Gaston commissioners adopt 2027 Schedule of Values 4-2; first notice set for Nov. 3
After a 3-3 tie Oct. 27, the board passed enactment 2026-359 at an Oct. 30 special meeting; Dec. 3 is the calendar's last appeal day
Mount Holly
Serving Mount Holly, North Carolina (Gaston County)Vol. 1, No. 5
EditionTuesday, Nov. 3, 2026 · Vol. 1, No. 5 · Sunny, high 77°F, low 53°F
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Comment on regional transportation project points closes Nov. 6
- Mon.
Gaston commissioners approve two industry incentive grants and a $216,961 dam repair
- Mon.
East Gaston boys soccer hosts Mount Pleasant Monday night
- Mon.
Mount Holly voters head to three precinct sites on Election Day Tuesday
- Fri.
Gaston County commissioners adopt Nov. 4-11 Operation Green Light for veterans
- Thu.
Mount Holly awards contract for second phase of Kempe Michael Way
Comment on regional transportation project points closes Nov. 6
RSVPs for city's Nov. 12 small business networking night are due Friday
East Gaston football plays at Bunker Hill on Friday
Gaston County commissioners adopt Nov. 4-11 Operation Green Light for veterans
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- Government · Thu.
Mount Holly awards contract for second phase of Kempe Michael Way
The Mount Holly City Council voted unanimously Oct. 12 to award phase 2 of Kempe Michael Way, a road linking YMCA Drive and Caldwell Drive, to Blythe Development LLC.
- Government · Thu.
Mount Holly to require sidewalks and trees on new infill homes
New single-family and multifamily homes on infill lots in Mount Holly must include sidewalks built to city standards and new trees under a rule the City Council approved unanimously Oct. 12.
- Government · Thu.
Early voting at Mount Holly Municipal Complex ends Saturday at 3 p.m.
Early voting in the 2026 general election continues at the Mount Holly Municipal Complex and four other Gaston County sites through Saturday, Oct. 31, at 3 p.m.
- Government · Wed.
Mount Holly manager proposes charges for records requests over four hours of staff time
City Manager Jonathan Blanton asked the Mount Holly City Council on Oct. 26 to consider charging for public records requests that take more than four hours of staff time. No vote was taken.
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