Public input sought on Gaston area transport plan
The Gaston-Cleveland-Lincoln MPO seeks public input on 29 proposed projects across three counties for 2020 2029. Drop in sessions open in Gaston Shelby and Lincolnton with online map comments and phone options through Friday.
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Gaston County
MPO
U.S. 321
U.S. 74
N.C
Randi Gates
Gates
Redbud Drive
South Fork
South Point
Armstrong Roads
State Department of Transportation
NCDOT
Gaston-Cleveland
James W. Warren Citizens Center
W. Main St
Lincolnton
Gclmpo.org
Gaston-Cleveland-Lincoln
Ranci Gates
P.O. Box
Gastonia
Randig
Cityofgastonia
Grants to fund tourism events in Gaston County run June 30 deadline
Grants for events and programs within a 50 mile radius accept applications until June 30. The Grants Committee will evaluate in July and advise the full board by August 21. Recipients get written notice by August 31. About $70,000 expected next cycle. $61,375 spent this year on diverse events.
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Belmont Abbey College
Gaston County Museum of Art and History
Gaston United Soccer Club
Aenean
N.C. Cooperative Extension
N.C. Golf Coaches Association
N.C. Usssa
Schiele Museum
Eerseen
University of Kentucky and
Auburn University
Gary Koch
The
Tourism Advisory Board
Ful Board
Travel and Tourism
Applegate
Gogaston.org
Cramerton
United States
Florida stylist teaches braiding with community classes
Lisa Kinchen of Zeporah's Braiding and Natural Hair Salon in Gastonia plans June braid classes at 212 W Second Ave starting June 11 at 9 am to educate on proper braiding and natural hair care as she shifts from practicing to teaching due to carpal tunnel. Kinchen opened her shop in 2017 and aims to open a hair school in Gaston County focusing on natural hair health. Demetria Mosley can be reached at 704-869-1817.
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Lisa Kinchen
Florida
Miami
Kinchen
Zeporah
2Nd Ave
Gastonia
Second Ave
Gaston County
Demetria Mosley
Natasha Hoyle
Braiding
West Second Avenue
Mike Hensdill
THE
Gaston Gazette
Grad student recalls culture shock and soccer rise at Stuart W. Cramer
Torres describes six months of feeling out of place after moving to the United States before joining the Stuart W. Cramer soccer team and earning an outstanding GPA. He credits his mom as his greatest influence, led by captaincy of the soccer team, Interact Club, Beta Club and National Honor Society. He plans to attend Gardner-Webb University to study sports management and continue soccer, recalling senior trips to the U S National Whitewater Center and chorus trips to New Orleans. Contact: Eric Wildstein, 704-869-1828.
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U.S
Stuart W. Cramer
Torres
Gaston County
Council
Gardner-Webb University
U.S. National Whitewater Center
New Orleans
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