Salisbury is celebrating 40 years in the NC Main Street program! We will celebrate our 40 year anniversary by highlighting and celebrating different milestones throughout the year! Be on the lookout!
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Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday, March 8th at exactly 2 am and ends on Sunday, November 1, 2020 at 2 am. By moving your clock forward by one hour to 3am, you lose an hour of sleep but gain an hour of daylight in the evening.
According to Dr. Phyllis Zee, Director for sleep medicine at Northwestern University, she states that there are some health effects that could stem from the change. To learn more about the effects and how to transition into the new time change more affectively, click here.
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Wine About Winter, HUGE SUCCESS!!

Thank you to everyone that attended Wine About Winter 2020! It was a huge success and the best yet!!
We estimate 1,600 people attended Wine About Winter 2020. This included, individuals that purchased tickets, hotel packages, designated drivers, etc.
We hope that you had a wonderful night and you’re looking forward to WAW 2021!
For those that attended, we would love to get your feedback. Please take a moment and fill out the WAW survey.
Downtown Salisbury, Inc. Launches NEW Website
The website’s development process focused on two primary concerns: mobile-first design and better functionality for residents, visitors and local business/property owners. The new mobile-first design is future forward, taking into account that over 70% of people use their mobile phone to access the internet and those numbers are likely to grow. The updated navigation provides clearly organized content that is easy to access. The public can now add their events to the event calendar for review by DSI staff, and the business listings can be managed directly by the business owners
In addition, DSI’s newsletter articles will be archived on the website and signing up to receive the newsletter emails each month is easy and fast. DSI staff will be constantly updating the website’s content with helpful information, articles, blogs, newsletters, announcements and more.
The website integrated DSI’s new branding with clean, colorful graphics. The main web page features a custom video highlighting downtown Salisbury, which will be updated annually.
We hope you find the new website fresh and modern; we worked hard to make sure it contained valuable information to assist you with your downtown Salisbury, NC needs.
Downtown Wine Crawl Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets include a souvenir wine glass, wine bag, wristband, and a tasting pass. Ticket holders are able to visit participating shops and restaurants to sip and sample a variety of 20+ wines from around Rowan County and beyond.
Rowan Public Library to host community job fair Friday
Rowan Public Library will host a free job fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, January 17th at 201 W. Fisher St.
It is open to the public and will offer job-seekers the opportunity to network with local employers who are recruiting to fill open positions. No registration is required.Job Fair 2018 is a response to community request.
Team Automotive Group, Grand Opening
Welcome to our Downtown
Hotwire Communications brings Fision to Salisbury! Residents are welcome to stop by the Fision Experience Center located at 114 S. Main St. to pay bills, pick up or drop off equipment, or speak directly to customer service representatives.
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Fine arts students will be able to work and study alongside artists at downtown studio
Continue reading “Ribbon-cutting to celebrate Rowan-Cabarrus Community College Collaboration with Pottery 101”Rowan-Cabarrus Community College Receives $50,000 Grant from Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
As a participant in the Inclusive Public Art Initiative, the College will launch a unique project aimed at highlighting stories of diversity and inclusion
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