Habitat Habitat merger aims to expand housing work in Gaston
Habitat Charlotte Region and Habitat Gaston County announce a merger to boost resources and expand programs in Gaston County. Patrick Mumford, chair of Habitat Gaston County, says the union will enable more home construction, a home repair program, and a financial literacy initiative aligned with Charlotte Region's efforts. The move follows leadership changes in 2023 and aims to sharpen the affiliate’s housing impact across the county.
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Charlotte Restaurant Week returns in Queen City dining scene
The Queen's Feast Restaurant Week runs July 19 to 28 with fixed price menus from 30 to 50 dollars. Gaston County participants include Barrister's at The Esquire Hotel in Gastonia and Old Stone Steakhouse in Belmont, with extended options in Pineville Hickory and Cornelius. Reservations advised and coupons not accepted at some venues.
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Gaston tea truck expands to Belmont location
BoCha Bubble Tea owner Khushbu Patel announces expansion from Gaston County into Belmont at the Imperial Lofts on 202 S. Main St. The food truck will stay open noon to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday with an expanded menu including bubble waffles as plans move forward.
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