Gogos Cinnamon Rolls

10/17/2026

Can't wait to see you today! Open until 2pm with all your favorites. And we have Fudge Rounds too! Also, our shop phone is acting up today. So sorry if you've tried to call. We're working to get it fixed!

10/16/2026

We're open and ready at Iredell Memorial Hospital! Just follow the signs to the ER and you'll see us. Here until 10 am!

We have Original | Caramel Pecan | Pumpkin Spice | Apple Pie Cinnamon Rolls. And of course Oatmeal Creme Pies and Fudge Rounds!

10/14/2026

Hendersonville (Ebenezer Baptist | 2557 Chimney Rock Road| 7-10a), AB-Tech (340 Victoria Rd | 11a-2p) and Montreat College (6-8p). Here's what's coming your way tomorrow!

Original | Pumpkin Spice | Cookes & Cream | Pecan Pie | Apple Pie | Biscoff Butter | Oatmeal Creme Pies | Fudge Rounds

10/14/2026

Statesville, spread the word! It's our first trip and we can't wait to see you! Friday 7-10a. Iredell Memorial Hospital. 557 Brookdale Drive.

We're bringing all your favorites. Original | Caramel Pecan | Pumpkin Spice | Apple Pie | And our Oatmeal Creme Pies!

10/14/2026

10/12/2026

We'll be at Burke DSS Wednesday! Let us know what you'd like us to bring! Choose from Original, Maple Bacon, Caramel Pecan, Orange Creamsicle, Chocolate, Birthday Cake, Pumpkin Spice, Apple Pie, Lemon, Cookies & Cream. And if you'd like Fudge Rounds, let us know that too!

We of course will bring Oatmeal Creme Pies!

10/12/2026

Rutherfordton spread the word! We're bringing Fudge Rounds Tuesday!

10a-1p | Rutherford Regional Hospital | 288 S Ridgecrest Avenue

We'll also have Oatmeal Creme Pies...Biscoff Cookie Butter, Cookies & Cream, Caramel Pecan, Pumpkin Spice and Original Cinnamon Rolls.

10/11/2026

This is a lengthy post...but I promise worth the read. As many of you know I (Wendy's husband...Jerry) am a pastor. Twelve years ago today, Eleck Hensley, a high school senior, died on a foggy Saturday morning on his way to take the SAT. His passing rocked our church and community. On this day, we honor the memory of Eleck, who touched our lives in ways that we will never forget.

This week part of every sale will go to the scholarship in his honor: https://gofund.me/b04e9ad00

Shortly after his passing, I received the following letter.

Dear Hensley Family,
I have heard many wonderful things about Eleck and I just wanted to add what he means to my family. I asked my son to recount the first time he met Eleck. He said it was in Mr. Jones’ class in the tenth grade. He sat down and Eleck asked him his name. I remember when I asked him how his day had been he said he had met a guy in his class and his name is Eleck. My son sometimes struggles with names and so I challenged his pronunciation of Eleck’s name to which he insisted, “No! His name is Eleck!” Throughout that year when I would inquire how his day had been he would often say, “I had lunch with Eleck and some of his friends,” or sometimes he might tell me something Eleck had said or done. When the yearbooks were delivered that year, my son made sure to show me Eleck’s name. He then proudly said, “I told you daddy; I know my friend’s name.” The thing that I admire about their friendship is that Eleck chose my son, not because of what he could gain in the eyes of the world, but he shows the love and compassion of Jesus.

Moving forward to a couple of weeks ago, my son came in and announced that he had been nominated to the homecoming court. This past Thursday night we were completely surprised by the outcome. As we talked to one of Avery’s teachers it was stated that he had voted for Eleck. The teacher said that she was almost positive that Eleck had voted for Avery. It was then that I had an idea Eleck was the one that had thought so much of someone else that he deferred the possibility of homecoming king. I confirmed this when Brother Jerry was interviewed on WLOS. I would later find out that he had not only campaigned for him, but also stood up to those that would say negative things about my son. Oh, that we all could have the kind of integrity that God gives and Eleck possesses.

I have used the present tense on some statements because I believe that there are some things left to this story. I cannot fully back this up with the Bible, so as Paul said I speak as a man. It is my deep desire, when I get to heaven and I have worshiped around the throne of God, if it be God’s will to allow me to remember this time, I am going to find Eleck and thank him so much for the love of God that he bestowed to my son.

The other thing that I believe will happen is when my son gets to heaven, if there is a welcoming party that Eleck will be there and say, “Hey pal, we’ve been waiting for you. Come on. Let me take you to see Jesus.”

I close with the words of a song from Andre Crouch.
It won’t be long… till we’ll be leaving
It won’t be long… till we’ll be going home.
Count the years as months,
Count the months as weeks,
Counts the weeks as days…
Any day now…We’ll be going home.

Every Avery needs an Eleck. Who’s your Avery?

10/10/2026

We're open today with all your favorite flavors! And that includes Fudge Rounds! 8a-2p!