Hilton Garden Inn to open in Gastonia this summer
A nearly 13 million Hilton Garden Inn project by Maya Hotels rises east of Olive Garden and Ruby Tuesday at I-85 and Cox Road in Gaston County. The five story hotel with 119 rooms aims for a mid August opening, subject to project developments.
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Gaston Gazette
Gaston County
Gaston County Travel and Tourism
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Olive Garden
Ruby Tuesday
Hilton
Erin Pratt
Maya Hotels of
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Belmont
Mooresville
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Georgia
Maya Hotels
Pearson Properties
Powers Delays Purpose Amid Illness and Dedication
Renee Powers, a Gastonia guardian ad litem for children, faced a critical illness that forced hospital care out of state yet she continued to support her casework. Friends describe her as kind, compassionate, and deeply devoted to children despite reduced capacity.
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Renee Powers
Gastonia
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Aisha Milner
Guardian Ad Litem
Gaston County
Panel to discuss DACA debate in Gaston County
Local leaders host a 7 p.m. panel at New Hope Baptist Church open to the public to examine DACA and the fate of Dreamers, highlighting why the issue matters to ordinary Americans in Gaston County.
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New Hope Baptist Church
Gaston County
Enduring Political Figure Marks a Lot of Voters
Fragmentary remark notes a woman’s prominent presence in politics as she accompanied a party leader. The line hints at widespread recognition across communities. No further context or identifying details are available in the readable text.
Obituaries list from Gastonia Kings Mountain area
Local obituaries note deaths of Jennifer Kennedy 50 of Gastonia Misty Bechery 41 of Gastonia Nathlie Wright 26 of Kings Mountain Jeffery Slater 54 of Kings Mountain and a 16 year old youth from Cherryville.
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Jennifer Kennedy
Gastonia
Misty Bechery
Nathlie Wright
Kings Mountain
Jeffery Slater
Kings
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