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Pops at the Post pops off before storms end performance early
SALISBURY — Lightning followed by wind and heavy rain brought an early end to this year’s Pops at ...
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Emotions run high at event to end gun violence
SALISBURY — Gun violence has become one of the biggest issues facing America. On Saturday, in front of ...
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Storms bring early end to Pops at the Post
The Salisbury Symphony took to the stage on Saturday for the annual Pops at the Post concert. Beforehand, ...
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Overnight fire destroys home, sends one to hospital
SALISBURY — An overnight fire Thursday destroyed a home in the 200 block of Tabor Drive and sent ...
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Every trick in the book: Tutor applies unique strategies to summer reading program
SALISBURY — Students experiencing reading shortfalls have an alternative to summer school programming, thanks to one local tutor ...
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Sports
Area Sports Briefs: Fast times for Julian
From staff reports South Rowan rising senior Eli Julian closed his track season with outstanding times in ...
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College baseball: Regionals update
Regionals Double Elimination; x-if necessary At Plainsman Park Auburn, Ala. Friday, June 2 Samford 4, Southern Miss. ...
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Preview: Salisbury City Council to go over fiscal budget, election process, and new fire station
SALISBURY — The Salisbury City Council will hold public hearings regarding the upcoming fiscal budget and to decide ...
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Spencer alderman to speak at monthly Democratic breakfast
SALISBURY — This Saturday’s monthly Rowan Democrat Party breakfast will give people a chance to find out from ...
Sports
High school girls track: Memorable spring fling for Ellis
By Mike London mike.london@salisburypost.com SPENCER — North Rowan rising senior Brittany Ellis is now known as “Brittany Four ...
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No turn out for community input meeting on upcoming city budget
SALISBURY— On Thursday, the city of Salisbury held the first meeting for residents to give feedback on the ...
Opinion
Paris Goodnight: Saying goodbye for the second time
We used to have an old saying at the Post that you could leave once and come back, ...
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor: June 4
Lawmakers should keep public education at forefront Gov. Roy Cooper recently declared a state of emergency in public ...
Opinion
Roger Barbee: A life song
The other day I came home from visiting a friend who is in hospice. His wife is with ...
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Men for Change campaign seeks donations
SALISBURY — In honor of Father’s Day, the Family Crisis Council of Rowan is launching the “Men for ...
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Blotter for June 3
From Salisbury Police reports • A larceny of lumber from a construction site was reported in the 1700 ...
My Turn
My Turn, Carol Pomeroy: Another open letter to the sponsors of the Faith Fourth
This is in response to a recent My Turn article titled “Open letter to sponsors of the Faith ...
Opinion
Kenneth L. Hardin: Those afraid of being woke should wake up
I make a motion that we allow the state of Florida to secede. Can I get a second? Let’s ...
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Kannapolis Youth Council celebrates graduating seniors
KANNAPOLIS — The Kannapolis Youth Council recently celebrated its graduating seniors and recognized its new 2023-2024 officers and ...
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South Rowan trainer’s diligence pays off
LANDIS — A trainer at South Rowan is being heralded as a hero after detecting something amiss with ...
Lifestyle
Gotta Run: The farthest counties west
Editor’s note: David Freeze is completing a challenge to run in a few miles in every county seat ...
Lifestyle
Ashlie Miller: Like sands on the beach
By Ashlie Miller As is true for many North Carolinians, our family’s official summer vacation kicked off with ...
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Kent Bernhardt: What’s with all the squirrels?
By Kent Bernhardt Is it me, or is Salisbury just infested with squirrels lately? Maybe I just never ...
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Ann Farabee: Language from the heart
By Ann Farabee I am a pretty calm person, but the sigh happened. I am happy for those ...