Senate GOP plans health bill overhaul of Obama law
Senate Republicans prepared to unveil a plan to dismantle the Obama health care statute. It would cut Medicaid, end penalties for without coverage, and limit tax increases tied to expansion while retaining subsidies and shifting credits to aid lower earners. McConnell aimed to move the measure through the Senate next week amid GOP concerns and a push for Trump approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barack Obama
Congressional
Donald Trump
Congressional Budget Office
Senate Majority
Mitch McConnell
McConnell
Thearty
U.S
Trump
House
Potter's House of Gastonia celebrates 20 years of recovery work
Crowley details her year in the program at The Gastonia's Potters House a 20th anniversary milestone. The nonprofit founded by Cindy Marshall has helped more than 18 000 women and their families since 1997 offering counseling parenting Bible study and recovery services. Marshall a former heroin addict built the facility with Pastor Jack Ford and Nelson Hope. The center now spans four buildings with plans for on site apartments and a live in program for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Rank Church of God
God
Gastonia
Potters House
Cindy Marshall
Marshall
Gaston County
Boone
Gaston
Jack Ford
Ranlo Church of God
Nelson Hope
Panthers sign local product Bigger to rookie deal
East Carolina linebacker Bigger, an Ashbrook standout and three time All American Athletic Conference selection, signed with the hometown Panthers after going undrafted in 2016. He joined the team for rookie minicamp aspires to earn a 53 man roster spot, backed by his family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carolina University
Bigger
Ashbrook
Panthers
East Carolina
NFL
All-Gazette
East Bridgeman
Cathy Barrino
Fred Bigger
Anthony Adams
Downtown Gastonia art bank project sparks council vote
Council members debated two redevelopment proposals for the former bank building in Gastonia. Dewey Anderson of Blackpine Development urged a $6.5 million residential and art studio plan with 40 market rate apartments and 8 art studios, while Cox and Morasso pushed an arts driven mix of galleries, studios and dining to boost downtown foot traffic. Council voted with limited backing for the Anderson plan and discussed financing and long term loans as the process moves toward an economic development agreement with CNB 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Ash Smith
CNB
Smith
Anderson
Cox
Pat Williams
W. Main Ave
Bank
Arts On Main
Ike Henson
the Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Katrina Miller
Burmill Road
Mike Henspill
THE
Gaston Gazette
Michael Barrett
Twitter
GazetteMike
Gaston County Art
Pierceau
Cox and Morasso
Ther
Ata
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!