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December 6, 2017

• You can lure cedar waxwings with water, but don’t expect them to stay
• 7 MORE tasty (and Instagrammable) cheese and charcuterie boards we missed
• More homes designed for older people are coming to north Charlotte
• New $50 million south Charlotte mega-gym sets opening date
• New shops, restaurants coming to high-profile spots after Charlotte firms strike deal
• New Charlotte apartment wave could mean lower rent but more hassles for parts of city
• Former Charlotte mayor has a new job – with a NY developer
• Panthers, Julius Peppers will face tough test on Sunday from Vikings’ ‘gray matter’
• South Charlotte mom who vanished with daughter found 700 miles away, in Missouri
• Why hackers love bitcoins for ransom demands
• Could Mecklenburg County afford not to pay $23,000 ransom to hackers?
• Marvin Ridge soccer star named Southern Carolinas conference player of the year
• This Muslim recommends putting Christ back in Christmas
• Tuesday's Roundup: No. 3 Butler holds off No. 10 Rocky River in electric Southwestern opener
• Mecklenburg County won’t pay $23,000 ransom to hackers, manager says
• Feast or famine? A closer look at the Carolina Panthers’ playoff scenarios
• Restaurant patron left anti-gay remarks on his receipt. So why was the server fired?
• Captain Munnerlyn left Vikings with ‘millions’ on table, but that’s not what bothers him
• Panthers put a linebacker on injured reserve, sign another
• It’s humiliating, but Mecklenburg County is just latest victim of computer kidnappers
• Tuesday’s boys high school basketball capsules 12.05.17
• Man killed after stepping into path of SUV on busy Charlotte road, police say
• Washington’s tolls on new lanes hit a whopping $40. Should I-77 commuters be worried?
• Tuesday’s girls high school basketball capsules 12.05.17
• Girls Roundup: Butler’s Michaela Lane blocks Rocky River’s path to victory Tuesday
• Wake Forest outclasses Charlotte 49ers, extends winning streak
• NC internet cafe goes bonkers when armed customers get into Old West-style shootout
• This is why Charlotte businesses keep attracting hackers
• FBI investigating after a woman was assaulted on Charlotte-bound flight
• Roadkill: Mecklenburg just the latest victim on digital highway
• Money questions land Johnson C. Smith University on probation
• What’s working (and what’s not) after Mecklenburg County computers hacked
• How much will Panthers TE Greg Olsen play vs. Vikings?
• There’s a ‘race thing’ in politics whether we acknowledge it or not
• UNCC chancellor Phil Dubois delivers message to 49ers fans who want Judy Rose fired
• Police ID man killed after walking in front of an SUV in south Charlotte
• You can get wine or beer delivered with groceries — now that NC legal issue is resolved
• Council member vows never to eat in new restaurant: Why?
• For single dad raising 2 sets of twin girls, having Christmas help is a big relief
• Union County schools address insensitive comment allegedly made by board member
• With Steph Curry in attendance, Davidson knocks off VMI
• Charlotte private equity firm has $700 million more to invest in tech firms
• Ex Chick-fil-A manager secretly photographed a child in the restaurant’s bathroom
• Puppy found tied to tree in SC, tongue cut out, police said
• Randy Travis apologizes after video shows him nude and belligerent during DWI arrest
• Meet CharlotteFive’s Most Eligible bachelor and bachelorette for 2017
• Mother and son from Charlotte hit 26 million views with quirky Facebook dance video
• 8 buzzworthy concerts coming to Charlotte in the next week
• Why Steph Curry’s absence against Hornets may not be all bad for Golden State Warriors
• ‘Positionless’ Warriors set the bar for interchangeable defenders
• It started with lunch money: Why Hornets’ Kidd-Gilchrist feels the call for empathy