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KM MOUNTAINEERS

2025

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Volume 137 • Issue 35

Wednesday, August 27, 2025

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Embark on your Catawba Nation Gaming Authority own wellness announces collaboration with journey Peak Strategic Partnerships Last week, the Herald had the pleasure of visiting Lisa Martin, the owner of Detoxygen: Detoxification and Oxygen Therapy, located at 108 W Gold Street in Kings Mountain. Lisa is passionate about sharing her journey and the innovative wellness treatments she offers to support health and well-being. Having faced her own health challenges, including hypothyroid disease, high cholesterol, myofascial pain syndrome, and kidney disease, Lisa understands the importance of finding the right approach for each person’s needs. “I've overcome three of the four challenges and am currently focusing on the last one,” she shared. “Everyone's body is different, so I believe in exploring various methods to discover what works best for me— and what might work for you too!” At Detoxygen, an array

Lisa Martin, owner of Detoxygen in Kings Mountain. Photo provided of treatments designed to enhance your health and vitality is available: • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy enriches your blood with over 90% oxygen in a pressurized chamber, boosting immunity and supporting various health issues. This treatment can be a game-changer for those seeking to elevate their overall wellness. • Halotherapy Salt Booth utilizes a halogenerator to See JOURNEY, Page 8A

Catawba Nation Gaming Authority is proud to announce it has engaged with Peak Strategic Partnerships to monetize its strategic resort assets with regional and national brand partners. Peak Strategic Partnerships will identify and broker sponsorship and partnership opportunities for Catawba Nation Gaming Authority’s new Kings Mountain property – Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort – which is set to debut its introductory casino in spring 2026 to replace the current temporary casino. This collaboration will further elevate Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort’s visibility and accelerate the expansion of its relationships. Peak Strategic Partnerships aims to create innovative opportunities that enhance guest experiences and boost brand visibility. These initiatives will introduce unique of-

Casino rendering from 2024. Provided by Delaware North ferings and targeted brand placements within the casino environment, fostering deeper engagement between partner brands and their audiences. “Peak Strategic Partnerships has an impressive track record of elevating brands in the tribal gaming

industry,” said Trent Troxel, Catawba Nation Gaming Authority Vice President. “By leveraging the Peak team’s expertise and longstanding relationships, we will be best positioned to enhance our unparalleled entertainment experience for our guests at Catawba

Two Kings Casino Resort from the moment we open our doors.” When construction on the new $1 billion Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort is complete, the world-class casino destination will feature a 24-story, 385-room See CATAWBA, Page 8A

Register today for Stephanie Pasour assumes role as new Gardner-Webb University’s president of Clev. County Arts Council Career & Internship Fair Attention, employers! If you’re looking to hire interns, full or parttime positions, don’t miss this event! Registration is free for employers, and lunch will be provided by the Godbold College of Business. The event will be held on Wednesday, October 1, 2025, 10:00 am-2:00 pm, Tucker Student Center, Gardner-Webb University Register using this link: https://forms.gle/ZfrAsUJL5RtKxd4d9 The setup will begin at 9:00 am in Tucker Student Center on our main campus. You will be provided with

one table and two chairs. All organizations are responsible for their own tablecloths and display items. Please plan to stay for the duration of the event. Space is limited, so register today! Do you have questions? Email career@gardner-webb.edu. Whether you’re looking to fill full-time, part-time, or internship positions, Gardner-Webb students are ready to work for you.

Lou Mauney posted this photo on Facebook (Meta) of an overturned vehicle at the intersection of W. Mountain Street and Railroad Avenue, taken on Saturday, August 23. No details were shared.

The Cleveland County Arts Council is proud to announce Stephanie Pasour as their new president. Stephanie brings with her a rich background in education and the arts, holding a B.A. in Music from Appalachian State University, along with K–6 and middle grades certification from Winthrop University. Stephanie has dedicated over 30 years to music instruction in Cleveland County Schools, teaching in numerous elementary and middle schools. She joined the Arts

STEPHANIE PASOUR Council in January 2024 as Special Projects Coordinator, where she quickly developed a deep appreciation for the organization’s

mission of enriching lives through the arts. In this role, she coordinated programs, installed exhibits, planned events, and helped facilitate a variety of cultural initiatives. On August 4, Stephanie officially stepped into her new role as president. This transition allows her to work alongside retiring president Shearra Miller, gaining valuable insight and guidance as she moves from programming to organizational leadership. “I’m honored to take on this new role and build

upon the incredible work of Shearra and the Arts Council team,” said Pasour. “I’m excited to continue the council’s tradition of offering vibrant programs and exhibits, while also exploring new ways to connect our community through the arts.” Stephanie and her husband Tony live on a family farm in Bessemer City, just over the county line, but she proudly calls Cleveland County home. They have three daughters, all graduates of Kings Mountain See PASOUR, Page 8A

Each year, it takes a community to help bring the NC BeachBlast Festival to life in beautiful downtown Kings Mountain. Volunteers from the Kings Mountain Rotary Club, along with some friends, prepared and sliced portions for the very popular Watermelon Eating Contest. The Kings Mountain Rotary Club is expanding and welcomes individuals who share a passion for community service to join them! To them, it is always about Service Above Self. Photo by Susan Mosk

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