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By: Cal Bryant
Anyone can submit an anonymous tip to Northampton County Crime Stoppers
Gates County Commissioners talk about possible reuses for the now closed school
GATESVILLE – The North Carolina Department of Transportation is asking local government officials to prioritize a list of road improvement projects in their respective counties.
GATESVILLE – While there are no clauses in his employment contract with Gates County Schools regarding separation from his job, Dr. Barry Williams will depart with nearly $69,000.
RALEIGH – After a one-year delay, members of the North Carolina General Assembly have agreed on a state budget, one that appropriates funding for two projects in Gates County.
Ahoskie officials apologize for lack of communication
History, especially that of the local variety, is something I enjoyed studying. I guess it dates back to my high school days where I was lucky enough to ha
County Commissioners have no authority to prevent opening of immigration processing center
Board of Commissioners chairman delivers ‘State of the County’ address
$200,000 appropriation from state budget awarded to Gatesville
