Man with revoked license hits car then church lawn
Jeffrey Michael Gaither 50 of Madison Green Drive Gastonia was arrested Monday night for driving with a revoked license and hit and run causing property damage after ramming a car, fleeing, and damaging bushes at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on South York Street. He is held on a 3500 bond. history includes larceny and multiple prior offenses.
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Jeffrey Michael Gaither
Madison Green Drive
Gastonia
Gaither
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
South York Street
Gaston County
Police Reports Highlight Local Deaths and Seniors
A list of names with ages and towns from Lowell to York appears in the Classified section under Police Reports. The brief notices salute residents Marlene Moose, Donna Wood, Norman Thomas, Wanda White, Elisabeth Gruzas, Randy Cable, Juanita Branham, and others across Gastonia Lincolnton Clover and nearby areas.
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Marlene Moose
Lowell
Terry Jones
Lincolnton
Donna Wood
Gastonia
Theola Thompson
Kings Mountain
Norman Thomas
Blacksburg
Wanda White
Vale Elisabeth Gruzas
Clover
S.C
Randy Cable
Juanita Branham
Beverly Rhyne
Bessemer City
Tracy Ferguson
York
Carl Trantham
Dallas
Enola Chisholm
Steve Norket
Randy Terry
Mary Gordon
Faye Mackins
Noah Hoppes
Shelby David
Belmont bids farewell to rusted rail cars on Glen Way Street
Belmont removed the colorful old train cars from along Glen Way Street after a Dallas buyer purchased the locomotive and caboose from South Main Cycles on North Main Street. Only a passenger car remains as owner Steve Pepitone cites liability and deterioration. He had discussed repurposing the cars for a shop or restaurant but they failed building code.
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Belmont
Glenway Street
South Main Cycles Bike Shop
North Main Street
Dallas
Steve Pepitone
South Main Cycles
Pepitone
Charlotte to expand protections over bathroom use
Charlotte City Council voted 7-4 to allow people to use restrooms aligning with their identified gender, prompting state lawmakers to consider intervention. House Speaker Tim Moore criticized the ordinance as unsafe and unmanageable and vowed action when Raleigh reconvenes in April. The measure extends nondiscrimination protections to sexual orientation and gender identity, marking a flashpoint in the national debate over transgender access in public facilities.
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Charlotte
Tim Moore
Raleigh
The
Kings Mountain
Moore
McCrory
Jennifer Roberts
Mini Crime Spree Hits Gaston County Home Invasion
Police say two masked men used a less than lethal weapon to rob two Gaston County residents. Investigators are probing a home invasion on Old Church Road near Gastonia where two men barged in at about 7 am on December 19, demanded money, and a scuffle followed without injuries.
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Gaston County
Old Church Road
Gastonia
Weather service warns of severe storms and possible tornadoes
North Carolina residents face a forecast of severe weather with a high risk of tornadoes. Gov. Pat McCrory has seven Urban Search and Rescue Teams and seven hazardous materials Regional Response Teams on standby as forecasters warn of 70 mph straight line winds and potential damage on Wednesday.
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Raleigh
National Weather Service
North Carolina
Pat McCrory
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