GO Month highlights Gaston County downtown businesses
The Gaston Outside GO Month celebrates Gaston County’s thriving downtowns and diverse firms from Mann-Hummel Filtration Technology to Parkdale Inc. The Gaston Regional Chamber and Montcross Area Chamber, with the Greater Gaston Development Corporation, showcase local discounts, innovation hubs like GIGworks, and a slate of foreign firms across 11 countries, as they honor leaders at the Salute to Business and Manufacturing event.
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Gaston
Gaston County
Gastonia
the Gazette
GastonOutside.com
Our County
Mann-Hummel
Wikx
American & Efird
Parkdale Inc
Pharr Yarns
Wilbert Plastic Services Inc
Belmont
Economic Development Commission
Gaston Regional Chamber of Commerce
Montcross Area
Publisher and executive editor named in regional staff note
G3 Gaston tte Publisher and C. Talley Regional Executive Editor Michael Smith are listed in a regional staff note detailing newspaper leadership roles and the editorial team.
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Y C. Talley
Michael Smith
Gotcha politics and the mind that changes course
This editorial argues changing positions signals learning, not weakness, citing Gunn flip flops and debates. It contrasts modern calls for unwavering stance with past leaders like Lincoln Wilson FDR who altered policies. It urges tolerance for evolving views and casts gotcha questioning as damaging to governance.
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Alamance County
Rick Gunn
Vale
Gunn
NCAA
ACE
Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton
New York Times
Bernie Sanders
Trump
Clinton
Iraq
Abraham Lincoln
Africa
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Europe
Congress
Gaston County toll road plan stirs council debate
Gaston County commissioners debate returning a controversial toll road route to the tax map. Residents and officials cite jobs, cross-county access, and bridge upgrades as key factors while critics warn tolls will drive people away and favor insiders.
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Gaston
Gaston County
Charlotte
Karah Morgan
First Amendment text summary clause and protections
The passage states Congress shall not establish a religion nor prohibit free exercise. It also shields freedom of speech and press and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances. It enshrines core civil liberties and limits on government power.
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Congress
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