What weighs as much as 195 cars? Or 74 adult elephants? Or 820 grand pianos? The 369 tons of trash hauled away last week by City of Gastonia Solid Waste crews during the five days […]
Two Gastonia Police Detectives – Adam Wilson and Heather Houser – have been selected for recognition in a prestigious national awards program, and will represent North Carolina when they receive their award in May. Since […]
When Chuck Dellinger enrolled in college, his top two choices for a major were forestry and recreation. One of his eighth grade teachers was not impressed with either option and told Dellinger he should be a […]
City of Gastonia offices will be closed Friday, March 30 for the Easter holiday. City Transit will operate on a Saturday schedule on both Friday, March 30 and Saturday, March 31. There will be no […]
The City is taking another step ahead on the FUSE project. City officials have authorized, DFI, the development consultants assisting on the project, to send out requests for proposals for the first component of the […]
Drinking water from Two Rivers Utilities continues to meet or exceed health, safety and quality standards set by state and federal agencies in all categories. The annual Drinking Water Quality Report for Two Rivers Utilities […]
Get outside to enjoy the first of spring! Meet a variety of cute and cuddly barnyard animal babies and explore days gone by in the Catawba Indian Village and 18th-Century Backcountry Farm. Go panning for […]
Gastonia Police Department’s Special Olympics Committee will host an Easter Egg Drop at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 31 at First Assembly of God, 777 S. Myrtle School Road, Gastonia. Admission costs $3 per child, and […]
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