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The City of Salisbury Public Works Department and Norfolk Southern will complete railroad and stormwater work in the 300 block of East Council Street, between Depot Street and North Long Street, requiring the road to be closed Tuesday, Oct. 6 through Thursday, Oct. 8.

The Salisbury Police Department is providing a reminder to residents, visitors, and business owners about the City’s parking regulations.

The latest edition of the Salisbury Lamplighter is now available to view (PDF).

Take a look back at how residents learned, volunteered and connected with local water resources during the eighth annual Rowan County Creek Week.

Experience the magic of 100 Monarch and Painted Lady butterflies at Hurley Park’s October 11 butterfly release, newly named in honor of longtime park advocate Gerry Hurley.

Lend a hand October 23 and 24 as volunteers come together on West Liberty Street to make exterior home improvements and a lasting difference in the community.

Celebrate Halloween in Downtown Salisbury on October 31 with trick-or-treating, games, activities, a costume contest and more at Halloween Fun Fest.

Visitors to Downtown Salisbury now have more time to shop, dine and explore with designated on-street parking limits expanded from two to three hours.

Due to the rainfall this week, the compost facility located at 1955 Grubb Ferry Road will be closed on Friday, September 25.

Due to the weather, the location has changed to the meeting room of the Salisbury Police Department, 130 East Liberty Street, starting at 6:00 PM.