Gaston man charged with drunken driving after traffic stop
Gastonia police charged 37 year old Travis Lee Black of 50 North Broad Street with driving while impaired and with a revoked license after an 11 45 p m stop on Saturday night. An officer observed alcohol odor and bloodshot eyes and noted a red light violation. Black was jailed on a 100000 bond after refusing a breath test.
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Obituary lineup announces quarterly remembrance section
A list of names ages and towns appears in the snippets for Shelby Crouse Lincolnton Gastonia Cherryville Belmont Bessemer City and Mount Holly. The notice teases a forthcoming special remembrance section with classifieds comics and puzzles on pages D5 to D8 and D2 D6.
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David Littlejohn
Shelby Jack Black Sr
Crouse
Sarah Jenkins
Lincolnton
Jackson Brown
Stanley Nellie McKinney
Gastonia
Joey Jones
Cherryville
Raymond Jordan
High Shoals
Joy Gold
Mooresboro
Joseph Wilkinson
Mount Holly
Barbara Fisher
Shelby Kyle Garver
Tonya Curtis
Ruby Huffstetler
Houston
Presley
Belmont
Jordyn Dumont
Bessemer City
Grooming business back up but pet sales paused
Mount Holly shop owner Chuck Vachris has not resumed pet sales two months after city condemned the 101 year old building at 100 N Main St. His Discount Pet Supplies Grooming & Boarding operated there 12 years and now faces about 30,000 in costs and lost business. The owner now runs two Grateful Pets facilities in Charlotte.
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Chuck Vachris
Discount Pet Supplies
West Catawba Street
Mount Holly
Mike Hensdill
the Gazette
Holland Drug Company
N. Main St
Vachris
Grateful Dead
Grateful Pets
Charlotte
Campaign 2016 NC shows Trumps shrinking trade appeal
In North Carolina, a pivotal state for 2016, Trump faces dwindling support for free trade as manufacturing fades. Textile jobs recede while banking and tech boost growth, drawing in educated workers and eroding conservative strongholds. Clinton leads, pollster says.
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Charlotte
Trump
White House
North Carolina
Clinton
Michael Luethy
Belmont Eyes Body Cameras for Police Use Talks with City Leaders Begin
Belmont may join Gaston County cities in adopting body cameras for its police, with discussions planned by the Public Safety Committee this week. Chief Skip Clark warns no decision is expected at the Wednesday meeting as the department evaluates options and potential grants.
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Public Safety Committee
Skip Clark
Clark
Gaston County
Gastonia
Robert Helton
Cherryville
Mount Holly
Wes Monroe
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