Talley Named Publisher at Gaston Gazette
Lucy C. Talley is appointed publisher of The Gaston Gazette with Michael Smith continuing as regional executive editor. The leadership shuffle places Talley at the helm of the newspaper, guiding editorial direction and community coverage. The changes reflect ongoing newsroom realignments in the region.
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Why gun violence seems worse now than in the past
The essay argues gun access was greater and policing weaker in earlier eras, yet violence was lower. It questions the premise that guns alone drive mayhem, noting rising assaults on teachers in 2010s cities, and accuses advocates of an anti gun agenda while praising personal responsibility and historical context.
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Thought For Today by Ronald Reagan Letter Policy Note
A Gazette notice outlines letter guidelines citing Ronald Reagan quote and rules for submissions. It requests writer name address and daytime phone, limits to 300 words, allows edits, and restricts poetry form letters petitions or complaints. Mail P O Box 1538 Gastonia NC 28053 and email kellis gastongazette com for editor Kevin Ellis.
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Supreme Court ruling on Colorado cake case yields narrow guidance
The Supreme Court ruled for a Colorado baker who refused a wedding cake for a gay couple but found the Colorado Civil Rights Commission hostile to his religious beliefs. Justice Kennedy wrote that neutral consideration was lacking, while Justices Ginsburg and Sotomayor dissented. The decision leaves lower courts with little clear guidance on balancing religious liberty and anti discrimination laws.
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Trump shifts tone on North Korea ahead of Singapore meeting
After canceling a summit with Kim Jong Un, President Trump says the June 12 talks will proceed as a “get to know you” process. Experts warn denuclearization won’t occur quickly and urge clear interim goals, inspections, and milestones to avoid past concessions.
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