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ARRESTS |
FEB. 1: Johnell Chance
Jr., 20, Charlotte, obtaining
property by false pretense
and forgery of checks,
felonies, $10,000 bond, se-
cured.
FEB. 2: Shane Lee Mur-
ray, 26, 310 Waco Rd., driv-
ing while license revoked,
$1,000 bond, secured.
FEB. 2: Larry Hall, 26,
Belmont, simple possession
marijuana and failure to
heed blue light and siren,
++ $5,000 bond, secured.
FEB. 3: Joe. ‘Stacy
' Bridges, 37, 830 Bethlehem
Church Rd., probation vio-
lation, absconder, $15,000
bond, secured.
FEB. 3: Sterling Antwan
Bess, 32, 425 N. Tracy St.,
felony possession with in-
tent to sell cocaine and
felony sell and deliver co-
« caine, $2500 bond, secured.
FEB. 4: Charles Donald
Blanton Jr, 78, 710
~ Williams St., DWI, $1000
bond, unsecured.
FEB. 5: Michael An-
thony Brown, 52, Shelby,
second degree trespass,
shoplifting/conceal, $1,000
bond, secured.
FEB. 5: James William
Harley Tester, 26, Shelby,
assault on a female, $500
bond,secured.
FEB. 'S: Kimberly
Thornburg, 24, 202 S. Ju-
niper St., simple assault,
$500 bond, secured.
FEB. 6: Bradwus Kelly
Littlejohn, 28, 606 W. Gold
St., possession stolen
goods, felony possession of
firearm by felon, $20,000
bond, secured.
FEB. 7: Shaunta Leafy
Moore, 31, 114 Pearce
Court, DWI, $500 bond, se-
cured.
“FEB. 7: Stephanie S.
Hurt, 42, 111-4 Wells St.,
frivolous prosecution, $161
cash compliance bond.
CITATIONS
FEB. 2: Thomas Ray
McMurtrie, 23, 1506 N.
Candler St., stop sign viola-
tion.
FEB. 2: Elektra Cherie
Brooks, 26, 407B Waco
Rd., no insurance.
FEB. 3: Joseph Anthony
Gladden, 18, 613 E. Ridge
St., no. inspection sticker,
expired registration plate.
FEB. 3: David Adams,
19, 807 Boyce St., unsafe
movement.
FEB. 3: Barbara Hale,
34, 504 Gantt St., expired
registration plate, failure to
carry driver’s license.
FEB. 4: Kevin Alan
Echols, 44, 114 Tara Ter-
race, expired registration
plate.
FEB. 4: Robert Jeter, Jr.,
60, 612 Charles St. Apt. 29.
no inspection sticker.
FEB. 5: Brandon Lee
Terry, 27, 328 Mary’s
Grove Church Rd., no in-
spection sticker, expired
registration plate.
FEB. 5: Tony C. Barrett,
20, 6228 Adele Lane, un-
derage drinking.
FEB. 5: Dillon Jones, 19,
156 Wells Rd., underage
drinking.
FEB. 6: Garcia Fredrick,
44, 127 Galilee Church Rd.,
injury to child.
FEB. 6: Kelly Ann
Buchanan, = 32, Grover,
speeding.
FEB. 6: Lisa Churchill,
55, Charlotte, speeding.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Police log...
FEB. 6: Melissa Dawn
Smith,. 31, Belmont, re-
voked license.
FEB. 7: Curtis
Lawrence, 28, Lawndale,
revoked license.
FEB. 8: Walter Craw-
ford, 41, Belmont, revoked
license.
INCIDENTS
FEB. 1: Easy Shop 5,
600 E. King St., reported
that a motorist hit the gas
pump doing $1,500 dam-
‘age.
FEB. 1: A resident of
First Street reported theft of
medication.
FEB. 1: Food Lion, 610
E. King St., reported a cus-
tomer attempted to cash a
forged check.
FEB. 3: A resident of W.
King Street reported that
she was robbed at her home
of currency, a jewelry box
and digital camera totaling
over $2,000. Police are con-
tinuing the investigation.
‘FEB. 3: A resident of
Ebenezer Road reported
that his car was damaged
$500 in a parking lot on
Shelby Road.
WRECKS
JAN. 29: Officer P.W.
Alexander said that a truck
operated by Curtis Newton
of Powder Springs, GA rear
ended a 2005 VW operated
by Ruben Hentzschel of
Greer,SC on I-85. Pregnant
Nicole Hentzschel, who
was unhurt, went to Gaston
Memorial Hospital for a
checkup. Estimated damage
to the vehicles was $2,000.
JAN. 30: Officer B. C.
McGinnis said that Saris
Benjamin, Jefferson, GA,
operating a 2007 Nissan,
said that a truck swerved
into her lane causing her to
run off the left side of the"
road. She corrected and hit
the guard rail damaging the
vehicle an = estimated
$4,000.
JAN. 30: Officer B. C.
McGinnis said that Marisol
Cruz, Pleasantville, NJ, was
driving his 2004 Chevy on
1-85 North. He said ice on
the road caused him to lose
control and he struck a
guard rail damaging his ve-
hicle an estimated $5,000.
JAN. 30: Officer K. L.
Hamrick said that Rodney
Farmer, 802 Southridge Dr.,
operating a 2002 Chevy,
was attempting to an climb
ice-covered hill when his
four-wheel drive quit and
his vehicle hit a stalled car
owned by Melissa Eng,
1121 Fifer Rd. Damages
were estimated at $1,000.
FEB. 2: Cpl. Mark But-
ler said vehicles operated by
Michael Degassing of Fer-
nando, FL and John Hunt of
150 Shady Grove Rd., col-
lided as Degassing was
turning right and Hunt was
traveling north on NC 161.
Damages were estimated at
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$1,800.
FEB. 3: Ptl. K. A. Wanda
said that Curtis R. Hamm,
140-1 Patna Lake Rd., was
backing his 2000 Mit-
subishi from a parking spot
at Ingles and struck a 2007
Chrysler operated by Gre-
gory McComas of Shelby.
Damages were estimated at
$750.
FEB. 4: Officer B. C.
McGinnis said that a1995
Lincoln operated by John
Charles McGill, 703 Hill-
side Dr, was attempting to
turn left off East Mountain
Street.onto Cherokee Street
when the accelerator stuck.
The vehicle went across
both lanes, jumped a curb
and struck a building at 119
E. Mountain St. owned by
Steve Wallace. No injuries
were reported. Damage to
the building was estimated
at $500. Damage to the car
was estimated at $3,000.
FEB. 5: Cpl. Mark But-
ler reported that a 1991 Kia
owned by Brigget Hatten,
‘5041 Penning-ton Place
Apt. 41, was damaged $500
by a hit and run driver in the
parking lot of West Gate
Plaza.
FEB. 7: Cpl. D. K. Davis
said that Boyce Hicks, 206
W. King St., said that his
foot slipped from the pedal
of his 1997 GMC in the
drive-through, line at
Hardee’s and struck a 2005
Kia operated by Angela
Marable, 1817 Alpine Dr.
Damages were estimated at
$1,175.
FEB. 7: Ptl. K. A. Wag
cited Curtis Lawrence of
Lawndale with revoked li-
cense after an accident on
Gantt Street. The fuel line in
the car broke loose causing
the engine to ignite.
Lawrence got out of the car
which rolled off the road-
way and into a tree in the
yard at 901 Gantt Street.
Damages were estimated at
$5,000.
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NC Gastonia
Cameron Corder, Chief Executive Officer of Cleve-
land County Family YMCA, presents the 2009
Candy Arey Volunteer of the Year to Kings Moun-
tain’s Gina Ayscue.
Gina Ayscue is YMCA
volunteer of the year
The coveted 2009 Candy
Arey Volunteer of the Year
Award from Cleveland
County Family YMCA has
been awarded to Gina
Ayscue, a member of the
Kings Mountain YMCA
board and active volunteer.
YMCA CEO Cameron
Corder made the presentation
at the annual meeting re-
cently.
Ayscue, wife of Dan
Ayscue, chaired the Y’s auc-
tion committee in 2009 and
served on the search commit-
tee for the selection of a new
branch executive. She has
also been active in several
fundraising initiatives for the
YMCA.
Said Corder, “Gina
Ayscue exemplifes the quali-
ties of Candy Arey and I be-
lieve it should be the goal of
every young female to emu-
late the class and humility of
Arey.”
Since the Cleveland
County Family YMCA's in-
ception in 1992, Corder said
that Candy Arey has been the
most loyal esteemed, female
benefactor the organization
has known. Corder said Arey
epitomizes the YMCA mis-
sion and Christian spirit. She
has been a part of the YMCA
Board of Directors for eight
of its 17 year existence and
has served as chairman of the
board during some of the
YMCA’s most crucial years.”
The Candy Arey award
goes to the top female volun-
teer across the YMCA's six
branch association.
Council Meets
Wednesday
Kings Mountain = City
Council will meet tonight
(Wednesday) at 6 p.m. at City
Hall to hold a public hearing
on a rezoning request from
Robert Bolin, 702 and 714
Cleveland Ave., from Condi-
tional Use GB and R-10 with
the NC 161 York Road
Cleveland Business Overlay
to GB with the NC 161 York-
Cleveland Business Overlay.
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Historic
Landmark
Commission
The Kings Mountain
Historic Landmark Com-
mission will meet Wednes-
day, Feb. 10, at 4 p.m. at
City Hall to discuss the
“Saving” History Project
with Davyd Hoode, and dis-
cuss Margrace signage and
a plaque for the Art Center.
Census jobs
available in
Gaston County
Census jobs are still
available in Gaston County
through the Gastonia Local
Census Office (LCO). Job
seekers can find application
information at www.2010
censusjobs.gov or by calling
1-866-861-2010.
Job seekers can find addi-
tional information at the Em-
ployment Security
Commission or
JobsNOW.nc.gov
KATLIN SMITH
Katlin Smith, daughter of
Kenneth and Kneeli Smith,
is enjoying her short hairdo
since she donated 10 inches
of her hair to Locks of Love.
Katlin, 4th grader at West
School, is the granddaughter
of Harold and Charlene
Gardner, Shannon Bennick
and Ken and Fran Smith, all’
of Kings Mountain. She is
the great-granddaughter of
Dean and Gwen Smith of
Kings Mountain and has a
five-year-old brother, Kenny.
deast Schedule
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Glen Beck (9am-12pm)
Jave Ramsey (12pm-3pm)
Dr. Laura (3pm-6pm)
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This special invitation comes from Jesus Himself. He has missed you and wants you back!
He has planned this special occasion just for you and is excited about seeing you again!
Don’t disregard or put it off.
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