SALISBURY - Rowan Helping Ministries is seeking a person to join the shelter staff. This part-time position would work 15-25 hours per week on weekdays, weekends and also work holidays.

This person needs to be comfortable around diverse people. They need to be willing to work at a fast pace, but be able to notice the “little things”. In this position the staff member would check-in or check-out guests daily from the overnight shelter, launder clothing, perform security checks of individuals in various programs, admit guests to the shelter and occasionally prepare simple meals.

Staff may also assist volunteers with weekend/holiday soup kitchen. Computer skills are preferred.

SALISBURY - The Rowan County Sheriff’s Office Special Investigative Unit executed a search warrant, shortly after 7:30 am this morning, at 2406 Windswept Way, Rockwell.

Arrest warrants were issued for Joshua Aaron Senk, 32, in connection with six one-pot methamphetamine laboratories discovered at his residence. 

The laboratories were discovered during the execution of a state authorized search warrant.  Assisting in the investigation are Special Agents of the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation’s Clandestine Laboratory Response Team. 

Senk will be charged with counts related to the manufacturing of methamphetamine.  Additional arrests could be forthcoming.    

When the seasons change, your wardrobe changes too.

"Fashion has changed so much," said Ann Taylor store manager Luca Grenaway.

"It just gives you an opportunity to express yourself."

Whether you'd like to change it up on a vacation, buy a few new shirts, or completely remake yourself; you have one month to spruce up your look, so it's time to get started!

One of the major challenges the fashion-forward face, however, is cost.

If you are trying to stay fresh for less, experts say start taking inventory.

"Think about what you have in your closet," said Grenaway.

"Keep it in mind when you're shopping. A lot of times you might find a great piece that might match something you haven't worn in 10 years."

Grenaway recommends deciding what kind of clothing you're interested in buying before you hit the mall.

After you've figured out your style, it's time to pick out your clothes and go shopping.