Town of East Spencer, NC | The Original Southern City

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EAST SPENCER!!! Progress is upon us. We are in the midst of economic prosperity for the first time in over 70 years. Please take this short survey and let us know what businesses (commercial/retail) you would like to see along The Andrews Corridor and in the Town of East Spencer. Help us reinvent the Andrews Corridor, the gateway into East Spencer.

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Get Ready, Get Ready, Get Ready, June Fest 2025 at Royal Giants Park!!!

If you would like to be a vendor please click here to download registration form.

Apply for Advertisement for Bids – VUR Sewer Rehab here

Please find the agenda and information discussed for January 13, 2025 Council Meeting

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Veterans in Local Government

Town Manager Michael Douglas was honored November, 2024 with Veterans in Local Government: Recognizing Excellence

The Town of East Spencer recognizes the importance of Leadership Training – with Dr. Timogi with createandfacilitate

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CONGRATULATIONS

Ms. Mary Elizabeth Cooper receives the 1st MLK Beloved Community Award from the Town of East Spencer (Council Members) and Martin Luther King Social Action Committee (MLK-SAC) at a service held on Monday, January 20, 2025 hosted at Shady Grove Baptist Church with Pastor Andrew Davis.

Mayor Dr. Barbara Mallet received the Honorary Doctor of Divinity Degree, Saturday, November 9, 2024 United Cornerstone University

Mayor Dr. Barbara Mallet your servant leadership is being honored!

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105 S. Long St.
East Spencer, NC 28039

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Welcome to East Spencer

"The Original Southern City"

Located in Rowan County, East Spencer was incorporated in 1901. Due to the significance of the railway in the area, it is known as “The Original Southern City.”

Convenient to large cities like Charlotte and Winston-Salem, East Spencer is home to approximately 1,500 residents.