Longtime nonprofit director faces embezzlement probes
Scott Jimison, former Boys & Girls Club of Greater Gaston director, is under police and attorney scrutiny for alleged embezzlement from both the club and Sister Cities Inc. over seven years. Police report details undisclosed sums, while Sister Cities cites a 916 dollar case. Jimison resigned from the club in February and from Sister Cities in May, with auditors brought in to investigate fiscal misconduct.
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What’s left in lockers at Ashbrook High School
Custodian Raymond Priest describes a mass of autumn locker detritus from Ashbrook High, including T shirts, shoes, CDs, iPods, notes, and a surprising amount of clothing. He estimates 25 to 30 bags for Goodwill and crisis centers as lock er cleaning begins.
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Former Gaston County official charged with embezzlement and fraud
Former Gaston County Human Relations director Grant faces fourteen charges, including eleven counts of embezzlement by a public employee and three counts of obtaining property by false pretense. He was released on a $25,000 unsecured bond after being fired Monday from the director role.
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Remembering graduation day memories and advice
A reflection on graduation memories from past students who share tips for current diploma receivers. The piece captures sentiment and guidance from alumni about the milestone and its lasting impact.
Nation and Word Senator Punches Colleague in Senate
Tensions in the Alabama Senate boiled over as a Republican lawmaker punched a Democratic colleague in the head before aides separated them. The incident highlighted a heated session and escalated political divisions within the chamber.
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Hansel & Gretel's changes mix with Union Road project
Erin Erie area notes report Mark Spillane of The Erie Companies plans a 60 000 square foot Name the Development contest after Union Road approval while Hansel & Gretel's Playhouse under new owners Scott and Jennifer Armstrong undergoes changes. The Graduate departs Akers Center prompting questions about the reason. The U.S. House approves federal recognition for Lumbee Indians of North Carolina, boosting their bid for tribal recognition.
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Faithful Praise for Gospel Writer Jack Kimbro
Gazette gospel music writer Jack Kimbro and The Songsters will be honored at a special singing on Friday. For over five decades he has used his voice to share hope and heaven, and for about ten years his weekly column has spread the gospel. Page 10.
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