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alisbury-Rowan, N.C., is making a name for itself as a much sought-after destination for relocating and expanding businesses because of its abundant resources, ideal location, and pro-business climate. But it's the unique lifestyle the area offers that has long been the area's best kept secret — until now. Nestled along the banks of the Yadkin River within the rolling hills of the North Carolina Piedmont region, Salisbury-Rowan offers small town charm with big city amenities right around the corner.
   Salisbury-Rowan has always been known for its prime location close to the Eastern seaboard. In fact, the area was first established by Native Americans and settlers because of its accessibility and abundant resources. Today, Salisbury-Rowan still enjoys remarkable accessibility through abundant highway and interstate infrastructure that connects it to some of the country's fastest growing cities, a prime location within an hour's drive of two international airports, and the presence of the largest consolidated railway system in the country.
   The mild climate allows for residents and visitors to enjoy all four seasons. With the average annual temperature in the 60s, there is plenty of time to spend outdoors. The Blue Ridge Mountains and world famous beaches are both only a short distance away and offer an abundance of activities and cultural attractions for all ages. Salisbury-Rowan, N.C., is also home to one of the largest lakes in the state, which provides the region's citizens and businesses all the water they need and want for continued positive growth.
   Sports fans will also not be disappointed. The region is well known for its world-class golf courses and as the birthplace of NASCAR, and there are also NFL and NBA games a short drive away in neighboring Charlotte. It is also surrounded by professional hockey, AAA baseball, and ACC basketball, as well as state parks and a national forest well equipped for a multitude of outdoor recreational activities.
   Located within an easy drive (or train ride) of Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro and Winston-Salem, big city amenities abound. The region has hundreds of museums and cultural facilities and is known for its generous donations to the arts and sciences. Salisbury-Rowan itself is home to the North Carolina Transportation Museum, a National Cemetery, history museum, a symphony orchestra, a regionally renowned art museum, and one of the most accomplished local theater troops in the state. When coupled with the Broadway productions, world-class concert tours and internationally renowned art exhibits in neighboring cities, Salisbury-Rowan has all the cultural amenities you could ever want.
   As a place to live, Salisbury-Rowan is hard to beat. With top-notch public schools and a wide variety of private schools to choose from, Salisbury-Rowan is committed to providing a solid education to all of its students. Advanced educational facilities abound in the region as well (including three in Rowan County alone!), not only providing top-notch choices to further your education, but also providing top-notch talent pools.
   The area is the perfect mix of rural charm and urban sophistication. The cost of living is below the national average, and new home construction costs are among the lowest in the country. Salisbury-Rowan, N.C., is not only catching the eye of major corporations, but also people from around the country looking for the perfect place to call home.