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February 9, 2016

• No. 2 North Mecklenburg 69, No. 9 Hough 63
• Charlotte-Area Prep Results 02.09.16
• Cam Newton: No regrets on Super Bowl news conference
• Advertisers will still seek out Cam Newton. Here’s why
• A challenging season for Boston College
• Football coach Hal Capps leaves Mooresville to take over team at Seneca (SC) High School
• Religion news
• Claremont man wins $1M from NC lottery ticket
• Saunders: Cam Newton needs to grow up – he doesn’t need lectures from Rob Lowe
• Charlotte man sentenced to 10 years for robbery and carjacking
• Charlotte man sentenced to 10 years for robbery and carjacking
• 65-year-old Mooresville man charged in child sex assaults
• Joe Barone named Statesville police chief
• 18 Mecklenburg County felons and gang members charged in week-long operation
• Region Gameday 02.10.16
• 2-time sex offender sentenced to 19 years
• Basketball coach Mark Price: 49ers must get better finishing games
• North Carolina’s redistricting fight heads to Supreme Court
• N.C. fines Duke Energy $6.6 million for Dan River spill
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 02.10.16
• Buses collide at Coulwood Middle School in Charlotte
• NASCAR’s ‘charter’ system to bring stability, security to teams
• Dinwiddie, Patterson are Women of the Year
• 17 adjectives that best describe my week at the Super Bowl
• Charlotte’s emotions flew high before Super Bowl, then fell hard
• Was Cam Newton’s explanation of why he didn’t go for fumble contorted, too?
• Ireland’s ambassador to U.S. named grand marshal of Charlotte’s St. Patrick’s Day parade
• Statesville man charged in rape of 14-year-old
• A football loss worse than the Super Bowl
• Student charged with bringing gun onto Myers Park High campus
• Start with a box of brownie mix . . .
• Carolina Panthers GM Dave Gettleman could use franchise tag on star CB Josh Norman
• Broncos used well-timed blitzes to put pressure on Panthers, Cam Newton
• Autopsy: Death of Elon University student from Cornelius was a suicide
• Meet author of ‘Jemima Code’
• Neighbors protest plans for Mooresville Costco
• CMS board votes 6-3 to extend Ann Clark’s contract one year
• Basketball Roundup: Ardrey Kell upsets No. 3 Charlotte Catholic, ends Cougars unbeaten season
• Tyson Foods to move ahead with Monroe expansion, adding about 56 jobs
• Ingersoll-Rand reports better-than-expected earnings
• 1st boater safety course of 2016 set for Feb. 27 in Huntersville
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck backs up I-85 northbound near Sam Wilson Road
• From our vault: 25 Ways to Feed Your Lover
• Below-normal temperatures expected all week in Charlotte
• Charlotte-area gas prices fall 4 cents over the week
• Free program to discuss Mecklenburg County’s coyotes
• Six tips to help relieve stress in the workplace
• What to Watch on Tuesday: ‘Perfect Crime’ looks at Leopold & Loeb
• Fun in Charlotte: Local artists showcase, Taste of the Mint, 5K and chilly whitewater plunge
• 6 tips for finding love from Charlotte matchmaker Laurie Berzack
• What it was like to be with the media during Super Bowl 50
• Comic ‘Urinetown’ minds its pees and queues
• ‘Art • Poetry • Music’ celebrates African-American arts
• New pizza joint and cycle studio coming to renovated Kings Drive shopping center
• Is NoDa losing its funky vibe, or is it just gaining speed?
• Why a 24-year-old would want to work on her family farm
• The exclusive, online Ballantyne group that has more than 21,000 members
• Hornets Gameday: At Indiana Pacers