Finding a place to live should be fair and equal for everyone. That’s why the Fair Housing Act exists—to protect you from discrimination when renting, buying, or getting a loan for housing. No one should be denied a home because of their race, color, religion, national origin, gender, familial status (having children), or disability.
The Salisbury Police Department will host the NC Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) for Special Olympics of North Carolina and a BBQ Plate Sale on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, at Bell Tower Green Park on South Church Street.
The City of Salisbury is rolling up its sleeves and joining the NCDOT Litter Sweep from April 12-26 as part of the statewide effort to keep North Carolina clean. Join us on Saturday, April 26 for a community litter sweep event.
The City of Salisbury is rolling up its sleeves and joining the NCDOT Litter Sweep from April 12-26 as part of the statewide effort to keep North Carolina clean. Over these two weeks, Salisbury will take action in three key ways.
Cheerwine has invited high school students across the Carolinas to showcase their creativity and regional pride with a T-shirt design contest for the upcoming 2025 Cheerwine Festival. With an open call to students to use mediums ranging from crayons and markers to digital design software, the contest sought original artwork spotlighting the essence of the Carolinas.
Join the Salisbury Police Department at your local Dairy Queen at 1004 W. Innes St. on Thursday, July 18 from 1 to 3 p.m. All members of the community are invited for this open conversation.