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September 21, 2015

• Why all the buts? Enjoy this, Carolina Panthers fans
• NC State video aims to StopTheStigma of suicide
• NC prosecuting teenage couple for making child porn – of themselves
• Learning in Charlotte: Cooking, financial literacy, avoiding scams
• 1 dead after shooting in Concord
• State budget boosts pay, training for medical examiners
• SunTrust Foundation gives $10,000 to after-school program for at-risk kids
• Man shot in cheek in Gastonia
• Delta and American end a deal to carry each other’s passengers
• Showers are possible to start the week
• Economic development director’s job: Get Mecklenburg County in the job-recruitment game
• Dan Clodfelter officially asks for runoff
• Concord’s Spiders weave their way back into Sweet 16 football poll
• NC Senate looks to shift public school money to charters
• New Orleans could face Carolina Panthers without QB Drew Brees
• Survey: Nearly 1 in 4 UNC undergraduate women experience unwanted sexual contact
• Intercepted pass leaves Carolina Panthers WR Kevin Norwood deflecting Twitter hate
• 1 hiker dies after fall at Crowders Mountain Park
• Presidential candidate Marco Rubio attends South Park fundraiser
• I-77 north moving slowly in Huntersville
• Charlotte Area Prep Results 09.21.15
• Father charged with trying to drown children in Durham pond
• New death penalty cases could be brought in suspected gang killings of Lake Wylie couple
• Charlotte flight diverted to Philadelphia after bird strikes plane windshield
• NC State happy for fast start regardless of schedule
• UNC preparing early for Georgia Tech
• Northwestern defense keeps Duke’s offense vanilla
• Mecklenburg County Football Standings
• High levels of chemical contamination found in Little Sugar Creek
• Charlotte-Area Football Players of the Week
• Ad lays shutdown over Planned Parenthood at Burr’s feet
• North Carolina’s economic recovery has been uneven, panel says
• Carolina Panthers DE Kony Ealy contributes more dirty work against Texans
• Discovery Place ranks among top 25 children’s museums
• 4 CMS campuses up for new cellphone towers Tuesday
• BofA vote on chairman issue expected to be close
• Josh Stein announces for N.C. attorney general
• VW rocked by US emissions scandal as stock slides 17 percent
• Charlotte Observer-area fall sports leaders
• Burns & Wilcox Brokerage opens new Charlotte office in Ballantyne
• Observer-area prep football leaders
• Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera: Blocked FG came out low
• Editorial: Ben Carson dismisses 3 million Americans
• Offbeat ways to make travel affordable
• Hayes Grier revealed as a mama’s boy on ‘Dancing’
• What to Watch on Monday: New shows usher in fall season
• Janet Jackson fans upset after PNC Music Pavilion traffic ‘disaster’
• The most popular pet names in Mecklenburg
• Today’s headlines: Tremont Music Hall to close Dec. 19
• CANCELED (sad face): We’re sneaking you into the Mint Museum and buying you a beer. Join us!
• 5 things you should know about running a road race in Charlotte
• Judy Collins brings her voice – and politics – to Charlotte area Oct. 3
• Charlotte’s Tremont Music Hall is closing after two decades
• Fun in Charlotte: Bike ride and brew stop, Motorhead!, Mt. Holly festival