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April 22, 2016

• Man sentenced to at least 7 years after stealing items from Hickory church
• Charlotte traffic: Injury wreck on East Independence Boulevard
• Aquesta Bank hires exec to oversee expansion into Charlotte
• 6th suspect arrested in 2015 fatal shooting on Rozzelles Ferry Road
• Undocumented mom fears her ‘American dream’ will be cut short
• Making the final decision on college choice
• Sustain Charlotte names award winners
• Charlotte activists call HB2 ‘wicked and diabolical’ in efforts to get it repealed
• Charlotte 911 caller: ‘He’s got a gun’
• These days, NC’s death row inmates die of natural causes
• Feds announce 10-story courthouse annex near ballpark
• Everyone’s talking about LGBT law – except state lawmakers
• NFL draft: Top 10 defensive linemen
• QB Kevin Olsen to lead show in Charlotte 49ers’ spring football game
• Prep Results 04.22.16
• Charlotte Independence stages late rally to prevail 3-2 in extra time
• NASCAR Drivers Council makes presence felt in Tony Stewart controversy
• Could best available for Carolina Panthers be a 5-10, 194-pound wide receiver?
• Obama says NC’s anti-LGBT law should be overturned
• Notebook: NASCAR to look at different ways to enforce lug nut rules
• Local Golf 04.22.16
• Two shot near uptown and taken to CMC with serious injuries
• Providence Day’s Erin Whalen is Ms. N.C. Basketball, leads All-Observer girls’ team
• Charlotte activists call HB2 ‘wicked and diabolical’ in efforts to get it repealed
• Previous Observer Girls’ Basketball Winners
• Jewish holiday of Passover begins at sundown on Friday
• Howard Levine resigns from Dollar Tree’s board
• McCrory budget plan omits tax cuts, offers 3 percent bonus to state workers
• HS Sports Update: Catholic’s BJ Mack, Cox Mill’s Wendell Moore named All-Americans
• Woman in good condition after fatal wreck on Wilkinson Boulevard
• NFL draft: Top 10 wide receivers
• Hundreds of Charlotte Realtors show up for (rainy) day of volunteerism
• Charlotte Hounds’ attackman Joey Sankey: New attitude, coaching staff raise team’s hopes
• CMPD Chief Putney on why body-cam bill is a bad one
• Hornets jazz up fan experience to improve home court advantage
• NFL draft: Top 5 tight ends
• Vote on management change at Pittenger firm moved to April 29
• Critics challenge Duke Energy claims that coal ash risk is low
• NASCAR opposes HB2, chairman says
• Charlotte Rep. Jacqueline Schaffer resigns her seat
• Bump in CMS busing means $3 million in cuts to schools, technology
• Losing PayPal may have cost Charlotte more jobs than announced
• Trump’s HB2 comments could boost Cruz at GOP convention
• Blue Man Group cancels Charlotte’s Blumenthal shows in protest over HB2
• Would bus service on I-77 toll lanes make commuter rail plans obsolete?
• 2 in custody after standoff with U.S. Marshals, SWAT team in Concord
• Bankers’ bonuses would be restricted under proposed rules
• Police searching for 1970s El Camino pickup stolen from auto fair
• Lenoir man accused of shooting at police and others early Friday
• William Claytor honored with Order of the Long Leaf Pine
• Charlotte to remain abnormally dry despite expected Friday showers
• Kmarts in Gastonia, Pineville on closure list
• What to Watch on Friday: ‘20/20’ special report on death of Prince
• How to eat your way through Taste of the Carolinas at Carowinds
• What goes through your mind when you rocket 146 mph down a drag strip? I did it and asked John Force
• Fun in Charlotte: Dances of India, Jimmy Buffet, Mutts&Mimosas
• Charlotte Hornets Gameday: vs. Miami Heat
• Hornets coach Steve Clifford undecided on starter to replace injured Nic Batum
• Charlotte’s top dining destinations: Gallery Restaurant
• Charlotte’s top dining destinations: Lumiere
• Charlotte’s top dining destinations: The Fig Tree Restaurant