Gastonia Times

COUNTY OF GASTON: Clear the Shelter Event

By Press release submission | Sep 18, 2021

Gaston County Police Animal Care and Enforcement would like to invite the community to our Clear the Shelter event on Saturday, September 18, 2021 from 11am to 2pm.

CITY OF BESSEMER: Employment Opportunities Now Available

By Press release submission | Sep 18, 2021

Check out employment opportunities with the City of Bessemer City!

CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN: Pickin' at the Park Sept. 23

By Press release submission | Sep 18, 2021

Thursday nights in Downtown Kings Mountain will sound much sweeter this fall as the City of Kings Mountain and the Cleveland County Music Hall of Fame partner to host Pickin’ at the Park.

MOUNT HOLLY POLICE DEPARTMENT: Engraved Brick Deadline Extended To 9/30!

By Press release submission | Sep 18, 2021

Help us spread the word about our Circle Roundup effort to sell out the bricks in this circle of the Memorial Plaza!!

CITY OF LOWELL: Trucks in the Park Postponed

By Press release submission | Sep 18, 2021

Due to the projected weather forecast for this afternoon, we are postponing Trucks in the Park to a new date.

CITY OF MOUNT HOLLY: Early Voting Will Be Held at Gaston County Board of Elections Office

By Press release submission | Sep 18, 2021

Mount Holly is not an early voting site this year.

TOWN OF RANLO: Notice Of A Special Meeting Of The Board Of Commissioners

By Press release submission | Sep 18, 2021

The Ranlo Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting at 6:00 pm on Thursday, September 23rd 2021.

Census Bureau: More women than men in Belmont in 2020

By Gastonia Times | Sep 15, 2021

Of the 12,292 people living in Belmont in 2020, 55 percent (6,764) were women and 45 percent (5,528) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the Gastonia Times.

Census Bureau: More women than men in Bessemer in 2020

By Gastonia Times | Sep 14, 2021

Of the 5,536 people living in Bessemer in 2020, 54.2 percent (3,003) were women and 45.8 percent (2,533) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the Gastonia Times.

Census Bureau: More women than men in Cherryville in 2020

By Gastonia Times | Sep 13, 2021

Of the 6,018 people living in Cherryville in 2020, 52.1 percent (3,138) were women and 47.9 percent (2,880) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the Gastonia Times.

Number of teachers pledging to teach Critical Race Theory in Gastonia stagnates at one in week ending Sep. 11

By Gastonia Times | Sep 13, 2021

There were no new teachers in Gastonia who signed the pledge in week ending Sep. 11, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.

Census Bureau: More men than women in Cramerton in 2020

By Gastonia Times | Sep 12, 2021

Of the 4,417 people living in Cramerton in 2020, 49.2 percent (2,172) were women and 50.8 percent (2,245) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the Gastonia Times.

No new teachers in Belmont sign pledge in week ending Sep. 11 to teach Critical Race Theory

By Gastonia Times | Sep 12, 2021

There were no new teachers in Belmont who signed the pledge in week ending Sep. 11, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.

Census Bureau: More women than men in Dallas in 2020

By Gastonia Times | Sep 11, 2021

Of the 4,744 people living in Dallas in 2020, 53.5 percent (2,537) were women and 46.5 percent (2,207) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the Gastonia Times.

CITY OF LOWELL: Trucks in the Park

By Press release submission | Sep 11, 2021

Free family event to give kids the opportunity to touch and explore different type of vehicles! CaroMont Health is a proud sponsor of Trucks in the Park!

Census Bureau: More men than women in Dellview in 2020

By Gastonia Times | Sep 10, 2021

Of the 25 people living in Dellview in 2020, 100 percent (25) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the Gastonia Times.

CITY OF BELMONT: City Council Approved Multiple Resolutions

By Press release submission | Sep 10, 2021

The city council approved multiple resolutions opposing proposed legislation in the N.C. House and Senate that would further reduce local governing authority.