Some Gastonia residents were warned about the dangers of trespassing on railroad tracks during a community safety outreach operation aimed at preventing train injuries and fatalities. On May 22-23, Gastonia Police Department (GPD) Community Coordinators, […]
Memorial Day weekend means the reopening of the City of Gastonia’s swimming pools. The Erwin and Lineberger Pools will open for the season at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 25. City pools will be open […]
Five Gastonia Police officers were awarded Lifesaving medals during the Gastonia Police Department Awards Reception held May 9 at the Loray Mill Event Hall. About 40 other officers, civilian employees and volunteers were also recognized […]
The Schiele Museum in Gastonia is hosting its annual Bug Day event on Saturday, May 18 from 10 a.m. -4 p.m. This year, visitors will get an up-close look into the world of insects, spiders […]
The City of Gastonia is conducting a citywide inventory of all trees at City facilities and in City parks and rights of ways. The City’s first tree inventory was done 15 years ago and has […]
The Gastonia Fire Department held a promotional ceremony for the following firefighters on May 8 at Fire Station No. 1 on North Myrtle School Road: Capt. Matt Young to the rank of Battalion Chief – […]
Gastonia drivers can easily find out whether a section of a City street is on the priority list for resurfacing. A new web-based map uses color coding in seven shades from green to red to […]
The Gastonia City Council held a public hearing last night on the City’s proposed 2019-2020 budget. The proposal would decrease the City’s tax rate from 53 cents per $100 valuation of assessed property to 52 […]
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