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Old Gaston County Jail could become museum archives
Iron bars still cover the windows of the former Gaston County Jail, which stands adjacent to Courthouse Square in Dallas, but the empty building hasn't housed prisoners in more than a century.
Struggling to survive Pillowtex's collapse
Max and Linda Bowlin, both 62, had a combined 76 years of employment at textile giant Pillowtex when it shut down five years ago.
Virginia Whitney awarded scholarship from club
Virginia Whitney, a 2008 graduate of North Gaston High, recently received the Miss Alena Rhyne Scholarship Award from the Dallas Woman's Club.
Bolding sisters tell story of county's textile heritage
Too hard of work for too little pay, she told her children. She knew what she spoke about from experience.
NASCAR legend comes home to Dallas
NASCAR was good to him, Michael "Fatback" McSwain told The Gazette recently, but he tired of being constantly on the road.
Talk of killing with 'guns, knives, antifreeze and black widows' lands man in jail without bond
A Gaston County magistrate wrote that a Dallas man's conversation in front of her was too much for her to feel comfortable in letting him out on bond.
Woman facing both alcohol, drug charges
A woman in jail facing alcohol-related charges added possessing drugs while in jail premises Sunday.
Dallas man accused of taking part in Old Testament-style stoning of wife
A Dallas father, whose household once included two moms and 12 children, has been indicted in Caldwell County on new charges, including allegations that he forced his children to take part in the Old ...
Dallas man accused of taking part in Old Testament-style stoning of wife
A Dallas father, whose household once included two moms and 12 children, has been indicted in Caldwell County on new charges, including allegations that he forced his children to take part in the Old ...
The Highway Patrol is investigating this wreck that occurred on Colt Thornburg Road, just outside of Dallas.
Three people were arrested on Wednesday for allegedly possessing drugs and paraphernalia.
A man police accused of escaping from prison in April faces charges related to that alleged escape.
Dangerous stretches of road abound in Gaston County
Vehicular chaos, sometimes ending in tragedy, has long been a hallmark of the intersection of U.S. 321 and Robinson Road.
Hope Lutheran School closing its doors for good
Children won't roam the halls of Hope Lutheran School once summer camps end in mid-August. "Unfortunately we were just not able to get enough students," said Mike McMahan, chairman of the board of trustees of ...
Police say pizza deliveryman pepper sprayed, robbed
Gaston County Police arrested two men they say used pepper spray to rob a pizza deliveryman.
Congressman Patrick McHenry's staff to hold office hours in Cherryville
U.S. Rep. Patrick McHenry's staff will hold office hours from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, July 24, at the Cherryville Fire Department, 411 E. Church St.
Selling Gaston County: Find out what property sold for $5.6 million
Real estate transactions represent transfer of real property recorded with the Gaston County Register of Deeds.
Where: Gaston County Museum, 131 W. Main St., Dallas, on the back lawn. Features: Australian guitarist Geoff Achison, recently voted one of the 10 best new guitarists by Guitar Player magazine.
Woman made three purchases on stolen credit card, police say
Police say a Dallas woman stole a man's credit card and charged $215 in purchases from three Gastonia food stores on the same day.
This is a "heads up" regarding a program that is being earmarked for seniors ages 55 and older, called "Eat Smart, Move More." This eight-week program will provide older adults with a variety of helpful tips ...