson’s chicken houses had to wait after confusion of ’62
• Ranking the NFC South offenses
• Ranking the NFC South’s special teams and coaching
• Ranking the NFC South defenses
• Ron Rash: Upside, downside of book tours
• Don’t expect starters to play long, if at all, Thursday for Carolina Panthers
• ‘Crazy’ odyssey brings wide receiver Kevin Norwood to Carolina Panthers
• Editorial: In Kentucky, defiance with a familiar ring
• UNC, South Carolina will each receive $3 million-plus to play in Charlotte
• Charlotte Motor Speedway installing transition strip between track, grass
• ‘Million Dollar Bill’ Elliott was born at 1985 Southern 500
• Chasing records: RBs Grizzle, Davenport shine for Shaw, St. Augustine’s
• Man accused of killing, mutilating llama pleads guilty
• Learning to make a better fig cake
• East Carolina searching for answers at quarterback, again
• Like other areas, Charlotte-Mecklenburg sees a spike in homicides
• Wake’s Clawson: ‘Talent gives us hope’
• South Carolina football coach Steve Spurrier enters season with misgivings
• Transit ridership slides in Charlotte. Gas prices, fare hike to blame?
• WR Jarrett Boykin among cuts as Carolina Panthers trim roster to 75
• Carolina Panthers’ Charles Johnson, Devin Funchess on track to play at Pittsburgh
• Carolina Panthers S Colin Jones returns to practice, moves well
• Five-star point guard Frank Jackson commits to Duke
• Charlotte 49ers go with experience on football depth chart
• Large pension funds vow to vote against BofA’s chairman move
• Environmental group targets U.S. Sen. Richard Burr in ads
• Union School board member accused of ‘double dipping’ is charged with fraud
• Cornelius business owner vows civil disobedience to fight I-77 toll lanes
• 13 of 19 USC fraternities suspended from recruitment after violations
• Catawba River basin still in drought
• Duke Energy Renewables buys into Texas wind farm
• Advocates plan to sue over red wolf losses
• Biggest U.S. pension funds urge BofA to split chairman-CEO roles
• NC lottery introduces BBQ-scented lottery tickets
• Ronda Rousey says 'yes' to NC Marine after invitation video goes viral
• U.K. company to buy Charlotte-based Steritech for $425M
• Officers rescue turkey found hanging by his feet
• Man charged in connection with Charlotte warehouse fire
• Firefighters rescue victim of trench collapse
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 09.02.15
• Ex-S.C police chief pleads guilty to lesser charge, will serve no time for killing black motorist
• Religion news
• Charlotte Area Prep Results 08.31.15
• Charlotte mayor race: More coverage
• Tom Sorensen: Resilience matters, and Panthers will go 10-6
• Where do Mecklenburg’s newcomers come from?
• New director aims to increase visitors to UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens
• The 10 things you MUST do in Charlotte in September
• 5 tips for starting your very own vinyl record collection
• Fun in Charlotte! Your Sept. 2 rundown
• Charlotte theater schedule
• Sept. 1: Charlotte Douglas ranked as the 7th busiest airport -- in the world
• Visual arts preview: Stirred not shaken
• Classical music season in Charlotte is brimming with promise – and variety
• Rich mix of pop musical offerings is in store
• Dance season brings a mix of eclectic offerings
• Charlotte theater schedule
• What to Watch on Tuesday: A new season of ‘Drunk History’
• Five conversations you won’t hear during an Uber ride