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March 18, 2016

• From Observer archives (2007): Dorothy Counts at Harding High, a story of pride, prejudice
• PayPal bringing 400 jobs with new Charlotte operations center
• What’s behind voting delays?
• Laugh Attacks: Humorists’ comments on politics and public affairs
• 28 charged after police seize 100 gaming machines in Gaston County
• Deputies: Hickory woman escaped gunman by getting on school bus
• Emails show how UNC board struggled with explanation of Tom Ross ouster
• Rally urges ‘immediate’ special session to repeal Charlotte LGBT ordinance
• Worried about leaks, Charlotte council members suspected media bugged city meeting rooms
• Dallas, NC, man accused of stealing 9,000 gallons of gasoline
• Autopsy: Charlotte man exchanged gunfire with Anson Co. deputy in fatal shooting
• El Paisano restaurant fire was arson, fire officials rule
• EnPro Industries reaches $480M settlement on asbestos claims
• Charlotte traffic: Police activity shuts left lane of I-485 Outer Loop
• Hospitality tents going fast for 2017 PGA Championship
• Walter G. Byers School safely evacuated after fire
• What time are the NCAA tournament games Friday?
• Another mild day for Charlotte on Friday before rain moves into the region
• New townhouses coming to Wesley Heights
• Bank of America authorized to buy back up to $800 million in shares
• Lowe’s looks for edge with new distribution concept
• How urban renewal destroyed Charlotte’s Brooklyn neighborhood
• In a rare move, Boderick murder trial opens without a jury
• NASCAR’s Brian Vickers making most of substitute role
• Time to weigh in on CMS calendar for 2017-18
• Olympic High students learn benefits of trees as they plant 3 ‘little giants’
• Prep Results 03.18.16
• Virginia coach Tony Bennett confused for singer
• Austin Dillon wins pole for NASCAR’s Auto Club 400
• Providence baseball stays unbeaten with 8-4 win over Ardrey Kell
• White people in Biddleville: The story of a changing neighborhood
• Charlotte-area jobless rate rises to 5.3 percent in January
• Authorities search for Catawba County man accused of firing shot into woman’s car
• Child helps family escape flames as Belmont home burns
• Charlotte Catholic diocese starting seminary for college-age men who want to be priests
• What to Watch on Friday: Lucador masks hold power on ‘Grimm’
• Flight beer and music hall is opening uptown in April
• South End is great, but it could be a whole lot better
• Charlotte Hornets Gameday: versus Denver Nuggets
• Ex-Charlotte Hornet Rex Chapman gets probation in Arizona shoplifting