The Belmont City Council passed a moratorium on development in the South Point area. Problems include sewer capacity issues with the Morgan's Branch Pump...

Muddy River Distillery during Hurricane Helene

Gaston Alive - October 1, 2024

Muddy River Distillery is muddy! Muddy River Distillery in Mount Holly is surrounded by water on three sides. On Friday, because of Hurricane Helene, water...

Mount Holly getting two new fire trucks

Gaston Alive - September 25, 2024

We are pumped to announce that the construction of our two brand-new Pierce Fire Engines is well underway for the Mount Holly Fire Department!...

Hunter Huss to Begin Offering Cosmetology Program

Gaston Alive - August 15, 2024

Gaston County Schools will begin offering a cosmetology program at Hunter Huss High School as part of Gaston County Schools' Career and Technical Education...

Gastonia Conn’s and Badcock Home Furnishings Are Closing

Gaston Alive - August 13, 2024

Conn's Home Plus is closing all stores after filing for bankruptcy in July. This includes the Gastonia store. Badcock Home Furnishings, owned by Conn's,...

Virtual Walking Tour of Downtown Being Developed

Gaston Alive - August 8, 2024

Tom Hauer is working with Keep Gastonia Beautiful, Inc., to develop an online walking tour of Downtown Gastonia. This is one of the first photos...

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Allen Steam Station to be decommissioned

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County eliminating Community Service Support Division, saving $1.5 million