Mission Statement

“To bring the Staley community together to support the preservation of our rural and small-town heritage and increase awareness of potential large-scale industrial and residential development. ”

About Staley

The Town of Staley, founded in 1889, was named for Col. John Staley, a Confederate officer in the Civil War. The town is conveniently located 20 miles northeast of Asheboro, five miles southeast of Liberty, and nearly nine miles northeast of Ramseur.

Staley, NC is a small town with a tight-knit community. The people here are friendly and welcoming, always happy to lend a helping hand when needed. The area is known for its beautiful scenery, many outdoor activities, and rich history. There is something for everyone in Staley, from fishing and hiking to museums and local shops. It's the perfect place to relax or do some work in peace and quiet. Life in Staley offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life without sacrificing the convenience of nearby amenities such as grocery stores and restaurants. All in all, living in Staley, NC can be pretty enjoyable! Mid-sized-city complex - Northwest-central North Carolina, 30 miles south of the Virginia border.

Central Location & Hours:

Committee members and Volunteer community Members are at the Staley Wesleyan Church Hall every Tuesday and Thursday

Hours:

4:30 pm-6:30 pm 

Address: 

Staley Wesleyan Church Hall

203 S Main StStaley, NC, 27355

Potential Quarry Site 

Families and businesses have been near the potential quarry site for generations.

The site's operations would disrupt families and their roots in Staley with noise, water, air, traffic, and dust pollution. Staley is a small town with close-knit values worth cherishing. 

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