Ironmen exemplify teamwork in Cherryville state title win
Editorial lauds Cherryville Ironmen for 2024 state baseball championship ending an eight year drought. Highlights the school’s century long winning legacy and the teamwork of players, coaches, mentors, and community. quotes Coach Heavner praising his staff and the collective effort.
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Downtown Gastonia Tequila's closing sparks mixed downtown response
Residents react to Tequila's downtown Gastonia closure and plans to reinvent the business. Patrons praise the Montes family and express support for a new Mexican menu, while others worry about pace, name retention, and the impact on local dining variety. Advisors note Freightliner layoffs in nearby Mount Holly.
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Kimberley Reid Hallas
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Online poll results for local elections and Jonas Brother question
Online poll shows Patrick McHenry leading the 10th District contest with 56 percent, Jeff Baker 10 percent, Jeff Gregory 14 percent, Albert Wiley 4 percent, and Andy Millard 16 percent. The post also asks readers to vote on who is their favorite Jonas Brother, with options Kevin Nick and an unclear entry Cast your vote online at
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Clinton versus Trump in a foreign policy judgment
Commentary argues Hillary Clinton is steadier and more knowledgeable on global affairs than Donald Trump, who is described as reckless and uninformed. The piece contrasts their records, warns of Trump’s dangerous impulses, and cites Nixon-era parallels as cautions for a leader who could trigger wider conflict.
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Medicare payment cuts threaten access for rheumatic patients
A local rheumatologist warns that CMS proposed changes to Medicare Part B could impose mandatory payment model tests and further cuts. Biologics are costly and often non interchangeable, risking reduced access and safety as patients may be forced to less suitable settings or go without necessary therapies. Rheumatologists seek reforms to lower biologic prices while preserving access for arthritis lupus and other rheumatic diseases.
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