Salisbury Post

The Salisbury Post is a daily publication that has been serving the community since its establishment in 1905. Located in Salisbury, North Carolina, it covers news for the city and surrounding areas in Rowan County. Greg Anderson is the publisher, while Elizabeth G. Cook holds the position of editor.

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Commissioners move to end $6.7 million Crawford Building renovation - Salisbury Post

3 days ago | salisburypost.com | Robert Sullivan

Published 12:10 am Wednesday, June 4, 2025 SALISBURY — The Rowan County Board of Commissioners indefinitely paused the renovations of the Crawford Building during the meeting on Monday, choosing to delay a project that was estimated to cost the county $6.7 million.
China Grove hosts grand 'reopening' of Westhaven Park - Salisbury Post

4 days ago | salisburypost.com | Robert Sullivan

Published 12:10 am Tuesday, June 3, 2025 CHINA GROVE — The town of China Grove hosted the “grand reopening” of the Westhaven Park on Saturday, opening the small park that had been closed to the community after the playground was deemed unsafe in September of 2023. “We are trying to create spaces in town that make people want to be here and stay in China Grove and parks are a big part of it.
D-Day Remembrance at Price of Freedom Museum - Salisbury Post

5 days ago | salisburypost.com | David Freeze

Published 10:10 pm Sunday, June 1, 2025 On Saturday, June 7, the Price of Freedom Museum will celebrate its biggest event of the year with the D-Day Remembrance. Doors open at 9 a.m. and will remain open until 3 p.m. The opening ceremony is set for 10 a.m. in the parking lot with guest speaker Travis Allen, sheriff of Rowan County. The museum has been undergoing extensive work over the last year. Exhibits have been updated and remodeled and new displays have been added.
Faith agrees to continue police negotiations with GQ - Salisbury Post

6 days ago | salisburypost.com | Robert Sullivan

Published 12:07 am Sunday, June 1, 2025 FAITH — The Faith Board of Aldermen voted to continue negotiations with the town of Granite Quarry on continuing the Granite Quarry Faith Joint Police agreement during a special meeting on Thursday. The meeting comes after the aldermen voted to terminate the agreement between the two municipalities, which allowed for the Granite Quarry police to cover Faith for an annual fee.
Preview: County commissioners to hold budget public hearing - Salisbury Post

6 days ago | salisburypost.com | Robert Sullivan

Published 12:05 am Sunday, June 1, 2025 SALISBURY — The Rowan County Board of Commissioners will hold the public hearing for the budget for the upcoming fiscal year during the upcoming meeting on Tuesday.
Preview: City council to hold public hearing for budget - Salisbury Post

6 days ago | salisburypost.com | Robert Sullivan

Published 12:00 am Sunday, June 1, 2025 SALISBURY — The Salisbury City Council will hold the public hearing for the budget for the upcoming fiscal year during the upcoming meeting on Tuesday. City Manager Jim Greene Jr. presented his recommended budget, which kept the tax rate the same as the current year but increased stormwater fees by 10 percent and Salisbury-Rowan Utility sewer and water fees by four percent, on May 13.
Gotta Run: A real trail race ahead at Nazareth Fun Fest - Salisbury Post

1 week ago | salisburypost.com | David Freeze

Published 12:00 am Saturday, May 31, 2025 It has been a few years since Rowan had a genuine trail race. Nazareth Children’s Home has its popular Fun Fest on June 7 and in conjunction it is offering a trail race on their property at the East Rowan YMCA. What does a trail race mean, how is it different from a road race and what should you expect? I am going to be specific about the Nazareth trail race when describing what it means.
Livingstone president: "'Redeploying' Monroe Street school still a priority" - Salisbury Post

1 week ago | salisburypost.com | Robert Sullivan

Published 12:07 am Saturday, May 31, 2025 SALISBURY — On May 20, half of the Salisbury City Council voted to deny recommending a request from Livingstone College to extend its national historic district, stating that the college’s lack of movement in restoring the National Register-listed Monroe Street School gave them pause.
Ester Marsh: Stress management and mindfulness - Salisbury Post

1 week ago | salisburypost.com | Ester Marsh

Published 12:00 am Saturday, May 31, 2025 We had a great Lunch and Learn at the J.F. Hurley Family YMCA a week ago. It was about stress management and mindfulness techniques. Tai Chi Grand Master Craig and I were the speakers for this lunch and learn. I love teaching about stress management and mindfulness because when I do, I do so much better myself. We all have stress in our lives. When you try to eliminate stress, you will find out that stress will become so much worse.
Darrell Blackwelder: Avoiding mulching mistakes - Salisbury Post

1 week ago | salisburypost.com | Darrell Blackwelder

Published 12:00 am Saturday, May 31, 2025 A friend of mine is so excited that her husband purchased her a truckload of fresh, new mulch. Fresh mulch can turn a drab, lackluster landscape into a flowing master design in just a matter of a few minutes. A layer of mulch also protects trees and shrubs from freezing weather and helps maintain moisture during dry weather. However, some mistakes are made applying to landscapes and other areas. Below are a few major mistakes.