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The Salisbury Post is a long-standing community newspaper serving Salisbury, North Carolina, and the surrounding areas. Established in 1905, the publication has weathered challenges throughout its history while maintaining a steadfast commitment to local news coverage.

The Salisbury Post primarily caters to the residents of Salisbury and Rowan County, providing comprehensive reporting on a diverse range of topics that impact the local community. Its coverage encompasses sports, business and industry news, family and lifestyle content, home and real estate updates, and crime reports.

With a strong emphasis on community engagement, the Salisbury Post diligently covers local events, breaking news, and evolving stories that shape the region. The newspaper also serves as a platform for private sector announcements and press releases, keeping readers informed about developments within local businesses and organizations.

While the Salisbury Post has transitioned through various ownerships over the decades, its core mission has remained unchanged – to deliver reliable, hyperlocal news and information to its readership. Currently owned by Boone Newspapers Inc., the publication continues to thrive as a trusted source of news for the Salisbury community through its print edition.

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Private Sector Announcements: 11 %

Evolving Stories: 8 %

Breaking News: 7 %

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Blotter for May 18

By: Robert Sullivan

2024-05-20

Blotter for May 18 By Robert Sullivan In Salisbury Police Department reports:

Police investigating after woman gets letter saying she must repay loan she never received Published 12:00 am Saturday, May 18, 2024 By Robert Sullivan You have read 0 of 12 articles. Log In or Subscribe SALISBURY — Police are investigating after a woman reported receiving a letter from the government telling her she owed over $16,000 to repay a federal loan that she never applied for. Police were notified on Wednesday by the victim, who said that she received a letter from the federal government notifying her that a $16,713 repayment for a COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan was due, said Major Justin Crews, public information officer for the Salisbury Police Department. The victim then notified police and told them that despite being a business owner she had never applied for or received a federal loan. Crews said that someone likely used the victim's personal information and applied for the loan, adding that the department had not identified any suspects as of Friday. Police reports indicate that the fraud by impersonation occurred at some point between Jan. 1, 2021 and March 19, 2024. More News Blotter for May 18 Bestselling author shares her story at tea party A Kannapolis “gem” reopens to a standing ovation Health department warns about recent surge in overdoses sparked by fentanyl Print Article

By: Robert Sullivan

2024-05-20

Police investigating after woman gets letter saying she must repay loan she never received By Robert Sullivan You have read 0 of 12 articles.

Grand opening held: ‘We've been very blessed' Published 12:00 am Saturday, May 18, 2024 By Karen Kistler You have read 0 of 12 articles. Log In or Subscribe 2 of 3 After the ribbon cutting, Larry Cloninger, left, chatted with Bob Parnell, City of Salisbury Fire Chief, middle, and Terry Smith, fire marshal. — Karen Kistler Salisbury Mayor Pro Tem Tamara Sheffield, at right, congratulates the group prior to he ribbon cutting. — Karen Kistler Ribbon cutting held at Cloninger Ford/Toyota Collision Center. — Karen Kistler After the ribbon cutting, Larry Cloninger, left, chatted with Bob Parnell, City of Salisbury Fire Chief, middle, and Terry Smith, fire marshal. — Karen Kistler Salisbury Mayor Pro Tem Tamara Sheffield, at right, congratulates the group prior to he ribbon cutting. — Karen Kistler Ribbon cutting held at Cloninger Ford/Toyota Collision Center. — Karen Kistler After the ribbon cutting, Larry Cloninger, left, chatted with Bob Parnell, City of Salisbury Fire Chief, middle, and Terry Smith, fire marshal. — Karen Kistler SALISBURY — Despite the rain, employees, town officials and guests gathered for a ribbon cutting May 14 as the Cloninger Ford/Toyota Collision Center, located at 645 Julian Road, marked its grand opening. Prior to the cutting of the ribbon, brief comments were made by Mayor Pro Tem Tamara Sheffield and Terry Osborne, chairman of the Rowan County Chamber of Commerce, who both congratulated the management and employees on this special occasion. Larry Cloninger, owner and CEO, took the opportunity to say thank you for the support of the community and to express his appreciation for all of the employees. After the event, everyone was invited to enjoy a barbecue meal with all the trimmings. In sharing about the grand opening and what it meant to him to celebrate the occasion, Cloninger said, “we wouldn't have a grand opening if people in Salisbury and Rowan County didn't come to our business.” He shared that you have to have two things, “people have to show up for work and you've got to have customers, and you have to take care of customers. Treat people the way you want to be treated.” Managing partner Ron Lovelace said the day meant a lot. “We try to always give back to the community. We've been very blessed to have a very successful business. Just to be able to provide all this for the community and see the community support even with the weather like it is. It's huge for us. We're very fortunate.” More Business Cabarrus Health Alliance commemorates National Mental Health Month Rowan County Young Professionals launches Pro Pals Program to welcome new members Rowan Chamber Raleigh trip Mottzarellas plants Granite Quarry roots Print Article

2024-05-20

Grand opening held: ‘We've been very blessed' By Karen Kistler You have read 0 of 12 articles. Log In or Subscribe

New parks and recreation director brings her big city experience to Salisbury

By: Brad Dountz

2024-05-20

New parks and recreation director brings her big city experience to Salisbury By Brad Dountz

RCCC celebrates 60 years by awarding nearly 1,600 degrees, diplomas and certificates

2024-05-20

RCCC celebrates 60 years by awarding nearly 1,600 degrees, diplomas and certificates By Staff Report You have read 0 of 12 articles.

State bill adds referendum on partisan school board elections

By: Robert Sullivan

2024-05-20

State bill adds referendum on partisan school board elections By Robert Sullivan You have read 0 of 12 articles. Log In or Subscribe

High school track: Hornets boys 5th, girls 9th in 2A State Championships

2024-05-20

High school track: Hornets boys 5th, girls 9th in 2A State Championships By Post Sports You have read 0 of 12 articles.

Golf: Strange day at Valhalla

2024-05-20

By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Xander Schauffele was in the lead for the fifth time in his last six rounds. Masters champion Scottie Scheffler was in the thick of contention with his 42nd straight round of par or better. Bryson DeChambeau smashed his way into the mix with nine tee shots […]

NBA: Knicks and Pacers will need Game 7

2024-05-20

By MICHAEL MAROT AP Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS— Indiana Pacers coach Rick Carlisle challenged his team to play more physically and more tenaciously Friday night. His desperate team responded with one of its most inspired performances all season. Pascal Siakam finished with 25 points and seven rebounds, Myles Turner added 17 points and eight rebounds, […]

College softball: Pfeiffer still alive in regional, will have to win two on Saturday to advance

2024-05-20

College softball: Pfeiffer still alive in regional, will have to win two on Saturday to advance By Post Sports You have read 0 of 12 articles.

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