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September 17, 2015

• Construction to start soon on Holiday Inn in Ballantyne
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 09.18.15
• Panthers CB Josh Norman: Jon Gruden wrong in saying no one has locked down Julio Jones
• Another area resident wins $1M on lottery game
• Marshville teen indicted on first-degree murder charge in slaying of Monroe man
• BofA’s Moynihan sees trading revenue down 5% from last year
• Boychuk either coming or going with Hurricanes
• Doing the public’s business in private
• 2 Union County men sentenced in child porn cases
• Rehabilitated sea turtles returned to sea
• Fort Mill Harris Teeter to sell gas; Rock Hill prices still lowest in nation
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck blocking I-85 southbound lane near Billy Graham Parkway
• 50 prison inmates tour Vatican Gardens, Sistine Chapel
• Fight breaks out at Garinger High School
• Gov. Pat McCrory says he’ll sign budget compromise
• LGBT advocates want Charlotte council to revisit nondiscrimination measure
• Electrical contractors burned while working at Charlotte hotel
• North Carolina to privatize Medicaid
• From near death to life on the road, NC State’s Moxley back to work
• Brett Stegmaier fires 63, sits atop leader board at River Run
• After shaky start, birdie spree on final holes lifts Gastonia’s Harold Varner to 5-under 67
• Hough sophomore Jarrett Nagy ‘little tough kid,’ energizes team on offense, defense
• Pick 7: Local media pick winners in top Charlotte-area football games
• Mallard Creek coach Mike Palmieri: I’m not worried about national rankings
• NASCAR’s Chase: Breaking down the field’s championship chances
• Prep Results 09.16.15
• Observer’s High School Football Sweet 16 09.18.15
• Raleigh cop, attacker go viral on Facebook
• Bernanke: Fed faces ‘tough choices’
• Carolina Panthers comfortable with A.J. Klein if Luke Kuechly can’t go
• CMPD targets nuisance properties
• Carolina Panthers place OT Nate Chandler on injured reserve
• Gastonia man accused of conspiring to kill military members is indicted
• Compromise state incentives bill pending, officials say
• NBA MVP Stephen Curry comes home to alma mater Davidson
• Secret’s out on NC State’s Jaylen Samuels
• Friday night’s key high school football matchups
• Carolina Panthers vow to ‘be smart about’ LB Luke Kuechly’s status
• Friday’s Prep Football Schedule 09.18.15
• Plan to distribute new sales taxes comes into focus
• Hickory City Council takes no action on gift, trip charges
• Faster wireless speeds expected at SouthPark mall
• 3-month-old reunited with his mom after taken from home
• All sunshine again for Charlotte on Thursday
• Police investigating stabbing that injured 1 person
• NC budget leaves hundreds of teacher jobs uncertain
• NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Joliet, Ill.: MyAFibRisk.com 400 at a glance
• American Airlines: ‘Connectivity issues’ resolved
• Friend of Dylann Roof arrested by the FBI
• Contractors face pay cuts, furloughs as Bank of America slashes costs
• Cool front brings colorful migrating birds through Charlotte
• What to Watch on Thursday: Season ender for ‘Graceland’
• Beatles animator brings paintings to Pineville gallery show
• Big Saturday: ASC spreads free culture across Mecklenburg County
• Win ‘Cinderella’ download code
• Fun in Charlotte: Dilworth home tour, beer & BBQ at Bearden and more
• Revamped fest brings 2 days of beer, barbecue and bands to uptown Charlotte
• SC beard/mustache contest, Caruso concert promote charities
• Garden and Nature Calendar: Seed collection, nature hike, landscaping lessons
• TidalBall is more than a game invented by some Charlotteans. It’s a lifestyle.
• Why do I bother going to visual arts exhibitions?
• True-life film hopes to captivate more than just Christians
• Today’s headlines: A brand new co-working space is coming to an old building
• Get a job: Better than a 4-pound bag of Tater Puffs
• Charlotte Hornets to get color-coordinated socks