News
Oyster Roast marks 16 years as fundraiser for Waterworks
SALISBURY — Saturday night, the Waterworks Visual Art Center and the F&M Trolley Barn were the place to ...
Top Stories
News
Bell Tower Green playground repairs has an end in sight
SALISBURY — For the past few months, parts of the playground at Bell Tower Green Park have been ...
News
Broken headstone of Civil War soldier restored, rededicated by Fame group
SALISBURY — The sun was the perfect accompaniment to the rededication ceremony Saturday of the broken and restored ...
News
A boy and his chicken — pet, that is
SALISBURY — When Keegan Ray met a friend’s pet chicken, even at 7 years old, he knew he ...
Sports
West Rowan wrestlers advance to Round 3 on Wednesday
By David Shaw sports@salisburypost.com MOUNT ULLA — Christian Hercules-Pleitez and the third-ranked West Rowan wrestling team saved room ...
More Stories
More Stories
Sports
High school football: Salisbury’s Wells commits
Staff report SALISBURY — JyMikaah Wells, the Salisbury running back who had over 2,000 rushing yards and scored ...
Sports
Area Sports Briefs: Rings for Blue Bears
From staff reports Livingstone’s men’s golf team received CIAA championship rings on Saturday at halftime of ...
News
Vehicle occupant hospitalized, Stokes Ferry Road closed due to traffic accident
SALISBURY — The 2000 block of Stokes Ferry Road at Laura Springs Drive down to Jake Alexander Boulevard ...
News
Microtransit system, civic center plans get closer look at city retreat
SALISBURY — The Salisbury City Council and city staff heard from Transit Director Rodney Harrison and representatives of ...
News
Little bit of courage goes long way when bus driver suffers heart attack
Being small doesn’t mean you can’t do big things. When an Overton Elementary School bus driver started having ...
News
Rowan Chamber’s ‘Bourbon, Bling & Bowties’ an entertaining gathering, with emotion
SALISBURY — Every once in a while, it’s nice to break out that nice suit or dress and ...
News
Granite Quarry-Faith Police Department now using Neighbors by Ring program
The Granite Quarry-Faith Police Department is now a part of the Neighbors by Ring program, which is a ...
Opinion
Letters to the editor: Jan. 29
Thanks from Samaritan’s Purse I am writing to thank Salisbury-area residents for sharing the true meaning of Christmas ...
Sports
Wanna step outside: Dove season coming to an end; change in angler recognition program
By Dan Kibler North Carolina hunters will say goodbye to open seasons for several popular species on Jan. ...
News
Food truck sets up shop in Rockwell
ROCKWELL — There’s something about ordering from a food truck that just feels right. Maybe it’s eyeing the ...
More Stories
News
Food Lion Feeds donates $1 million to fight hunger
SALISBURY — Food Lion Feeds continues to fulfill its commitment to fight hunger in the towns and cities Food ...
Opinion
My Turn, Carol Pomeroy: Confederate flag should not be celebrated
By Carol Pomeroy The Confederate States of American was created in 1861 when 11 states seceded from ...
Opinion
Paris Goodnight: Flashing yellow — a cautionary tale
Flashing yellow lights should be a cautionary sign, as in don’t stop but proceed as slowly as necessary. ...
News
A sweet deal: New Landis storefront latest stepping stone for stationery, gifting franchise
LANDIS — The latest edition of Sweetest Beginnings, a stationery and gifting franchise 15 years in the making, ...
News
United Way car winner picks up her new vehicle
Staff report SALISBURY — Susan Thomas, chief financial officer at Rowan-Cabarrus YMCA, picked up her 2023 Toyota Corolla ...
Opinion
Kenneth L. Hardin: Fond memories of Knox Middle School
My cell phone rings quite a bit all day, every day. At one point, I had 700 contacts ...
Lifestyle
NC Museum of Dolls, Toys and Miniatures hosts food drive
SPENCER — The NC Museum of Dolls, Toys and Miniatures held a “Kids Can Make a Difference” food ...
Opinion
My Turn, Michael Chapman: Symbols are important
By Michael Chapman Can someone please direct me to the bookstore that sells the book; “History Told By ...
Crime
Police blotter: Jan. 29
In Salisbury Police Reports • An incident of child abuse reportedly occurred between 9-9:30 a.m. on Jan. 25. ...