Rowan County is a place where you can be as connected as you desire to be.

Rowan County is full of resources for small business owners from the Rowan EDC, Rowan Chamber of Commerce, and Small Business Center at Rowan-Cabarrus.

If Rowan County is a hub for so many self-made, brilliant women… then Rowan County is exactly where I want to be. 

Rowan County is not only home to fantastic restaurants. It is also home to tasty treats on wheels!

Isenberg’s staff and administration are proud to be the first dual-language school in Rowan County.

At West Rowan High School, girls are finding their passions in traditionally male careers, and let me just say…they are KILLING IT!

Rowan Creek Week is a cooperative effort between environmental organizations, local businesses, civic groups, and local government departments to educate residents on the importance of our local waterways.

When I think of summer a lot of things come to mind – vacations, pool time, cicadas (or I as called them, July flies), and of course… tomato sandwiches.

Local colleges and solar farms are helping Rowan County reduce its carbon footprint.

In 2018, the Novant Health Rowan Medical Center Foundation launched a $12 million capital campaign to support the construction of a state-of-the-art cancer center – the Wallace Cancer Center.

Rowan County is working towards creating a culture of health by encouraging employees to engage in healthy lifestyle behaviors, such as eating healthy, being active, and managing or reverse chronic conditions like diabetes.

In Rowan County, we have a renewed and energized focus on Whole Health, which is an approach that recognizes the interconnectedness of mental, physical, and emotional health for all.

Sailing on High Rock Lake is technical, romantic, and relaxing.

Every second and fourth Tuesday evening, a group of boaters from Salisbury meet in the middle of High Rock Lake and have happy hour, merriment, and munchies.

The vision for Tamarac has always been a convenient lakeside location for High Rock Lake.

“We’re trying to build community, not bricks and mortar,” Hinnant adds. “Places for people to live, work, worship, and play. And we are shovel ready.”

Cleveland is poised for what I call ‘intentional growth’. The 21-cent tax rate is the lowest in Rowan; there is easy access to Interstates 77, 40, and 85; and 3.5 million people live within a 50-mile radius.

From the NC Transportation Museum, to an amazing nature preserve, to shopping galore, and plenty of places to eat a wonderful meal, Spencer has something to offer everyone.