Gazette Lucy C Talley Publisher Michael Smith
A local publication announces Lucy C Talley as publisher and Michael Smith as regional executive editor in a brief editorial note. The changes underscore leadership continuity at the Gazette.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2018
Page
5
A local publication announces Lucy C Talley as publisher and Michael Smith as regional executive editor in a brief editorial note. The changes underscore leadership continuity at the Gazette.
Council member Robert J. Kellogg of Ward 1 notes the Budget Inn closure was prepared for over 18 months and urges compassion for displaced residents. He argues the owner could have sought help earlier, emphasizes the need for multi agency cooperation to find stable housing, and condemns the site as unsafe while inviting community support for revitalizing the neighborhood.
A French dramatist Pierre Corneille born 1606 died 1684 is cited with the saying to win without risk is to triumph without glory. The line reflects classical views on courage and achievement.
The Gaston Gazette outlines letter submission rules including required writer details such as name address and daytime phone. It notes preferred length under 300 words, a maximum of one letter published every 15 days, and excludes poetry form letters petitions and consumer complaints. Mail and email contact are provided for submissions.
Henry M Rybczyk recalls the extended eligibility shift that let him join an Honor Flight from Charlotte to Washington. He details meeting his guardian Sandy Scott, the day’s logistics, police escort, and stops at World War II, Korean, and Vietnam memorials plus Arlington and Iwo Jima sites, letters from students, and a moving homecoming with family.
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