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January 12, 2016

• Perfect food for Panthers party
• NC official will add charter school awards to ‘negative’ report
• The Panthers-Seahawks playoff game brings hefty costs for fans, travelers
• NFL is a given, but Deshaun Watson has unfinished business at Clemson
• Sustainable cities need to be lovable too, speaker says
• Panthers pleased with growth of ‘little brother’ Devin Funchess
• Pair charged in Union County church break-ins during Christmas week
• MetLife says it’s looking to separate Charlotte-based retail business
• Alabama edges Clemson for the championship
• Light snow possible for the Panthers-Seahawks game
• Denver residents’ safe reportedly stolen during scam
• South Meck’s Furr is regional principal of the year
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 01.13.16
• Man dies in single-vehicle wreck on Wilkinson Boulevard
• With peppers, the hotter the better
• Southpark’s BSN medical names new president of North America
• NC lawyer who fights for the wrongfully convicted goes before disciplinary panel
• The Carolina Panthers are favored by 2.5 points over the Seahawks. Here’s why
• Man wanted in 2000 fatal Catawba County wreck apprehended in California
• 26 guns stolen during Statesville store break-in
• Former dance instructor enters child molestation plea, will serve up to 9 years in prison
• After frigid start, Tuesday could hit 50 under sunny skies in Charlotte
• Charlotte traffic: Police at several wrecks Tuesday
• Woman arrested for biting off part of Walmart employee’s finger
• Gas prices in the Charlotte area fall 5 cents over the week
• If Panthers win the Super Bowl, the stock market will rise, right?
• Carolina Panthers on facing Seattle Seahawks: ‘You want the tough team, man’
• SC lawmaker to Donald Trump: Stay out of my state
• Man sentenced to 20 years for Winthrop rape
• National spotlight shines on Haley in televised address
• 1 killed in single-vehicle crash
• Charlotte-Area Prep Results 01.11.16
• Panthers CB Charles Tillman won’t let ACL tear sideline charity field work
• Driver charged in Garinger High hit-and-run case
• Feds close probe into Carolinas HealthCare System
• Peter St. Onge: A tolls gambit backfires on the governor
• Panthers to host playoff pep rally at the EpiCentre
• Report: Rock Hill woman forced child to shoplift with her
• Powerball frenzy may bring windfall, but not for NC teachers
• Red Cross has urgent need for blood and platelet donations
• 2,200 Duke customers in dark after tree falls on lines in Ballantyne area
• Clemson has an unexpectedly strong start
• Alabama spoils Clemson’s dream season
• Know someone who loves the Charlotte Knights?
• A look back at past 5 games in Panthers-Seahawks rivalry
• NC food stamp changes could stress Charlotte-area nonprofits
• You will not win the Powerball jackpot
• Charleston area becomes the center of presidential campaigns this weekend
• CMS school board extends 10 administrators’ contracts for stability
• Raleigh officials coming to Charlotte for meeting, transit tour
• Streaming Jan. 15: ‘The Martian,’ with Matt Damon and ‘Spinal Tap’
• What to Watch on Tuesday: ‘Shadowhunters’ series targets demons
• Metropolitan Opera holds district auditions in Charlotte
• Fun in Charlotte: South End meeting, Randy Newman, photography workshop
• Craft beer and Girl Scout cookies -- a delicious combination. Were you seen at Saturday’s Cookies & Crafts?
• It’s (finally) time to ski NC
• What Cam Newton thinks about the other guys in the Panthers huddle
• Drink and paint at the soon-to-open Studio Cellar paint bar in South End
• Top five restaurants for dining solo in Charlotte
• Hit the lottery today: Schedule your mammogram