Location study maps airport proximity benefits for Gaston County
A $230000 study to leverage proximity to Charlotte Douglas International Airport was unveiled at Belmont Abbey College. Commissioned in 2017, the Gaston County CLT Airport Connected Economic Positioning Strategy was funded by Gaston County, Gastonia, the Greater Gaston Development Corp., Belmont, and Mount Holly and completed by MXD Development.
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Gaston County
Charlotte Douglas International Airport
Belmont Abbey College
Gastonia
Greater Gaston Development Corp
Belmont
Mount Holly
MXD Development
Jennie Stultz Declares Write In Campaign for District 109
Jennie Stultz announces a write in campaign for North Carolina District 109. The announcement highlights her intent to seek the seat as an independent write in candidate. Local residents are urged to consider her candidacy and support on voting day.
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Jennie Stultz
N.C
Obituaries From Kings Mountain And Nearby Areas
Obituary notes list Amanda Self 35, Stanley Keith Page 56, Robyn Rimes 62, Frances Pennington 89, Evelene Keeter 88, Danny Hatten 60, Lillian Simpson 74, Sherry Gantt 57, Mavis High 85. Names span Kings Mountain Cherryville Bessemer City Gastonia Statesville area.
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Amanda Self
Stanley Keith Page
Kings Mountain
Robyn Rimes
Stanley Frances Pennington
Evelene Keeter
Bessemer City
Danny Hatten
Gastonia
Lillian Simpson
Cherryville
Sherry Gantt
Mavis High
Statesville
Tree destroys minivan at Gastonia residence
Nina Crosthwait’s family home at 2349 Jefferson Ave in Gastonia faced a dramatic Friday morning when a rain‑soaked tree toppled onto their minivan and house, knocking out power. Crews labored nine hours to free the vehicle as Crosthwait and her three children, plus a babysitter, watched in shock.
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Gastonia
Jefferson Ave
Crosthwait
Crossthwait
Charles Bradley
Billy Marks
Nina Crosthwait
Jefferson Avenue
Mike Hensdill
THE
Gaston Gazette
Eddie Wyatt laid to rest longtime East Gaston coach remembered as tireless leader
Marvin Eddie Wyatt, a longtime East Gaston High cross country and track coach, was laid to rest with Masonic rites and military honors in Gastonia. A veteran who served 35 years in the U.S. military, Wyatt helped his community as a steadfast friend and family man after being among the first American troops in South Vietnam in 1965.
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East Gaston
Marvin “Eddie” Wyatt
South Vietnam
United States
Gaston Memorial Park
Gastonia
Watt
East Gaston High
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