Downtown Gastonia's revival vs the homeless question
Downtown Gastonia faces a debate over whether the growing homeless population hampers revival efforts in the historic business district. Officials and business owners discuss impacts on shopping and dining as they weigh public sentiment and humane policy in the quest for a long overdue renaissance.
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Church hosts holistic health seminar on mental wellness
Tabernacle Baptist Church in Gastonia will hold a day long Healthy Living Seminar from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday June 30 co sponsored by Kappa Alpha Psi. Pastor Karen Creech notes the event aims to reduce stigma around mental illness and promote integrated care with physical and emotional health.
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St John’s Church Hosts Flea Market Benefit
A local church event at St John’s aims to raise funds with a flea market and music program. Volunteers and organizers encourage community participation to support church programs and local groups.
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Obituaries in brief from North Carolina papers
Obituary notices list numerous local residents with ages including Chatman Seller 104 of Kings Mountain Marie Mauldin 72 of Gastonia Gregg MacLaren 50 of Belmont Jerry Layer 79 of Lowell Jeanette Formica 85 of Deveron Helgeson 86 of Grover Grace Bisanar 80 of Iron Station Terry Watts 66 of Clover Madge Lane 84 of Shelby Barbara Varalli 70 of Kings Mountain Kenneth Tallent 68 of Bessemer City Alene Ramseur 87 Betty Hudson 81.
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