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September 29, 2015

• Church saved Charlotte’s McClintock Middle School from closing, study finds
• Beverly Woods Elementary earns federal blue ribbon award
• Bad Republican bill derailed – by GOP
• Charlotte 49ers make few changes as they await Temple in rare Friday night game
• Duke’s defensive line improvement starts in the interior
• NASCAR’s popularity will take another hit with 2016 retirement of Tony Stewart
• Jared Allen’s return to 4-3 defense could kick-start Panthers’ pass rush
• Forum: N.C. is right to ban sanctuary cities
• Red Cross lauded for aid in fire at home of Panthers coach Ron Rivera
• 2 candidates for Charlotte mayor, 2 leadership styles
• Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson placed on injured reserve, eligible to return in November
• A mom pleads for help in son’s fatal 2006 shooting
• Loss of Beatties Ford teller lanes upsets Bank of America customers
• Health notes
• Police: Brake system failure may have caused fatal wreck involving a CATS bus
• Domestic violence march planned for Thursday
• Former CMS leader Gorman has new job training superintendents
• Premier CEO’s pay falls without IPO-related stock awards
• Video: NFL’s head of officiating breaks down hit on Panther Cam Newton
• Jennifer Roberts’ campaign fires back after Dan Clodfelter mailing
• Bank of America said to cut dozens of traders, bankers as revenue drops
• Myers Park Presbyterian votes to allow same-sex marriage ceremonies
• ‘Thicket’ takes its place among Charlotte’s outdoor sculptures
• Alcoa wins federal case over ownership of Yadkin River bed
• Tickets for Ta-Nehisi Coates at Davidson College available Oct. 1
• Bill to curb tax, labor cheating likely to die
• McHenry announces bid for House whip position
• 7 Lake Norman High students charged in computer breach
• 2 men charged in Kannapolis fatal shooting
• Rocky the turkey’s injured wing amputated
• A rare sight in Raleigh: Our GOP leaders admit a mistake and correct it
• Another wet, sunless day ahead for Charlotte
• Saving 2 lives: York County deputies stop pregnant woman’s suicide
• Charlotte traffic: Two lanes on Monroe Road closed
• Life on the Farm: Digging the peanuts, sweet potatoes and finally, the rain
• US home prices rise steadily in July, lifted by higher sales
• Police search for gunman in west Charlotte shooting
• U.S. Olympic curler to compete in Charlotte this week
• BBB to host consumer protection seminar in Matthews
• From a Charlotte-area farmer, 5 things to know about pumpkins this season
• Charlotte-area gas prices rise 2 cents from last week
• Charlotte Area Prep Results 09.28.15
• 1 injured in midtown wreck
• Hemp farming gets support from NC House panel
• City Council discusses Kerrick settlement for back pay, benefits
• Mallard Creek-Hopewell football moved to Mallard Creek
• UNC receives commitment from Georgia guard Brandon Robinson
• Wing Haven symposium includes hands-on sessions
• Boone / Blowing Rock
• NASCAR’s popularity will take another hit with 2016 retirement of Tony Stewart
• Students can meet candidates for CMS board next week
• What to Watch on Tuesday: New Fox sitcoms with ageless wonders
• What’s all the fuss about? Bonterra revisited and reviewed.
• Fall means picking your own pumpkins and apples. Here are some places to do that.
• Can Charlotte’s neighborhoods keep their funky vibes with all this development?
• Today’s headlines: Uptown museums come together in uncommon partnership
• You’re missing the Charlotte Film Festival right now
• Charlotte history museum shows work of local photographer
• UNCC theater instructor has made a name for herself in Chicago
• Davidson College exhibit challenges viewers to confront abuse
• Fun in Charlotte: WDAV-fest, Sphinx Virtuosi, Lisa Loeb and Renaissance festival
• Hayes Grier gives cartoonish performance on ‘DWTS’
• Charlotte Hornets made big bet Nic Batum was ready for grander role