Carl Blankenship, Author at Salisbury Post
Recent Articles
RSS summer camps are coming back in virtual format
SALISBURY – With summer approaching and the school year’s end coming on an odd note, Rowan-Salisbury Schools’ Horizons Unlimited is bringing back its annual summer camps ... Read more
Latest protests in Salisbury peaceful as many speak out about injustices
SALISBURY — Protesters gathered next to the Big Lots parking lot along East Innes Street Tuesday night to continue protesting the most recent spate of ... Read more
Granite Quarry rezones leaf and limb property, views proposed budget
By Carl Blankenship carl.blankenship@salisburypost.com GRANITE QUARRY — The Granite Quarry Board of Aldermen corrected a zoning issue for its new leaf and limb site on ... Read more
China Grove adopts 2020-2021 budget
Carl Blankenship carl.blankenship@salisburypost CHINA GROVE — During a brief meeting with little fanfare on Tuesday, China Grove adopted its 2020-2021 budget. No members of the ... Read more
More Articles
- Rowan-Salisbury Schools considering premium pay for more workers
- Two asterisks: Looking back at renewal status of RSS in pandemic year
- Citadel parent companies seek to settle lawsuit outside of court
- Moody tells national educators webinar that ‘students are not test scores’
- RSS could receive $4 million in COVID-19-related funding
- Spring veterans lunch makes COVID-19 comeback
- Salute to service: McLaughlin’s rolls, serving fresh cuts of meat to locals
- Locals take the time to remember veterans at Salisbury’s national cemeteries
- Latest census estimates show population increase of 500 for Salisbury in previous decade
- Local salons, barbers booked up for reopening
- Annual veterans’ lunch returns as a drive-thru
- Up to $4.5 million in CARES Act funding coming to local schools
- UNC scientist: Vitamin D deficiency could increase susceptibility to COVID-19
- Seniors who work at Food Lion No. 10 get to walk
- Fairgrounds brings back drive-in movies to lift revenue, spirits during COVID-19
- As RSS prepares to dismiss, teachers adjust, too
- Partners in Education brings back executive director role, ramps up programs
- Students at Isenberg Elementary take on pandemic service projects
- Spencer views $3.2 million recommended budget
- Nearby districts make new plans to honor seniors in lieu of traditional graduation ceremonies
- RSS will keep feeding children this summer with more than triple the number of meals usually distributed
- South Main Book Company stocked more than 500 new books in Little Free Libraries
- RSS still plans on hosting in-person graduation ceremonies
- Most RSS students will keep issued devices during summer
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