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March 15, 2016

• Front-runners Clinton and Trump move closer to nomination; Rubio exits
• How Top Workplaces create a sense of mission
• Love of classic video games and craft beer adds up for visitors
• Lieutenant governor: Coleman to face Forest
• Attorney General: Stein, Newton to face off
• Prep Results 03.15.16
• NC governor’s race could be nation’s most competitive
• Register of Deeds: Challenger Fred Smith defeats incumbent David Granberry
• Autry, Stone win NC House primaries
• US Senate: Deborah Ross, Richard Burr win in crowded fields
• Seven Charlotte-area charter schools are on state risk list
• Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners: 5 incumbents survive primary
• Treasurer: Dan Blue defeats Ron Elmer
• Secretary of State: LaPaglia wins GOP primary, girds for race with Marshall
• Voters strongly support $2B bond plan, which mainly boosts higher education
• Labor commissioner: Meeker wins Democratic primary, takes aim at Berry
• Insurance commissioner: Causey wins GOP nomination
• Mecklenburg voters surge to polls in strong primary election turnout
• Clinton becomes inevitable again
• Tips to help patient, caregiver when a loved one has Alzheimer’s disease
• High of 80 expected Tuesday in Charlotte
• Charlotte traffic: Wrecks cleared on I-77 southbound and northbound
• Gas prices in Charlotte and beyond continue to rise
• CATS to host meetings on plans for bus services
• Parkwood product Marcus Leak goes to Charlotte 49ers pro day looking for NFL shot
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 03.16.16
• Charlotte-based steel maker Nucor posts weak outlook
• Charlotte man to serve 36 months for Medicaid scam involving the disabled
• The Park, Covenant unite for joint celebration
• Ex-Kit Digital CFO pleads guilty to fraud, faces prison time
• Pitmaster: Sam Jones takes ’cue to the next level
• Man fatally shot in Concord
• Come together with salmon cakes
• Church protests plans for Costco-anchored retail center
• How far will America let this tantrum go?
• It’s been awhile, but the Charlotte Hornets finally have their sting back
• State superintendent: Johnson leading in GOP field
• McCrory, Cooper showdown on tap
• Davidson struggles in first-round NIT loss to FSU
• Police locate parents of 2-year-old found wandering alone
• Mann, Bell and Blake, Hewett lead judge races
• Agriculture commissioner: Troxler leads challenger
• State picks new contractor for Independence Boulevard construction
• Providence Day’s boys are Observer’s Sweet 16 champions
• Former Falcons DT Paul Soliai signs 2-year deal with Carolina Panthers
• 49ers’ game against Wake Forest key for Alexis Alexander
• Previous Observer Sweet 16 girls, boys basketball champions
• Rock Hill dad arrested after police find baby in street, house trashed
• ‘The Big Short,’ ‘Brooklyn,’ and ‘Pee-Wee’s Holiday’ hit streaming TV
• What to Watch on Tuesday: ‘Crowded’ sitcom debuts on NBC
• Small Business: Meet the man behind Enemy to Fashion
• Why I hesitate to tell people I went to private school in Charlotte.
• Fun in Charlotte: Craft Beer Week, Folk Jubilee, Matthews Shamrock Crawl
• Artful: What to do and see in Charlotte
• The first retail tenant to sign with Camden Gallery is hosting a grand opening Friday
• How a weekend in Washington, D.C. made me love Charlotte even more
• Five Charlotte cut-throughs that make life better
• Hornets Gameday: vs. Orlando Magic