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Million-dollar homes in the Charlotte region are on the rise, following national trend - Vimarsana News

Million-dollar homes in the Charlotte region are on the rise, following national trend

Lifestyles of the rich and famous can be coddled by the number of $1 million+ homes in the area, from Gastonia to Mooresville and Quail Hollow.

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$7M estate on market in Gastonia would easily set residential sale record - Vimarsana News

$7M estate on market in Gastonia would easily set residential sale record

A Gastonia home is garnering local attention after hitting the market as the most expensive residential listing ever in Gaston County.

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This $7 million home made history as the most expensive listing in Gaston County - Vimarsana News

This $7 million home made history as the most expensive listing in Gaston County

On Beaty Road in Gastonia sits a 9,000-square-foot home with a property line spanning 55 acres. There are two bass ponds and a “deer sanctuary” too.

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Gaston Army vet recalls Christmas in Germany, 1944 - Vimarsana News

Gaston Army vet recalls Christmas in Germany, 1944

Gaston Army vet recalls Christmas in Germany, 1944

Cramerton man thinks back on a cold and lonely Christmas. - Vimarsana News

Cramerton man thinks back on a cold and lonely Christmas.

Seventy-six years have passed since Christmas Day, 1944, but the haunting memory of that lonely holiday still brings tears to the eyes of Herman Beaty. At age 18, he was thousands of miles from home, a foot soldier in the Army’s 95th Infantry Division. The division had just deployed from its landing zone near Marseille, France, and was but hours away from advancing into the teeth of German forces in the Battle of the Bulge. No Christmas trees brightened the darkness of a winter night in Germany, a night that, just past the solstice, stretched out for more than 16 hours. No carols lifted voi...