Chandler Inions is a journalist based in Salisbury, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Chandler writes for the Salisbury Post and Clemmons Courier, covering a wide range of topics including community events, local government, crime, education, and human interest stories.
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Chandler focuses on local news, particularly in the Salisbury area of North Carolina. He covers a range of topics including family & relationships, house & home, government & politics, and entertainment news. Chandler's coverage attributes indicate he is most likely to respond to pitches related to events within the community, government announcements at local levels such as city councils or school boards, seasonal activities or happenings specific to his coverage area.
Pitches that highlight human interest stories about individuals or families overcoming challenges would align well with Chandler’s focus on family & relationships. Additionally, content related to developments in parks and recreation facilities within his coverage area may also be of interest based on his past reporting.
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By: Chandler Inions
By Chandler Inions chandler.inions@salisburypost SALISBURY — One of the largest Willow Oaks in Salisbury had to be cut down last week. The tree, located in the 200 block of Carolina Boulevard, was more than 18 feet around and over 100 feet high. It had been around for more than a century. The homeowner, Hansel Bumgarner, […]
The Salisbury Post brought back People to Watch with a 2025 version of the series that looks at locals with a bright year ahead. Today’s issue features Dr. Rebecca Childs, a passionate educator recently elected to represent the Salisbury district on the Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education. Childs took the formal oath of office in December, […]
SALISBURY — North Main Street commuters have likely seen some changes taking place at Henderson Independent School. The Rowan-Salisbury School System’s campus is undergoing a bit of a facelift. The cafeteria that had been the subject of discussion for some time was demolished earlier this month. Meanwhile, a crew with Swartz Building Solutions Inc. has […]
The Salisbury Post is your official guide for 2025’s People to Watch. This 10-part series is taking a look at local figures with a big year on the horizon. Today’s feature takes a look at Eljay Johsnon, also known as Yeddi Lino, a parks and recreation aid with the city of Salisbury who has an […]
By: Chandler Inions
The recently-formed Community Health Needs Assessment Steering Committee met on Monday for the first of its monthly presentations. January’s presentation focused on a variety of topics including education, food access, employment and crime. Education Rowan-Salisbury Schools Superintendent Dr. Kelly Withers addressed education, highlighting such points as the system’s approach to student achievement as it relates […]
SALISBURY — Rowan County’s elected officials from Raleigh joined its local elected officials, among other dignitaries, for the Rowan County Chamber’s Legislative Power in Partnership Breakfast at Catawba College. The meeting offered the opportunity for Sen. Carl Ford and Representatives Julia Howard, Harry Warren and Grant Campbell to share their visions for the upcoming legislative […]
By: Chandler Inions
One of President Donald Trump’s first orders of business following his inauguration this week was to pardon those jailed in relation to convictions stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the United States Capitol. One of those people convicted for their role in the attack was Brett Alan Rotella, also known as Brett Ostrander, […]
The Rowan Chamber of Commerce 99th Annual Gala Awards was an evening filled with food and fun for everyone in attendance, but for five individuals, a pleasant surprise was the finest accoutrement. Vincia Miller was recognized as the Young Professional of the Year, Stowe Law Firm, PLLC as the Minority Business of the Year, and […]
Following similar moves at the federal level, a pair on N.C. commissioners eliminated diversity, equity and inclusion practices from their departments. In a Thursday announcement, Labor Commissioner Luke Farley signaled that he was ending the use of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) metrics within his department. “Effective immediately, I am ending the N.C. Department of […]
By: Chandler Inions
East Rowan High School had a big year in sports and the momentum is only getting stronger. On Monday night, the Rowan-Salisbury School Board signaled approval to move forward with a new sports facility on the Mustang’s campus. The project is being funded independently of the school system so it won’t cost RSS any money […]
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