Cindy Sallis, former candidate for Duplin County Commissioner, District 1

Cindy Sallis, former candidate for Duplin County Commissioner, District 1 Building community for the next generation. Prior Candidate for Duplin County Commissioner, District 1

06/25/2026

A Duplin County woman says a zoning change meant to regulate development near livestock operations has taken away her ability to return to the land her family has called home for generations. Marie Turner, a landowner in the Potter’s Hill area, said she was preparing to build on a parcel left to

06/23/2026

What a journey it has been. The Freedom for Farmers family wants to thank those across our state that advocated for our freedom. The original Farm Bill S639 tried to trounce our liberties and even set up a fall back safety study that could be weaponized to further decimate the raw milk farming community. The language we asked to be removed found in Sections 15(b) and 20 were thankfully removed along with Section 17, which would've set the NC Dept of Ag against us with police state powers.

Thank you again to all those that called, emailed, and went to Raleigh on our behalf. Huge shout out to the House Freedom Caucus and Representative Keith Kidwell. You are all appreciated.

We will vigilantly watch with the hopes we do not see such oppressive language again so we can continue providing healthy nourishment for our state.

We need a veto override to join other constitutional carry states. We need to make it happen now.
06/17/2026

We need a veto override to join other constitutional carry states. We need to make it happen now.

⬇️A RIGHT DELAYED IS A RIGHT DENIED!⬇️

There is only ONE way to bring SB 50 up for a vote. ONE!

Speaker Hall needs to make it happen.

Sometimes we need to make some calls, send some emails, and pay those in Raleigh a visit. This is one of those times.
06/17/2026

Sometimes we need to make some calls, send some emails, and pay those in Raleigh a visit. This is one of those times.

🛑JUST SAY NO TO 2A INFRINGEMENTS🛑

This bill, as is, could put law-abiding citizens at risk for prosecution!

Just say no and take action: https://grnc.org/wp/2026/06/senate-bill-310-criminal-law-changes/

06/09/2026

The deadline to apply for the $221 million USDA block grant for certain ag losses from Hurricane Helene has been extended to June 12!

The block grant applies to producers and landowners in 39 presidential or secretarial declared counties for Hurricane Helene damage. The disaster assistance will only cover losses associated with Hurricane Helene that were not covered under any other USDA programs. Learn more from N.C. Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler at the link below!

More info: https://blog.ncagr.gov/2026/06/08/from-the-tractor-final-days-to-apply-for-disaster-assistance/

05/19/2026

🚒 Faison Fire & Rescue will be hosting a FREE Fire Camp for ages 5-9!

Join us for a fun and educational morning where kids can learn about fire safety, meet firefighters, see the trucks and equipment, and enjoy hands-on activities.

📅 Camp Dates:
• June 24
• July 21

🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

📍 Location: Anne Stroud Recreation Center
184 Park Cir, Faison, NC

We would like to thank Faison Recreation for partnering with us to help make these camps possible for our community! 🚒

⬇️ Sign up for the event here:

https://form.jotform.com/240576024239051

The majority of the Duplin County Commissioners are against a constitutional amendment capping our property taxes, excep...
05/19/2026

The majority of the Duplin County Commissioners are against a constitutional amendment capping our property taxes, except Commissioner Justin Edwards (and Commissioner Garner was absent for the vote on their Resolution so I do not know his position on it). Looks like our income tax may get capped too. I welcome caps and making life more affordable.

North Carolina voters could have a choice in whether the state's income tax gets capped.

A Senate committee advanced a proposal Monday that would ask voters to lower the state’s constitutional income tax cap to 3.5%, as newly revised revenue forecasts show the state is bringing in far more money than expected.

Read more about what this could mean for North Carolina here:https://www.cbs17.com/news/capitol-report/income-tax-cap-amendment-bill-clears-finance-committee/

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