Gaston Gazette

The Gaston Gazette is a daily publication located in Gastonia, North Carolina. Originally owned by Freedom Communications, the newspaper changed hands in 2012 when Freedom sold its newspapers in Florida and North Carolina to Halifax Media Group. In 2015, Halifax Media Group was purchased by New Media Investment Group, which later merged and became part of Gannett in 2019.

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What will NC State basketball's roster look like in 2025-26 season under Will Wade?

6 days ago | gastongazette.com | Rodd Baxley |Fayetteville Observer

Show Caption Hide Caption Will Wade discusses NC State basketball in opening press conferenceWill Wade was introduced as the N.C. State men's basketball coach Tuesday at Reynolds Coliseum. Here's the question-and-answer portion of the press conference. N.C. State basketball is beginning a new era under first-year coach Will Wade, who arrives in Raleigh ready to get the Wolfpack back at the top of the ACC.
'She's such a blessing to so many': Family asks for prayers after child injured in shooting

1 week ago | gastongazette.com | Kara Fohner

A 10-year-old girl, Isla Blu Keener, was critically injured in an accidental shooting at her home near Crouse, North Carolina. The shooting involved another child, and Keener suffered collapsed lungs and fractured vertebrae. She was transported to Levine Children's Hospital and placed in a medically induced coma. A 10-year-old girl was critically injured in an accidental shooting Friday evening.
Love live music? Check out this upcoming Kings Mountain concert series

1 week ago | gastongazette.com | Rebecca Sitzes

The 2025 "Live at Patriots Park" free concert series returns to Kings Mountain, North Carolina. Concerts are held at the Liberty Falls Amphitheater in Patriots Park starting May 3 at 6 p.m.The series features bands playing Beach, R&B, Soul, Classic Rock, and more. Music lovers take note. Live music is returning to downtown Kings Mountain with the upcoming 2025 "Live at Patriots Park" concert series.
Tax Day stress eating? April 15 food deals in North Carolina: Krispy Kreme, Burger King and more

1 week ago | gastongazette.com | Gabe Hauari |C. A. Bridges

Several restaurant chains are offering deals and discounts on Tax Day, April 15. Krispy Kreme is offering a second Original Glazed dozen for the price of sales tax with the purchase of any dozen. Burger King Royal Perks members can get a cheeseburger for one cent with a purchase of at least one dollar. It's and restaurant chains across the country are offering customers freebies and discounts to celebrate the occasion and provide a little relief to the stress.
Lowell restaurant to pay $1.53 million settlement for allegedly misusing pandemic relief loans

1 week ago | gastongazette.com | Diane Turbyfill

Gaston County restaurant owner Bobby Gerald Duncan will pay $1.53 million to settle allegations of misusing pandemic relief funds. Duncan allegedly used funds intended for Hillbilly’s Barbeque and Steaks to purchase a FedEx business. The settlement resolves allegations, and there has been no determination of liability. xThe owner of a popular Gaston County restaurant has agreed to pay more than $1.5 million to resolve allegations of fraudulently taking and using pandemic relief funds.
College baseball rankings: ACC teams in updated USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll

1 week ago | gastongazette.com | Austin Curtright

Five ACC teams were included in the latest USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll in the latest top 25 update on Monday. Clemson, Florida State and North Carolina each graced the top 10 of the rankings, with Georgia Tech and Louisville also in the top 25.
'Come as you are:' Cramerton gym offers fitness for all ages

1 week ago | gastongazette.com | Kara Fohner

The gym offers group training, personal training, nutrition help, and physical therapy, including sports massage. The owners aim to promote a holistic approach to health, empowering individuals to take control of their well-being through fitness. Three years ago, Scott Jablonka and his wife, Tori, were renting space in a gym in Charlotte when the gym was sold. "So that meant it was time to look for a new space.
A look inside Immortal Athletics in Cramerton

1 week ago | gastongazette.com | Mike Hensdill

Mike HensdillHead coach Scott Jablonka and his wife and business owner, Tori Jablonka, pose together inside Immortal Athletics on Market Street in Cramerton. Mike Hensdill/THE GASTON GAZETTEHead coach Scott Jablonka meets the class as they return from a short run at Immortal Athletics on Market Street in Cramerton. Mike Hensdill/THE GASTON GAZETTECoach Alex Robinson leads a class at Immortal Athletics on Market Street in Cramerton.
A family pet was euthanized after coming in contact with a rabid skunk in Cherryville

1 week ago | gastongazette.com | Diane Turbyfill

The skunk tested positive for rabies at the N.C. Laboratory of Public Health. The dog was euthanized due to lacking proof of rabies vaccination. This is the fourth confirmed rabies case in Gaston County this year. A family pet had to be euthanized after it came in contact with a rabid skunk. Gaston County Police Animal Care and Enforcement got a call Friday evening about a dog that had killed a skunk in the 2300 block of Whitworth Road, Cherryville.
UNC football quarterback Max Johnson 'grinding' toward 2025 season, reveals injury recovery

2 weeks ago | gastongazette.com | Rodd Baxley

UNC quarterback Max Johnson, recovering from a season-ending leg injury, shared a video documenting his rehab progress. Coach Bill Belichick praised Johnson's hard work and progress while acknowledging he remains limited. Johnson is one of three quarterbacks on UNC's spring roster, alongside Bryce Baker and Ryan Browne. UNC football quarterback Max Johnson is “grinding” and “looking forward to the season,” he wrote Thursday in a social media post.