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High test scores, top education doesn’t guarantee success but character does

Driving in southern California recently, listening to talk radio, I heard a commercial for a Christian private school. The spokesperson went on and on about their very high test scores, the very high...

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Wildlife group offers day of activities for children

Introduce your kids to nature this weekend. The fifth annual Gaston County Piedmont Area Wildlife Stewards (PAWS) Youth Day will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Wood Duck Farm, 1687...

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Monday's local sports roundup: Ashbrook-South Point advance football tickets...

Advance tickets Fans planning to attend Ashbrook’s home football game against South Point on Friday can buy tickets in advance. The tickets are available for $5 each at the front office of each...

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Bigger, Falls, ECU eager to move beyond UNC disappoint and pursue another...

CHAPEL HILL – Any East Carolina football fan or player always targets games with an in-state rivals like North Carolina. But as recent Pirates’ teams have shown, ECU has bounced back from a loss like...

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Varner qualifies for Chiquita Classic

On Monday, Harold Varner III qualified for this Thursday’s Chiquita Classic. Gastonia’s Varner, a former ECU standout, who turned pro this summer, finished in a three-way tie for fifth on Monday at...

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LETTER: When did sanitation regulations change?

I worked in a pastry shop for a long time. Everybody who worked with food was required to wear a hair net. When was this stopped? You see people serving food with long hair hanging down. Linda...

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LETTER: Country is divided under current president

First off, I just want to thank Mr. Stalcup for the superb article that he wrote. He was right on target with everything. It is time for all of God’s people to get up off our lazy behinds and get out...

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EDITORIAL: Enforce Hatch Act or remove it from books

When Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius deliberately politicked for her boss, President Barack Obama, and the North Carolina Democratic candidate for governor, Walter Dalton, she did...

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Daily political Cartoon 9-25-12

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COLUMN: To do good or do better

RALEIGH — There are at least as many different ways to explain the origins of political disagreement as there are political commentators. I, for one, think that such factors as cultural traditions,...

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10 things you need to know Tuesday

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today (times in EDT): 1. OBAMA TO STEP ON WORLD STAGE The president speaks at the U.N. General Assembly...

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Prison officials warn to steer clear of escaped killer

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — There was no sign of a convicted killer two days after he walked away from his tractor outside a prison farm in rural North Carolina. Officers were still searching for James J....

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Hickory pastor accused of child sex abuse

NEWTON, N.C. — A Hickory church pastor is in jail accused of sexually abusing a child. Officers said that Bradley Moss is a pastor at Victory Empowerment Center International church.Newton police said...

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Child abduction: NC issues Amber Alert

Police are searching for a missing 12-year-old girl who is believed to be in the company of a 38-year-old man. Carteret County Sheriff Office is searching for Abigale Faith Lefevers. Police describe...

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Police: Man drove impaired with child

A woman alerted police to a man who was drinking alcohol when he picked up a child at the end of a school day last week, according to Shelby Police.  David Paul Marsh, 43, picked up a child from Shelby...

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Daily calls for service - 9/25/12

Daily Calls for Service Blotter Calls Created From: 9/24/12 7:00 am To: 9/25/12 7:00 am See the ""Agency Code Legend"" at the end of this report for a list of agencies included in this report and the...

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What brought the police to your neighborhood? 9/25/12

Daily Crime Blotter - List of Police Reports Taken by the City of Gastonia & the Gaston County Police Departments Cases Entered From: 9/24/12 7:00 am To: 9/25/12 7:00 am Print Date: 9/25/12 Anyone...

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UNC: Roy Williams' kidney tumor is benign

North Carolina says Roy Williams’ surgically removed kidney tumor was not cancerous. In a statement Tuesday, the school says tests have determined it is a benign growth that is often indistinguishable...

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Who got arrested? 9/25/12

Daily Arrest Blotter - List of Arrests Made by the Gastonia Police Department, Gaston County Police Department & Gaston County Sheriff's Office Arrests Which Occurred From: 9/23/12 12:00 am To:...

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Local cloggers get nation TV spotlight

A clogging couple from Bessemer City and their dance students will appear on television tonight in a one-hour special that could lead to another TV gig. Chip and Misty Harrison, owners of Southern...

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Mob brings money to local businesses

Spend money locally and everyone’s better off. That’s the idea behind the Gaston Regional Chamber’s Cash Mob today at Jolie boutique in Belmont and Mount Holly. It’s the latest such event sponsored by...

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Panthers star lends hands to put shoes on children's feet

Kamron Craig-Glenn and Connor Hart sat in folding chairs across from two Samaritan’s Feet volunteers. Click here for more photos Volunteer Mark Wingate sat across from Hart. Kevin Kellough, pastor at...

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Country, city club on the auction block; Bank merger meeting

The latest deal to go down on the Cramer Mountain Country Club’s golf course could be a foreclosure sale, scheduled for Wednesday. Gastonia’s City Club is also scheduled for foreclosure sale this...

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Duke scraps paper playbooks for iPads

DURHAM (AP) — Duke men's and women's basketball teams are trading in their paper playbooks for iPads. The school says it's the nation's first college basketball program to use the Apple gadgets for...

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Male vocal group set to perform free concert

A male vocal group is set to perform American music hits from the past century spanning a variety of genres at a free concert in Gastonia. Simple Folk will play in the auditorium of the Gaston County...

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