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March 14, 2022

• Panthers free agency tracker: Carolina signs return specialist Andre Roberts
• NCHSAA reaches agreement with NC State Board of Education to run HS sports for 4 years
• In this small town, NC residents and developer tussle over how much change is needed
• March Madness is here. This is how you can win $100,000 with your NCAA tournament bracket
• Patrick Cannon wants a second chance in Charlotte. He’s got a lot to prove.
• “Barça needs Real Madrid. Las Palmas needs Tenerife” … And Charlotte FC needs Atlanta?
• NASCAR legend’s $5M hypercar hits 60 mph in 2.5 seconds. Here’s where you can see it.
• Panthers to have a meeting with quarterback Deshaun Watson this week, per report
• Panthers or Saints? What each team has to offer Deshaun Watson as a trade destination
• 2-year-old boy dies after being found unresponsive at south Charlotte park, police say
• What is deltacron? Will you need another dose of the COVID-19 vaccine? Here’s what we know
• Kevin Siers cartoon: The Eternal Blame
• What are congressional, state and local elections and how do they work in North Carolina?
• Cannon’s Cole Frood, Weddington’s Elektra Koulouris are Observer athletes of the week
• Teens take woman’s idling car — and her 9-month-old baby — for joyride, NC cops say
• Monday’s Spring Sports Rewind: Hough soccer tops South Meck in matchup of regional powers
• NC man told FBI that Antifa lured him into the Capitol on Jan. 6. A judge didn’t buy it
• Epicentre foreclosure underway, ahead of planned sale of former uptown hot spot
• ‘Free smiles.’ How it’s going with optional masks in Charlotte schools.
• Charlotte 49ers women’s basketball team makes NCAA tournament as a 14 seed
• Mecklenburg County to vote on spending over $15 million for major 7th and Tryon project
• More than 650 deaths: Take a look at the timeline of NC plane crashes since 1983
• Nursing home put residents in ‘jeopardy’ on the night two were found dead, NC says
• What’s your favorite charming small-town downtown to visit in the Carolinas?
• Here are some things we did in Charlotte before the pandemic that feel surreal now