Salisbury Main Street

05/27/2026

You’ve got a few more days to enter the contest! 📸

📸✨ SALISBURY IS… PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST ✨📸

Show us what makes Salisbury and Chariton County special through YOUR lens!

Whether it’s small-town charm, beautiful rural landscapes, local traditions, historic places, or everyday moments — we want to see what “Salisbury Is…” to you.

🏆 Winning photos will be featured in the Salisbury Main Street Calendar!

📷 Categories Include:
• Community Life
• Downtown Salisbury
• Rural & Landscape
• Historic Salisbury

⭐ Awards:
• Best of Show (Calendar Cover)
• Best Downtown Photo
• Best Rural/Landscape Photo
• Best Community Life Photo
• Youth Winner (12 & Under)
• Teen Winner (13–18)
• PLUS People’s Choice Award during Steak Festival voting!

📌 Contest Details:
• Open to ALL ages
• Up to 3 entries per person
• Photos must be taken in Salisbury or Chariton County
• Basic editing allowed
• NO AI-generated or AI-altered images

💲 Entry Fees:
• $5 per photo
• $10 for 3 photos

📅 DEADLINE: May 31, 2026

📧 Digital entries:
[email protected]

📬 Mail entries/payments to:
Salisbury Main Street
PO Box 34
Salisbury, MO 65281

Grab your camera and help celebrate our community one photo at a time! ❤️📸

05/07/2026

📸✨ SALISBURY IS… PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST ✨📸

Show us what makes Salisbury and Chariton County special through YOUR lens!

Whether it’s small-town charm, beautiful rural landscapes, local traditions, historic places, or everyday moments — we want to see what “Salisbury Is…” to you.

🏆 Winning photos will be featured in the Salisbury Main Street Calendar!

📷 Categories Include:
• Community Life
• Downtown Salisbury
• Rural & Landscape
• Historic Salisbury

⭐ Awards:
• Best of Show (Calendar Cover)
• Best Downtown Photo
• Best Rural/Landscape Photo
• Best Community Life Photo
• Youth Winner (12 & Under)
• Teen Winner (13–18)
• PLUS People’s Choice Award during Steak Festival voting!

📌 Contest Details:
• Open to ALL ages
• Up to 3 entries per person
• Photos must be taken in Salisbury or Chariton County
• Basic editing allowed
• NO AI-generated or AI-altered images

💲 Entry Fees:
• $5 per photo
• $10 for 3 photos

📅 DEADLINE: May 31, 2026

📧 Digital entries:
[email protected]

📬 Mail entries/payments to:
Salisbury Main Street
PO Box 34
Salisbury, MO 65281

Grab your camera and help celebrate our community one photo at a time! ❤️📸

04/29/2026

We are very fortunate that Salisbury Chiropractic - Dr Melissa Bosch DC offers Saturday hours. Take note of her availability below. 👇

04/22/2026

🌟 SUPPLIES NEEDED 🌟

We are in need of cans and styrofoam for one of our beautification projects. Please make sure all items are free of food or drink particles.

These supplies can placed in bags and dropped off at B&K Storage, 617 South Hutchinson, in the trailer on the north side of the building.

Thank you for helping make our project a success!

04/06/2026

Community meeting tonight, 6PM in the basement of the United Methodist Church at 318 S Broadway. All are encouraged to attend!

01/20/2026

This is why our organization feels so strongly about code enforcement. We want our buildings and infrastructure around for 100+ more years! It truly matters!

Your town spent $100,000 to demolish a building and $0 enforcing codes on the other 50 buildings falling apart.

Make it make sense.

Every year I watch cities pay a fortune to tear down “blighted” buildings. Meanwhile, they completely ignore the code violations that created the blight in the first place.

It’s like watching someone with a cavity refuse to brush their teeth, then pay thousands for a root canal, then still refuse to brush.

Demolition is not a strategy. It’s a surrender.

Code enforcement is boring. It’s not sexy. There’s no ribbon cutting. No press release. No way for a politician to take credit.

But it works.

Every building that falls apart does so slowly. First a broken window. Then some peeling paint. Then a sagging roofline. Then it’s “blighted” and needs to be demolished.

At every single stage, code enforcement could have stopped it.

But enforcement requires having standards. It requires telling property owners “no, that’s not acceptable here.”

Most cities would rather pay for demolition than have an uncomfortable conversation.

How many buildings has your town torn down that could have been saved?

01/05/2026

We hope you can join us this evening for our quarterly public meeting!

01/02/2026

As we enter into the New Year, we wanted to take the time to thank all our dedicated volunteers from 2025. Our organization is ran completely by volunteers and without your time, service, and donations, it wouldn’t be possible!

THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS!! 💚💛

We hope that 2026 continues to bring our community together and know it’s possible with your support! Happy New Year from the Salisbury Main Street organization.

12/07/2025

Have you ever see such a thing?! 🎅🏼 Amanda Gratz, Patti Wright Yung, and family really know how to put on a show! Congratulations to our 1st place parade winner this year!

Thanks for always supporting Miracle on Broadway! ❤️💚

12/01/2025

We are busy getting those ❄️ snowball ❄️ prizes ready! Now we just need to floats to throw them from. Sign up by clicking on the link on the original post. See you Saturday! 🎅🏼🎄

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