Man accused of beating woman over tax returns
A Lincolnton man Johnny Ray Izard Jr. 23 was charged with misdemeanor assault inflicting serious injury and assault in the presence of a minor after beating a woman in front of their two children. The incident occurred early Saturday near Goldrock Trail. The woman sought hospital care for multiple injuries. He remains jailed without bond.
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Carolinas HealthCare System
Lincoln
Johnny Ray Izard Jr
Goldrock Trail
Lincolnton
Izard
Lee Avenue
Diane Turbyfill
Classifieds and notices from Volume 137 issue 61
A list of names with ages and towns appears in the classifieds section along with references to Lottery pages D5-D10, Crossword on D2, Police Reports on D6, and Business-AG coverage in Volume 137, Issue 61. Additional entries include multiple residents from Gastonia Shelby Clover Lincolnton Bessemer City York and Cherryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Jaynes
Gastonia
Michael Gilsdorf
Denver
Thelma McDaniel
Shelby Linda Stevens
Holly Doris Bagwell
Bessemer City
Ervin Hawkins Sr
Anita Tellier
Clover
Shelby Sylvia Harwood
Cherryville
Joyce DeLorenzo
Lincolnton
Billy Maulden Sr
Fred Lingerfeldt
York, S.C
William Queen Sr
Man seeks aid as city plans to demolish damaged home
Ace Beam, a 70 year old Marine veteran, battles mood disorder, anxiety, pneumonia and heart issues after a fire damaged his home at 416 E. Park Ave. Gas tonia City Council voted to demolish the unsafe dwelling and bill Beam, who lacks homeowners insurance, for the work. He may pursue legal help but fears costs while hoping for fast assistance to salvage his property.
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Ace Beam
East Park Avenue
Beam
Gastonia
Mike Hensdill
the Gazette
Man
Marine Corps
E. Park Ave
Gastonia records five year total of condemned homes
The city of Gastonia reports the number of dilapidated or damaged homes condemned and demolished over the past five years. This totals several dozen properties reflecting ongoing code enforcement and housing upkeep efforts in the city.
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City of
Gastonia
Connect NC Bond Aims to Fund County Projects
Gaston voters weigh a $2 billion Connect NC bond with Gaston College set to receive about 5.9 million and Crowders Mountain State Park 750000. Gaston College plans a 4 million vet technician building to expand a program with 70 students. the park seeks more parking amid rising weekend visits. March 15 vote follows debates from Gaston lawmakers Hastings and Bumgardner.
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Gaston County
Gaston College
Crowders Mountain State Park
Pat Skinner
Skinner
Crowders Mountain
North Carolina
Roman Cook
Four-Hour Standoff Ends Peacefully in Gaston County
A man armed with a rifle surrendered around 10:30 a.m. Monday on Scott Drive after a four hour neighborhood lockdown in southern Gaston County. No injuries were reported and charges are not expected. Police and SWAT teams were on scene after a psychiatric call at 6:35 a.m. Scott Drive lies near Patrick and Union Roads.
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Astandoff
Gaston County
Scott Drive
Patrick
Union Roads
Gatewood Drive
Gems
Protests loom as UNC appoints Margaret Spellings leader
Activists backed by a major union prepare to greet Margaret Spellings as she becomes head of the UNC system. A Chapel Hill walkout and rally are planned on Tuesday to oppose her arrival, part of ongoing demonstrations since her October selection by the 17 campus Board of Governors. SEIU backed Faculty Forward Network provides funding and staffing support.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Margaret Spellings
Public University System
Chapel Hill
George W. Bush
Faculty Forward Network
Service Employees International Union
SEIU
Malini Cadambi Daniel
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Brandon Octavius Butler
Windwood Drive
Butler
Lauren Baheri
Gaston
House
Kelly Hastings
Dana Bumgardner
Bumgardner
Cleveland
Higher Education
UNC
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