Armed man call rattles Gastonia Walmart shoppers
Patrons reported a white man with a gun at the Gastonia Walmart on Myrtle School Road prompting police with rifles and a store evacuation. Investigators later found Reginald Wayne Hall, arresting him on second degree trespassing. reports of an armed encounter were dismissed as witnesses recanted and video ruled out a gun. Hall remains jailed on a $1,000 bond as the store logged its 24th disturbance this year.
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Milken Educator Award honors local administrator LeFevers
LeFevers accepts the Milken Educator Award, crediting Bessemer City staff, students, and community. She improved Math 1 proficiency from 5 percent to 32 percent at the school between 2016 and 2017. The $25,000 prize will support school outreach, with LeFevers planning to reinvest in programs.
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North Carolina
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Cherryville
One Stop City Hall Plans Garlands Center Renovation
City officials discuss extending extended payment arrangements and addressing billing concerns as city services move to the Garland Center first floor. The $154000 renovation creates a one stop shop for building permits utilities and other services while City Hall departs the old customer service area for marketing and communications space.
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States sue Mass to stop cage free egg law
Thirteen states led by Indiana sue Massachusetts at the Supreme Court over a 2016 ballot measure requiring only cage free eggs by 2022 and banning restrictive housing for hens pigs and calves. They argue the law raises costs and burdens national commerce while Massachusetts defends consumer protections and animal welfare standards.
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FDA targets high risk homeopathic remedies in new regulation
U S health officials plan a crackdown on unproven homeopathic products with dangerous ingredients. The FDA proposes regulation focusing on high safety risk items especially those marketed to children or for serious conditions. Most low risk remedies would stay on the market as the agency seeks to curb harm while acknowledging the sector’s 3 billion dollar size.
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Food and Drug Administration
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