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
KANNAPOLIS — A.L. Brown exceptional children (EC) instructor Samantha Berg was named the Hilbish Ford Teacher of the Month earlier this week at the Kannapolis City School’s Board of Education meeting. Berg has two classes per day at A.L. Brown where she works with a combined class that features approximately 50 percent EC students. Both […]
SALISBURY — There is still time to take advantage of the local Toys for Tots drive even if you did not sign up during the initial application process. Beginning later this week, families will have the chance to pick up gifts from the organization’s distribution center in Salisbury. On Monday, applicants that did sign up […]
SALISBURY — A steering committee formed to conduct a community health needs assessment met for the first time last week and featured multiple local figures from various organizations and entities. The community health needs assessment is a quadrennial undertaking required by the state to compile comprehensive public health data from a county. The process establishes […]
By: Chandler Inions
SALISBURY — The opportunity to take in a timeless Christmas performance won’t be around long. The Piedmont Dance Theatre, in collaboration with the Salisbury Symphony Orchestra, will be performing “The Nutcracker” on Saturday and Sunday at Catawba College’s Keppel Auditorium. Salisbury Symphony Music Director Emeritus David Hagy said that the local performance of The Nutcracker […]
SALISBURY — With Christmas time demanding so much from so many, pulling everyone to and fro, it can be easy to forget that it’s pretty cold this time of year. But for those who don’t have a winter coat, it might be the biggest thing on their minds. THREE WIDE Foundation founders Donna and Steve Thomas […]
SALISBURY — In a long-standing tradition, Salisbury Academy middle school students experienced the true spirit of the holiday season at their recent Christmas Happiness Party for the clients of Rowan Vocational Opportunities. At the party, the students led games and activities for RVO clients, from karaoke to cookie and ornament decorating to bowling. “Looking around […]
ROWAN COUNTY — Thank you to everyone who submitted a location for the Salisbury Post’s Electric Elf feature. Hopefully, everyone can remember the joy that riding around to see various Christmas light displays can bring to little ones and adults alike. It’s just something about the lights. By compiling a list of different Christmas light displays, […]
ASHEVILLE — After Hurricane Helene decimated western North Carolina, a gingerbread house competition at the Omni Grove Park Inn was canceled. However, organizers invited those who planned to compete to still donate their creations to the area. Two young cookie contractors, Callie Caldwell and Maren Meeks, who are neighbors, friends and classmates at Millbridge Elementary, […]
The Salisbury Post presents a “Year in Review” As 2024 winds down, we here at the Salisbury Post are taking a look back on memorable moments of the year, from the stories that made us laugh to those that made us cry. What we write at the Post might be called articles, but at their […]
As Davidson County’s population continues to grow, more family farms are being converted into housing subdivisions. Thanks to the late Dr. Douglass Everhart’s forward thinking and estate planning, future development will not occur on his 120-acre farm because he opted to protect it with a permanent conservation easement. Those fortunate enough to own family land […]
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