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LEE — A Midwestern developer has taken sole ownership of the dormant Greylock Mill property on Columbia Street, proposed for use as a cannabis facility.
Gastonia getting new development downtown A former business office known as the York Professional Building near the downtown post office will receive a makeover in hopes of attracting retail use and more businesses. Cramerton-based Lenox Development Group will also offer office space for lease in the 8,300-square-foot brick building at 155 S. York St. that was constructed in 1930. Lenox Development hopes to attract retail type use, such as a coffee shop or restaurant, for the upper level of the building and office space use for the lower level. The development should add momentum to downtown...
Opinion: FUSE will be a home run for Gastonia Jim Gallagher FUSE is the culmination of a lot of time and effort put in by multiple people and entities over the past several years. The Grizzlies were such a huge success at Sims Park that they propelled what we now know as “FUSE” (Franklin Urban Sports & Entertainment) into existence. The catchy name is the work of Jason Thompson, the Gastonia director of planning. I was first elected to City Council in 2010, and seeing an average crowd size of 2,000 – 4,000 people gathered at Sims Park for a Grizzlies game was hard to ignore.