Kickstart Your Financial Year: Join Our Smart Money Management Workshops
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Linda Minges
Extension Agent, Family and Consumer Sciences Gaston County Centerlinda_minges@ncsu.eduStreet Address: 1303 Dallas-Cherryville Hwy
Citizens Resource Center
Dallas, NC 28034
Citizens Resource Center
Dallas, NC 28034
Mailing Address: NC Cooperative Extension Service
PO Box 1578
Gastonia, NC 28053
PO Box 1578
Gastonia, NC 28053
Job Description Linda J. Minges, MPH, RD, LDN, is a registered dietitian and provides a variety of nutrition, wellness, food safety, and financial resource management programs. Minges collaborates with dietetic internship programs of Appalachian State, Lenoir-Rhyne University, NutraCo, and Winthrop University to provide community-based learning experiences for graduate students.
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Recent Posts by Linda Minges
Extension Master Food Program - Volunteer Training Course Begins 2025
Do you have a passion for cooking, eating, local food systems, or simply love all things food-related? If so, …
Better Living Workshops: July - Sept' 24
Check out the variety of workshop opportunities with Extension – daytime, evening, and web-based activities make it easy. Food …
Better Living Workshops: April - June 2024
Spring is in full swing and many folks are preparing for gardening or awaiting the arrival of seasonal produce …
School Gardening Coordinator Receives Award March '24
On Monday, March 18, 2024, during the Gaston County School Board meeting Marcus Cyprian was recognized and received an …
New Gaston County Extension Director Begins March 2024
Beginning March 1, 2024, Gaston County welcomes its new County Extension Director, Jonette Mungo. Prior to working for Virginia …
A Matter of Balance Workshop Begins March 2024
The award-winning program designed to help manage falls and increase activity level will be held in person. A Matter …
Dining With Diabetes Coming to Gaston County February 2024
Diabetes affects more than 37 million Americans, according to the Centers for Disease Control. That’s 1 in 10 people. …