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February 4, 2016

• Are the Carolina Panthers too cocky, or just part of a new day?
• MetLife lays out reasons for plan to split off Charlotte unit
• New restaurants, nightclubs to transform Myrtle Beach’s Broadway at the Beach
• The best places to watch the Super Bowl based on the kind of vibe you want
• Charlotte doctor indicted on sexual assault charges
• Unbeaten and scrappy, Catholic’s boys’ basketball team off to best start in school’s history
• Mecklenburg County Boys’ Basketball Standings 02.04.16
• CPCC’s Tony Zeiss to retire after 23 years
• From official concrete mix to official sausage, Panthers sponsors enjoying the ride
• With veteran group in Denver, coach Gary Kubiak has learned to chill out
• Charlotte man’s Super Bowl victory played out like a sports movie
• Tony Zeiss slowing down? Hard to imagine
• Observer Sweet 16 poll: No. 1 Providence Day boys to go for 4th straight CISAA title Friday
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 02.05.16
• HS Basketball Gameday 02.05.16
• NC DOT: Contractor DeVere has stopped Independence Boulevard construction
• Sunday’s coin toss? Chances are Panthers’ Thomas Davis will call tails
• NASCAR Q&A: Denny Hamlin recovers from surgery, preps for Daytona 500
• Morris: NC State, UNC, Duke fight border battle on recruiting
• How to talk about the Carolina Panthers
• Charlotte’s neediest see Panthers as their team, too
• Tony Stewart has surgery, will miss first part of NASCAR season
• South Meck High swim teams honors Panthers with a dance
• Loaded revolver seized after fight at Union County high school
• Students at Polo Ridge Elementary sing to the Panthers
• Cam Newton plays host to help strengthen off-the-field team bond
• Hey, your quarterback is a pescatarian, and other odd Super Bowl facts
• Mount Holly pedestrian hit by pickup dies Thursday
• Duke Energy may sell international business
• N.C. Regional Swimming events begin Friday
• Charlotte, Denver mayors create Spotify playlists for Panthers, Broncos fans
• Charlotte 49ers release 2016 football schedule
• Fort Mill High grad first to play on NFL’s biggest stage
• Calling all Denver Broncos fans in Charlotte: We want to hear from you
• Lincoln Charter leader named to head NC Charter Schools office
• Myrtle Beach enforces horse ban on beach
• CMS Super Bowl victory band fires up
• State board pulls the plug on Kennedy and Crossroads charter schools
• Carolinas HealthCare CEO was paid $6.6 million in 2015
• Some alumni disagree with the demolition of UNCC’s Belk Tower
• NC senators Tillis, Burr challenge Colo. counterparts in Super Bowl wager
• What would you do with the gift of an extra day of life?
• Fort Mill man accused of raping woman during Rock Hill break-in
• A symphonic wager on the Super Bowl
• U.S. senator: Beware of tipping TVs during Super Bowl
• Overcast but calmer weather expected in Charlotte area Thursday
• Charlotte, Denver United Ways make friendly Super Bowl wager for books
• Carolina Panthers add Jared Allen to injury report
• Charlotte school staffers to Panthers: Bring back ‘really big rings’
• Free Panthers’ talk at Bechtler Museum on Friday
• 2 Charlotte carjacking suspects arrested after high-speed chase
• Charlotte traffic: Police at multiple wrecks Thursday morning
• Turnover of Panthers’ roster leads to ‘brotherhood with no drama’
• Panthers' Cam Newton, Luke Kuechly: More alike than you’d think
• S.C. power plant owner says it could serve Asheville
• Seen and heard during Super Bowl week
• Ron Rivera says Panthers bring Carolinas’ sports fans together
• Queens outlast conference foe Coker, 79-68
• Charlotte 49ers hit early 3s to set stage for romp against N.C. A&T
• Davidson gets outrebounded, falls to George Washington 79-69
• Wolfpack gets bigger, taller with new signees
• Smaller recruiting numbers, but big talent for Charlotte 49ers
• Charlotte-area football coaches agree: Expect more depth in next year’s recruiting class
• National Recruiting Services College Football Team Rankings
• Wild turkey seminars set at Concord Mills, Lenoir
• Want to make a knock-off of an SB50 football? Good luck.
• Carolina Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart thrives with increased workload
• How the ACC’s recruiting classes stack up
• Carolinas’ FBS signings
• The average Super Bowl ticket will now cost you nearly $5,000
• Fun in Charlotte: Panthers talk, Panthers pep rally and Stanley Clark
• Charlotte-area dining notes
• Your guide to entertainment in Charlotte in the week ahead
• Could all Charlotte schools really run on just solar power?
• How Panthers players were coached for Super Bowl press conferences
• Valentine’s Day gift guide to make someone special swoon
• Behind the brews: Meet Birdsong head brewer Conor Robinson
• Artful: What to do and see in Charlotte
• Piff (not Puff) the Magic Dragon conjures laughs and illusions
• This week’s hot concerts
• Charlotte-area dining notes
• What to Watch on Thursday: ‘30 for 30’ doc on Chicago Bears
• Charlotte Hornets Gameday: vs. Miami Heat
• Hornets’ Kemba Walker returns to practice, says sore knee better
• Charlotte Hornets top East-leading Cleveland Cavs; Jeremy Lin nets 24