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Deadline approaches for small business grant
Small business owners in Salisbury have until noon on May 31 to apply for a small business assistance grant. The Rowan Chamber of Commerce is implementing this $30,000 pilot small business grant on behalf of the city of Salisbury, which they approved at its last council meeting. The grant was first announced at the April […] The post Deadline approaches for small business grant appeared first on Salisbury Post.
The right fit: Landis officials break ground for 51-unit apartment complex
LANDIS — Town officials and developer representatives gathered at the intersection of Mt. Moriah Church Road and West Ryder Avenue in Landis on Tuesday to celebrate the groundbreaking of a new apartment complex slated to bring more than 50 units to the area. According to Steve Ross, manager of Dynamic Developers of the Carolinas, the complex’s […] The post The right fit: Landis officials break ground for 51-unit apartment complex appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Commissioners loan $750,000 to help improve Salisbury Railwalk district
SALISBURY — The Rowan County Board of Commissioners voted on Monday to loan $750,000 to the Rowan County Tourism Development Authority in order to build a railwalk corridor between the farmer’s market and the Salisbury Amtrak Station. The grant would be given to the TDA during the 2024-2025 fiscal year and the agreement between the […] The post Commissioners loan $750,000 to help improve Salisbury Railwalk district appeared first on Salisbury Post.
North Carolina woman is senior’s rising star
DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — When Anna Claire Kelly took the senior activities coordinator position at Davidson County Senior Services, she had no idea how rewarding the opportunity would be. She was looking for a change after working at boutique for four years. Kelly joined the team in Oct. 2021, taking on the challenge of […]
CCVFD replenishes ranks after walkout
CLEVELAND — After more than a dozen firefighters resigned from the Cleveland Community Volunteer Fire Department a few weeks ago, the department’s board commissioned a third party to conduct an investigation into CCVFD’s ability to continue providing fire service to its coverage area. In a letter, Keith Bost, the managing partner of Management Solutions for Emergency Services, […] The post CCVFD replenishes ranks after walkout appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Kannapolis presents new fiscal year budget
KANNAPOLIS — After holding two, separate work session meetings on May 9 and 13 that went over several upcoming projects and initiatives to consider implementing, the proposed fiscal year 2024-2025 budget was presented to the Kannapolis City Council at the May 20 meeting. The new fiscal year starts on July 1 and ends June 30, […] The post Kannapolis presents new fiscal year budget appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Davidson County residents could be receiving fake property tax letters in the mail
DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. — Davidson County Tax Office is receiving reports of citizens receiving letters that appear to be from the tax office. The letter is labeled "DISTRANT WARRANT" and instructs people to call an 800 number to dispute charges immediately. The letter does not contain a return address or a legible signature of who sent the letter.
Council approves multiple contracts, resolutions: Bermuda Run receives Davie County Sheriff’s Office updates from JD Hartman
BERMUDA RUN — While Manager Andrew Meadwell continues to put the finishing touches on the 2023-24 budget, the Bermuda Run Town Council moved forward with approval of a couple important contracts and other resolutions in last Tuesday night’s meeting. In the first of two proposed action items, the council voted to allow the town manager […] The post Council approves multiple contracts, resolutions: Bermuda Run receives Davie County Sheriff’s Office updates from JD Hartman appeared first on clemmonscourier.
Salisbury the Magazine to hit the stands this week
SALISBURY — Just as summertime is a great time to create memories, the summer 2024 issue of Salisbury the Magazine, which will hit the stands on Tuesday, provides stories about making memories, capturing them and sharing them with others. In the story titled, “Spring in his step,” Ben White, a NASCAR journalist, shares the story […] The post Salisbury the Magazine to hit the stands this week appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Preview: Salisbury City Council to consider approving development plan for Kesler Mill site
SALISBURY — The Salisbury City Council will be considering whether or not to endorse a development plan for the redevelopment of the 13-acre former Kesler Mill site as the basis for marketing the site to the private sector for redevelopment at their upcoming meeting. The meeting will be on Tuesday, May 21, at the city […] The post Preview: Salisbury City Council to consider approving development plan for Kesler Mill site appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Grand opening held: ‘We’ve been very blessed’
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 […] The post Grand opening held: ‘We’ve been very blessed’ appeared first on Salisbury Post.
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