Staff report
Get out your golf clubs and your dollars. This weekend is the 5th annual Prevent Child Abuse Rowan Golf Tournament.
Proceeds from the annual tournament, which will be Saturday at Corbin Hills Golf Course, will benefit the Terrie Hess House.
Salisbury Police Chief Mark Wilhelm said there are still openings for golfers.
Lunch for the event will be served at 12:30 p.m. and tee off will take place at 2 p.m.
It costs $50 per person to participate and $200 for a four-person team.
Prevent Child Abuse Rowan works to prevent child abuse in Rowan County through volunteerism, education and advocacy, and operates the Terrie Hess Child Advocacy Center for child sexual abuse victims and their non-offending families.