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Monarch behavioral health in Pittsboro.
Behavioral health clinic opens in Pittsboro
PITTSBORO — Monarch, a provider of behavioral and mental health services, recently opened its Behavioral Health Outpatient Office in Pittsboro. The new location will offer a range of mental … more
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U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson (NC-09)
Hudson names new chief of staff
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Republican U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson (NC-09) announced a longtime North Carolina political operative will be leading his Congressional team. The six-term member of Congress … more
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The Siler City Commissioners at its April 6, 2024 meeting.
Siler City commissioners talk trash
One of the more contentious moments of the meeting came during discussion of waste management, currently contracted through Waste Industries, about how well the waste is managed, and whether to renew the contract. more
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Ruritan National President Robin Davenport, right, presents Silk Hope Ruritan President Bob Crawley with a certificate celebrating the 70th anniversary of the club.
Silk Hope Ruritan Club tallies 70 years of service
Northwest of Pittsboro, amid sprawling fields and rustic farms, lies the small rural community of Silk Hope. A run-down gas station, doubling as a surprisingly delicious BBQ joint, suggests a community forgotten. But nearby, an immaculate fire station and the 5,000-square-foot Silk Hope Community building tell a different story. more
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The waters of Jordan Lake are again rising due to rains. Picnic tables at White Oak are again under water.
With more rains, Chatham County waters see more flooding [Photo gallery]
After nine days of rain in Chatham county,  the Haw River and Jordan Lake filled and overflowed for the second time this year, the fourth time since the hurricanes last year. As of Feb. 26, … more
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A rendering of a UNC Health facility in Chatham Park is featured in image courtesy of UNC Health
UNC Health will expand services in Chatham
CHAPEL HILL — UNC Health has acquired a 43-acre site within Chatham Park, the large-scale development project in Pittsboro. The acquisition signifies a substantial expansion of UNC Health's … more
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Jordan-Matthews players (L to R) Jayden Johnson, Aaron Seitz and Urijah McSwain help distribute Thanksgiving meals to needy families this week.
J-M football team partners with Mountaire, gives out free Thanksgiving meals
Jordan-Matthews’ football team handed out free Thanksgiving meals to local families in need Saturday. Head coach Ryan Johnson, joined by his son Jayden and players Urijah McSwain and Aaron … more
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Fire apparatus and personnel from numerous local communities help celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Siler City Fire Department. SCFD Engine 912 leads the procession in Siler City on November 18, 2023.
Siler City FD celebrates a century of service
SILER CITY — The Siler City Fire Department, with a little help from neighboring fire agencies, celebrated its 100th anniversary in style this past weekend, marking a significant milestone … more
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Erika Hoffman, a former schoolteacher in Chatham County Schools, with her husband, Dr. Byron Hoffman, at Moulin Rouge in Paris.
Paris revisited: debunking myths, discovering magic
“Paris is always a good idea,” Audrey Hepburn once famously declared. Before my journey from Raleigh-Durham Airport to Charles De Gaulle Airport on October 25, 2023, I was besieged … more
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Construction continues at a housing plan in Zelienople, Pa., Wednesday, March 18, 2020.
Chatham contractors thrive despite national housing slowdown
Chatham County contractors say they have steady demand for their services despite national construction of new homes decreasing amid rising interest rates. The Federal Reserve last week … more
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Members of the Campbell Law School Class of 2023 pose with Dean J. Rich Leonard.
Pittsboro resident graduates from Campbell University School of Law
RALEIGH — Pittsboro, North Carolina, resident James Murray was among the graduates Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law conferred 145 Juris Doctor degrees on Friday, May 12, during its 45th hooding and graduation ceremony at the J.S. Dorton Arena.  more
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FILE - Tailei Qi, the graduate student suspected in the fatal shooting of a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill faculty member, makes his first appearance at the Orange County Courthouse in Hillsborough, N.C., Aug. 29, 2023. Qi has been found unfit for trial after two mental evaluations, a judge ruled Monday, Nov. 27.
University of North Carolina shooting suspect found unfit for trial, sent to mental health facility
RALEIGH — The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill graduate student charged with fatally shooting his faculty adviser has been found unfit for trial after two mental evaluations, a judge … more
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Cars lined up at a prior year’s CCCC car show.
CCCC car show supports automotive programs
Central Carolina Community College (CCCC) will host its 7th annual Car and Motorcycle Show on Saturday, May 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school’s Main Campus in Sanford. The show is … more
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Michael Smith (left), president of Chatham County Economic Development Corporation, stands with Chris Platé, president of North Carolina Economic Development Association (NCEDA), who holds Smith's plaque, recognizing his win of the 2023 Large Market Deal of the Year award during the NCEDA 2023 Annual Conference.
NCEDA honors economic development winners at annual conference
WILMINGTON — Economic development professionals across North Carolina were honored for their contributions to the economic development profession and their communities at the North Carolina Economic Development Association (NCEDA) 2023 Annual Conference.  more
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A fisherman hooks one at an Operation North State fishing festival earlier this month on Lake Norman.
Boats needed for veterans’ fishing event at Jordan Lake
A day on the lake fishing for the big ones needs a lot of parts to pull it off — fishermen, tackle, fishing holes and boats. Especially boats. And that’s where there’s a need … more
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NCDHHS urges best practices for keeping you and your pets healthy while enjoying recreational waters
RALEIGH — As summer activities heat up and North Carolinians flock to recreational waters to beat the higher temperatures, the N.C. Dept. of Health and Human Services is urging residents to prioritize safety and adopt best practices for enjoying water activities with their pets.  more
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The outside of the Pittsboro SoCo developments in downtown Pittsboro.
Downtown Pittsboro scores recognitions
Downtown Pittsboro has been reaccredited as a NC Main Street community, one of only 50 other communities across the state to receive the designation. more
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The Yost’s backyard patio is framed with lush plantings and containers brimming with bright spring color.
Chapel Hill Garden Tour offers peek at gardening mastery
The Chapel Hill Garden Club is hosting its 14th biennial garden tour this weekend, on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This year’s theme is “Tucked … more
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Monarch to deliver Mobile Mental Health Crisis Services in Chatham County
Monarch, a statewide provider of mental health, substance use disorder, intellectual and developmental disabilities and traumatic brain injury services, now provides Mobile Crisis Services in Chatham County.  more
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Chatham deputy makes unusual rescue
In a scenario more akin to a wildlife adventure than a routine call, Chatham County Sheriff’s Office Deputy John Lacy faced an unusual challenge on the evening of November 17, according to a … more
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