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Next stop: New Juneteenth trolley ride sheds light on Salisbury’s Black history
SALISBURY — There was a new addition to the Juneteenth lineup over the weekend in Salisbury — a ...
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One step closer: Skydiver makes jump 843 in Salisbury going for 1,000
Karen Kistler karen.kistler@salisburypost.com Kim Knor, 86, is going for her Gold Wings in skydiving and one of ...
Business
A tasty homage: Historical context secret spice in Spencer restaurant’s Juneteenth meal
SPENCER — The dining room at Fleming Street Bakery and Southern Cuisine was packed on Thursday as guests ...
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Faith Fourth photo exhibit provides memories of celebration
Karen Kistler karen.kistler@salisburypost.com FAITH — During a special solo exhibition, Salisbury-based photographer Traci Arney will be sharing ...
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‘Move on it. Act on it.’ — NAACP Juneteenth Heritage Breakfast speaker calls crowd to action
SALISBURY — The NAACP Salisbury Chapter’s Juneteenth Heritage Breakfast marked a milestone in the organization’s annual observance of ...
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Letters to the Editor
Letter: Thanks Mike
Dear Salisbury Post, Thank you so much for Mike London’s column highlighting the many contributions of Ralph Ellis. ...
Opinion
You decide: Is Social Security a Ponzi scheme?
Dr. Mike Walden Recently, one of my relatives contacted me, and there was desperation in her voice. Immediately, ...
Opinion
John Hood: Lawmakers aren’t deadlocked on regulation
By John Hood Fiscal negotiations between the North Carolina House and Senate appear to have stalled out for now, ...
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Dear Neighbor: Giving up hope
By Dr. Andria Porter I once asked a former Honduran Catholic priest how he could continue to have ...
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Midnight hammer
An old Yiddish proverb says: “Der mentsh trakht, un Got lakht.” Translated into English: “Humans plan, and God ...
Sports
High school football: Former Hornet commits to Huskers
Staff report SALISBURY — Jamal “Rock” Rule, who started his high school football and track and field ...
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Racing: NASCAR looks to snap out of mid-summer malaise
By DAN GELSTON AP Sports Writer LONG POND, Pa. — It’s time to bust out the brackets, pick ...
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NBA: Lots of international talent in draft
A few stories from the international perspective to watch on Wednesday and Thursday: Noa Essengue, France ...
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NBA: SGA leads Thunder to title in Game 7
By TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball Writer. OKLAHOMA CITY — Shai Gilgeous-Alexander walked off the court for the final ...
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College baseball: Coaches tossed early in Chants’ loss to LSU
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Coming out of last season, LSU coach Jay Johnson couldn’t have foreseen the national ...
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Sports obituary: Lentz was loved in Kannapolis
By Mike London Salisbury Post KANNAPOLIS — The Kannapolis Cannon Ballers observed a ...
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Local golf: Strong field set for Rowan Masters
Staff report CHINA GROVE — The field is set for the 2025 Rowan Masters Championship. The tournament ...
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Legion baseball: Rowan wins 3 weekend games
From staff reports Sunday’s game SALISBURY — Rowan County’s American Legion baseball team scored four runs in the ...
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Medication takeback offered Wednesday
Staff reports SALISBURY — Have medicine that needs to be disposed of? A community medication takeback is ...
Business
A tasty homage: Historical context secret spice in Spencer restaurant’s Juneteenth meal
SPENCER — The dining room at Fleming Street Bakery and Southern Cuisine was packed on Thursday as guests ...
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Salisbury begins process to shut down piece of W. Franklin St.
SALISBURY — The Salisbury City Council voted to set a public hearing for the closure of a portion ...
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Voters in four parties to be moved to unafilliated
On Tuesday, June 24, the political party affiliations of about 34,000 North Carolina voters registered with four parties ...
Crime
Rowan County Sheriff’s Office concludes drug investigation with multiple arrests, seizures
SALISBURY — Investigators with the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office concluded a one-month long investigation into drug-related activity involving ...
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Faith Fourth photo exhibit provides memories of celebration
Karen Kistler karen.kistler@salisburypost.com FAITH — During a special solo exhibition, Salisbury-based photographer Traci Arney will be sharing ...
Business
Dockside blues: Proposed house bill will hurt small fishermen
(Editor’s note: On Wednesday, the N.C. Senate passed through HB 442, a bill that would ban shoreline shrimp ...