My Turn: Where do we go from here regarding the homeless in Gaston County?
My Turn: Where do we go from here
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'It's our history': Gastonia community leader highlights importance of Juneteenth
People took to the streets of Gastonia in celebration Sunday for the second day of Ebony Fest ahead of Juneteenth.
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The history of Gastonia's Aunt Charlotte
The history of Gastonias Aunt Charlotte
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Gastonia African American Museum hosts the Green Book Exhibit
The Green Book Exhibit opened at the African American Museum at Loray Mill, providing a glimpse into what travel was like during the Jim Crow era.
Source: gastongazette.com
North Carolina group invests in Black quilt history
The African American Quilt Guild of Gaston County takes pride in maintaining Black history in quilting and supporting the community with their work.
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African American Quilt Guild invests in history of Black quilting
African American Quilt Guild invests in history of Black quilting
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Quilt tells the story of Black pioneers in western North Carolina
A quilt featuring Black pioneers of the past century from Gaston County, North Carolina is on display at the state's African American Museum.
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Cramerton plans Black History Month program on Thursday
Cramerton plans Black History Month program on Thursday
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Gastonia NC African American museum features Black history quilt
African American museum presents Black history quilt and coloring book
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Masks continue to be optional in Gaston County schools
Gaston Countys school board voted 4-3 at their January meeting to make masks optional for students and teachers at its Jan. 13 meeting.
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