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101-year-old WWII vet the last man standing in Gaston County heroes club
GASTONIA, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – At Brookdale Robinwood assisted living in Gastonia, we had an appointment with a World War II veteran. “Mr. Arrowood, they’re here to do the interview, okay?” a Brookdale employee said to resident Henry Arrowood. The 101-year-old served in the U.S. Army, with the 76th Infantry Division. “You saw a lot […]
Gaston County Schools to introduce new dropout prevention program
Gaston County Schools recently approved a motion to introduce a dropout prevention program in the coming school year. The Flexible Learning Environment for Excellence or FLEX program is designed to keep students enrolled who might be facing life challenges, according to the district’s Assistant Superintendent of Student Support Services Rebekka Powers.
Gaston Low-Cost Spay and Neuter to expand veterinary clinic
The Animal League of Gaston County plans to expand Gaston Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Clinic into a full-service veterinary hospital, renovating the top floor of the clinic in a massive construction project that is expected to cost $1 million. The expanded clinic will include an X-ray machine, exam rooms, a...
Wild Weekend in Tega Cay: Black Bear Sightings and a Daring Fawn Rescue
Tega Cay experienced an unexpected wildlife extravaganza over the weekend, captivating residents and sparking a flurry of activity on social media. Numerous residents took to Facebook to share videos and pictures of an unexpected visitor—a black bear wandering through the city. The bear, seemingly unperturbed by its urban surroundings, was spotted in various neighborhoods, causing a mix of excitement and concern among locals.
New super says he’s prepared and eager to take the reins at FCSD
WINNSBORO – Fairfield County School District’s new superintendent, Dr. Tony Hemingway, says he believes in and is passionate about outcomes for students. His record of success in producing high-performing outcomes for students during his 25-year career in the Clover school district is a testament to that belief. After...
York County residents pushing back against plans for herbicide use by Duke Energy
YORK COUNTY, S.C. — Bill White and his wife Alice spend a lot of time with nature. "It's our quiet time and our piece of heaven," he said. White says the greenery unlocks a portal to their inner peace, and sometimes small memories that cover large parts of their hearts.
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