The City of Gastonia officially unveiled the Bradley Station Dog Park during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 27. The park is located near Downtown on North Oakland Street, about a block north of Main Avenue. […]
This page was last updated on March 23, 2021. The City of Gastonia is complying with the State of North Carolina’s orders that are intended to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. The state […]
The City of Gastonia and T. Jeffers Community Center have been awarded a grant for $9,700 from the North Carolina YMCA Alliance to provide temporary remote learning support for working families in our community. The […]
Local artists are transforming the basketball court at Gastonia’s Erwin Park into a mural to honor the Black Lives Matter movement. The 114 x 50-foot basketball court will feature the words “Black Lives Matter” in […]
Although the coronavirus forced Gastonia’s community centers to close to the public starting in March, the facilities have not been quiet recently. The City is making the most of the downtime by renovating five Parks […]
This page was updated March 5, 2021 Under North Carolina’s phased reopening of public facilities, some elements of City of Gastonia Parks have reopened. Drinking fountains remain closed. Please bring your own water. All Parks […]
This page updated Nov. 10, 2020. The City of Gastonia is continuing its efforts to respond to the spread of coronavirus and to help protect the public and its employees. That action includes complying with […]
This page updated Sept. 10, 2020. In response to guidelines for social events set by Gaston County officials related to the COVID-19 outbreak, the City of Gastonia has canceled or postponed all City-sponsored events and […]
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