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May 10, 2016

• Firefighters, volunteers to distribute carbon monoxide alarms in Lancaster Saturday
• CPCC asks county for $10.4 million increase for maintenance of buildings and grounds
• Should Roy Cooper resign as attorney general?
• Rapping teacher keeps middle school students engaged
• Meow! Charlotte needs foster parents for seasonal kitten boom
• New Carolinas HealthCare CEO starts his job ‘out of the office’
• NC Senate bill would cut off funds to cities that provide ‘sanctuary’ to immigrants
• Read the prayer Rev. Chris Justice will offer on the U.S. Senate floor
• UNC’s Sylvia Hatchell: ‘Hard not to say’ her program is scapegoat
• Former Vance High assistant Michael McNeil is new boys basketball coach at Hopewell
• HS Spring Playoff Pairings
• CMS board reluctantly endorses ‘lean’ request for $23 million hike
• Making sense of the battle over HB2
• House Democrats file bill rewriting anti-discrimination laws
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 05.11.16
• Cost to appeal Duke Energy plant: $10 million pledge
• Dana Fenton’s ‘radioactive’ job: Charlotte lobbyist in Raleigh after HB2
• Charlotte Asian Festival returns to Cornelius Saturday
• Stephen Curry named first unanimous NBA MVP
• UNC board members to hash out stance on HB2 amid lawsuits
• CMS hires principal for future Renaissance West preK-8 school
• Former Campbell golfer Brad Fritsch on a roll for Rex Open
• United Faith hires Joshua Coley as boys basketball coach
• Sara Moulton’s guide to cooking for beginners – and old-timers, too
• 4A Golf: Pinecrest holds off Myers Park to win NCHSAA 4A title
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck jams I-77 northbound in Fort Mill
• Yes, you can make your own tonic water
• Networking group for super-wealthy investors launches Charlotte chapter
• Wells Fargo’s next-day loans encroach on LendingClub’s turf
• AT&T says three Gaston County business parks are ‘fiber ready’
• Metrolina Christian sweeps MAC conference track meet
• Marine accused in Mooresville police standoff identified
• My deviant life in a soul-damaging state
• The omelet that solves my leftovers problem
• Cook to honor our mothers
• Woman accused of selling meth outside Lincoln County convenience stores
• Dollar Tree appoints retired Lowe’s exec to its board of directors
• Hundreds of Charlotte jobs to be lost as pharmaceutical plant closes
• Evangelicals dismayed at a GOP led by Donald Trump
• Missing Gaston County teen might appear confused or disoriented
• Man hit by car on The Plaza April 30 dies of his injuries
• Fire at Dilworth apartment complex displaces 15 people
• Montel Williams: HB2 ‘eerily similar’ to Jim Crow
• Charlotte mother speaks about son drowning at beach on Mother’s Day
• Sealed Air partners with Michigan-based packaging company
• Prep Results 05.09.16
• Send your questions about HB2 and transgender protections to the Observer
• Deadline approaching for Top Workplaces nominations
• Danny Hayes leads Charlotte Knights over Norfolk Tides 5-3
• Charlotte Knights box score 05.09.16
• Apartment owners plead for city to keep picking up their trash
• Charlotte Mayor Roberts says changing HB2 is ‘up to the General Assembly’
• What to Watch on Tuesday: ‘Grandfathered,’ ‘Grinder’ finales on FOX
• Are craft T-shirts the next big thing in Charlotte?
• Room XIII: The mysterious uptown ‘speakeasy’ you can rent for your next party
• Win tickets to the Secret Gardens of Fourth Ward tour and a $50 restaurant gift card
• Have you taken a ride on the Magic Carpet Murals?
• North Tryon Street to become one-way heading out of uptown
• Silversun Pickups will stick with Fillmore date Thursday
• A look inside William Treloar House, a relic of old uptown Charlotte
• Violet-green swallow makes first confirmed NC appearance
• Charlottean Stephen Curry becomes the NBA’s first unanimous MVP
• Stop sleeping on Stephen Curry