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November 21, 2017

• Baby bust? Enrollment in NC public schools flattens, even with charter boom
• This new hotel and office tower – 20 stories tall – is planned just outside of uptown
• New entertainment district could reshape a big chunk of University City, bring ‘golf’
• Blue Line extension keeps drawing interest, with hundreds of new apartments planned
• Which restaurant do Charlotteans miss the most? It’s a tie.
• Three days later, William Byron’s championship whirlwind is winding down. Now what?
• 19-year-old community college student killed overnight in University City area
• Which Charlotte chef will try to take down Bobby Flay?
• Loaded gun found inside 14-year-old’s backpack at Rocky River High School
• Way I see it, Democratic leaders in Charlotte couldn’t run a lemonade stand
• College basketball: Wednesday’s area game to watch
• Skyland Restaurant continues tradition of free Thanksgiving meal for people in need
• Why big-play FAU, coach Lane Kiffin could pose problems for Charlotte 49ers’ defense
• Want to cut your own Christmas tree? Here’s where to go in the Charlotte area.
• Nine dishes. Eight hours. One oven.
• For first Christmas without mom, a widower and sons try to get by with help of others
• After two decades of talk, CATS moving forward with train to airport
• With fate of I-77 toll lanes unclear, DOT seeks help from towns, counties
• This device helps cancer patients keep their hair. Here’s why you haven’t heard of it.
• Looters stole woman’s signed Michael Jordan jersey. Jordan surprised her with a gift.
• Deadly stretch continues as inmate dies of apparent suicide in N.C. prison
• Carolinas HealthCare megadeal under review, UNC Board of Governors says
• Santa Claus with NFL cheerleaders? Only the Carolina Panthers could pull it off.
• 1 long-term parking lot already full at Charlotte’s airport on Tuesday night
• How did man on probation end up with 32 guns, 2,000 bullets? NC sheriff wants to know.
• Mecklenburg health agency unlikely to offer drug that stops spread of HIV, director says
• Ousted CEO of mental health agency to get $1.7 million payout
• Lawyers Road reopens after suspicious package ‘rendered safe’ by Charlotte police
• The cranberry sauce upgrades: Figs, and a swig; one recipe
• Herby biscuits with a pedigree I can relate to
• Longtime Charlotte restaurateur is ready to open a new spot in South Charlotte
• Trump approves Murray as U.S. attorney; Spencer Merriweather to be sworn in as DA
• Jury convicts driver in death of Panthers fan after playoff game
• Financial tech is a big business. What Charlotte’s doing to become a larger player.
• How Shaq Thompson is making a name for himself in Panthers’ deep linebacker pool
• Bricks of cocaine, half a million in cash found in quiet Steele Creek neighborhood
• Hurricanes provide a boost for Mooresville-based Lowe’s
• One of America’s authorities on Southern food history is coming to Charlotte
• Former Panthers lineman Kony Ealy wants ‘a little revenge’ on Sunday
• Lowe’s exec to retire after nearly four decades
• Charlotte’s one of the nation’s biggest cities. So why does it have a part-time mayor?
• Our schools need more Ms. Frizzle – and fewer parents like me
• 8 buzzworthy concerts coming to Charlotte in the next week
• Longtime Charlotte restaurateur is ready to open a new spot in South Charlotte
• How I found my Charlotte ‘community’ and 4 places to find yours
• Naughty, nice, novel: If you seeking something new(er) in holiday shows, try these 12
• Startup struggles: 3 experienced entrepreneurs share what it took to get their business off the ground
• The Jets have shown up a lot in Panthers history. Take a look before they meet again on Sunday.
• Why consistency is still the challenge when it comes to Hornets’ Frank Kaminsky
• Fearless predictions: Wizards’ backcourt a high bar to clear