SILER CITY — April was supposed to be the hand-off month at Communities In Schools of Chatham County, with long-time Executive Director Kim Caraganis’ retirement and the transition of leadership …
PITTSBORO — As companies and businesses around the world shift their production focus to making products designed to help fight the spread of COVID-19, a Pittsboro-based medical device manufacturer …
If you’re driving along U.S. 421 between Sanford and Siler City, the growing rows of white trailers with yellow and black trim are difficult to miss. Sanford-based QualTek Recovery Logistics has been building its inventory of “sleeper trailers” at the former site of terra cotta manufacturing plant in near Gulf to help with disaster preparedness.
“Music,” poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote, “is the universal language of mankind” — and as the coronavirus pandemic spreads worldwide, music has served as a comforting balm to many …
Chatham, NCIn the latest installment of our chats with experts and people making a difference in Chatham through the COVID-19 pandemic, we spoke to Layton Long, director of the Chatham County Public Health Department, and Dennis Streets, executive director of the Chatham County Council on Aging, about why seniors are a group at-risk for contracting COVID-19, advice for seniors and their caregivers and what different groups are doing to help this vulnerable population during this time.
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How is the food industry stacking up against other industries in the age of COVID-19? News + Record Publisher and Editor Bill Horner III talked this week with Hank Cardello, a Governors Club resident who writes about food policy for Forbes magazine.
As more Chatham County residents hunker down in their homes aiming to avoid contact with COVID-19 and help curb its spread, traffic on local roads and highways is noticeably light.
When I was a kid, our Coast Guard family moved to Puerto Rico for three years. Our base was like Eden. Every yard had multiple fruit-bearing plants. We had coconuts and key limes. Other families …
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In our new quarantined reality, the movie theaters are closed but the online media streaming services are wide open. As cloistered millions (re)discover movies new and old, the first hit sensation is a zany documentary that has it all: murder, sex, betrayal, and greed. Throw in animal rights, polygamy, lawsuits, and a hint of human trafficking, and you have “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness,” a backwater tale full of brackish characters.
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