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March 10, 2016

• The best places to get soul food in Charlotte
• Day Trips: Hop aboard a holiday train
• He’s facing adversity head on
• Rep. Alma Adams says she’ll move to Charlotte
• NC Top 80 to bring together state’s top recruits Sunday
• Pair arrested after body found in Alexander County woods
• Chinese manufacturer to open $31.6 million Cleveland County plant
• Editorial board endorsements: How we see county races
• Davidson’s athletic teams switching brands
• Dozens celebrate future of charter schools at Charlotte conference
• Panthers sign center Gino Gradkowski, add depth behind veteran Ryan Kalil
• Whatever happened to conversation?
• Bojangles’ execs shed light on growth plan, new target customers
• 1 dead, 2 injured in east Charlotte shooting
• Neighborhood schools outrank diversity with parents who answered CMS survey
• Despite lack of size, Clemson cornerback Mackensie Alexander not lacking confidence
• Red Ventures CEO donates to Mecklenburg County classroom projects
• Mike Tolbert, Charles Johnson back in the fold for Carolina Panthers
• North Meck’s Mintz, East Lincoln’s Surratt named District boys players of the year
• Man charged in break-in of firefighter’s car at Mount Mourne Fire Department
• Temperatures expected to stay well above normal in Charlotte region
• In Fayetteville, Donald Trump predicts victory in North Carolina
• Charlotte traffic: Congestion remains after I-77 wreck
• Pedestrian struck by car, killed in north Charlotte
• $1.1 million riverfront park planned in McAdenville
• Veterans get first glimpse of new Charlotte VA Health Care Center
• Mallard Creek’s Johnson, Berry’s White named District 9 girls coach, player of the year
• Prep Results 03.09.16
• Charlotte 49ers beat Rice, advance in Conference USA tournament
• Duke Energy’s NC customers could save on monthly bills next year
• South Charlotte, East Lincoln win middle school honors
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 03.11.16
• Loaves & Fishes names new leader, to start in May
• Davidson adding Jackson Street sidewalk
• Providence Day’s Erin Whalen is NC Gatorade girls’ basketball player of the year
• Cornelius man buys $1M Powerball ticket
• Learn the history of black cinema, new and old, with these upcoming film series
• Fun in Charlotte: Food Truck Friday, ‘Little Mermaid’ and Slavic Festival
• March 10: The latest is Charlotte restaurant news
• Your guide to entertainment in Charlotte in the week ahead
• How Wesley Heights started to change
• Charlotte Craft Beer Week starts Friday
• Victory and Southern Tier are building in Charlotte. But will they brew #cltbeer?
• Seven ways Inizio Pizza Napoletana is crafting a unique experience
• Artful: What to do and see in Charlotte
• Review: Baron Cohen’s ‘Brothers Grimsby’ is truly shameless
• Mecklenburg County restaurant inspections
• The Band Perry, Chris Young to headline Speed Street; tickets on sale Friday
• Boyz II Men loves arts education, doing symphony gigs
• What to Watch on Thursday: ‘Life in Pieces’ continues to come together
• After more than 1,000 games, Hornets clock operator Richard Ward still keeping time
• Charlotte Hornets Gameday: vs. the Detroit Pistons
• Charlotte Hornets are committed to 3s, accept the tradeoffs involved
• Charlotte Hornets hold off New Orleans Pelicans for 5th straight win