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Gastonia now accepting applicants for Municipal Government Citizens Academy
If you have wondered how the City of Gastonia government works, you’re encouraged to apply for the 2019 Gastonia Municipal Government Citizens Academy. It’s an 11-week course that provides an in-depth view of all City […]
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First Wellness report: high engagement and good progress
Gastonia City Council heard a strong report about the City’s new Wellness program for employees during the Aug. 7 City Council meeting. “We have a strong wellness committee guiding a lot of the programs, activities […]
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Changes affecting your utility bill
Effective July 1, 2018, the City of Gastonia changed several of its fees. You may notice those changes in your monthly City utility bill. The fee changes were included in the City’s annual budget which […]
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Citizens Academy gives residents new insights into municipal government
If you think local government is uninteresting, you’ll get a different perspective from any of the 14 people who recently graduated from the Gastonia Municipal Citizens Academy. They were recently recognized by the City Council […]
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‘End the stigma: A mental health town hall meeting’ to be held June 7 at New Hope Baptist Church
“End the stigma: A mental health town hall meeting” will be held from 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Thursday, June 7 at New Hope Baptist Church, 2024 Redbud Drive, Gastonia. Gastonia City Councilman Robert Kellogg […]
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No property tax rate increase in proposed City budget
City Manager Michael Peoples presented the City of Gastonia’s proposed 2018-2019 budget to the City Council during a recent public hearing. The $236.9 million dollar budget is about 2 percent higher than the City’s $232.2 […]