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Get to know some of Chatham’s farmers market vendors
Green Heal Farms Green Heal Farms is owned and operated by Kenny Boodman and Courtney Martin. The couple started their organic vegetable and flower farm a little over two years ago and brings … more
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Audrey Thompson of T-5 Farms shows off some of the season's first strawberries.
Here’s your guide to Chatham’s three farmers markets
CHATHAM MILLS FARMERS MARKET https://www.chathammillsfarmersmarket.com/ April through October: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturdays November through January: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays Located … more
Former commissioner Petty faces Kinsey in GOP’s Dist. 54 primary
Former Chatham County Commissioner Walter Petty is seeking office again, but he’s aiming for the N.C. House of Representatives Dist. 54 seat. more
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Northwood High School juniors Ana Barton (left), Sophia Roberts (center) and Samantha Thurber (right) were selected to attend N.C. Governor's School this summer.
Three Northwood students selected to attend N.C. Governor’s School this summer
Three students from Northwood High School have been selected to attend the prestigious N.C. Governor’s School this summer at Meredith College and Winston-Salem State University. more
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Jane Allen Wilson (left) will lead several improv exercises and group activities during Saturday's Kitchen Comedy event at the Inn at Celebrity Dairy Farm.
Circle City Supper Club to host improv cooking class, Kitchen Comedy
“Kitchen Comedy,” hosted by Circle City Supper Club, will take place at the Inn at Celebrity Dairy Farm located at 144 Celebrity Dairy Way, six miles east of Siler City on Saturday. more
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Chatham County school board Chairperson Gary Leonard (from left), Chatham Central High School Principal Karla Eanes, Teacher of the Year Cassadi Walden, school board member David Hamm, Chatham Central High School teacher Brett Walden, Superintendent Anthony Jackson, and school board member Del Turner.
Chatham Central’s Cassadi Walden named ‘Teacher of the Year’
The combination of creativity and care are why Walden was named the 2022-2023 Chatham County Schools teacher of the year. more
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Mary Nettles, president of the East Chatham Branch of the NAACP, spoke during last September's remembrance service for Eugene Daniel at New Hope Baptist Church's cemetery, which commemorated the 100th anniversary of his lynching death..
NAACP, Community Remembrance Coalition to honor county’s other lynching victims
Both chapters of the Chatham County NAACP, along with the Community Remembrance Coalition-Chatham, will host a ceremony next week to honor the memory of five residents who were lynched in Chatham County more than 100 years ago. more
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Interim manager admonishes Unity candidates’ accusations during Monday meeting
Monday’s Siler City Board of Commissioners meeting was brief, but Interim Town Manager Bill Zell used his time to address allegations made by four newcomers seeking seats on the board. more
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A Mother’s Day tradition of kids making cards for their moms as keepsakes extends to China, where Lei Jiao’s Ruby, then 6 years old, celebrated her mom as someone who drives her to beautiful places, makes her delicious cakes and teaches her good English.
Dear Mom, I know you’re so tired, so I got you a Mother’s Day gift from China—chicken blood
Journalism professor Buck Ryan in Kentucky and English lecturer Lei Jiao in Wuhan, China, are back pursuing cross-cultural understanding through current events—this time a salute to all mothers, … more
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An eastern diamondback rattlesnake.
Snake sightings common as the weather warms
RALEIGH — The warm weather means more snakes will start to show up along trails, in the woods, crossing roads and in our yards. Wildlife diversity biologists at the N.C. Wildlife Resources … more
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Commissioners get first look at FY22-23 budget
The Chatham County Board of Commissioners got their first look at the county’s proposed $164.9 million operating budget for fiscal 2022-23 on Monday night, which holds the property tax rate constant at 66.5 cents per $100 of assessed value while making adjustments for the expected future growth throughout the county. more
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Alston, Williams face off in Siler City Dist. 1 race
SILER CITY — Two political newcomers are on the ballot for the town’s District 1 commissioner seat. Albert Alston and Samuel Williams are aiming to replace Commissioner Tony Siler, who … more
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May is ‘Older Americans Month’ in Chatham County
Older adults play vital, positive roles in our communities — as family members, friends, mentors, volunteers, civic leaders, members of the workforce, and more. Just as every person is unique, so … more
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It’s election time. Here’s what you need to know.
The polls are open and it’s time — if you’re an early bird — to vote. Chatham County’s 2022 primary election is May 17, but one-stop early voting, which began last Thursday, is available … more
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The 'Unity 2022' candidates seeking office in Siler City include, from left, Nick Gallardo, Dean Picot II (sitting), Jared Picot and Samuel Williams.
‘Unity’ bloc pledges prosperity, but raises red flags for some
SILER CITY — Even in the often upside-down world of local politics, it was clear that Siler City’s 2021 municipal elections would be particularly unusual. Now that they’re finally happening … more
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Cassie Hallyburton of Bennett is one of the participants in the Chatham County Parenting Education Program. This program seeks to ensure safe households for parents and children.
New Chatham Parenting Education Program finds early success, but needs more funding
The parenting education program through Chatham County Court Programs uses a curriculum from Nurturing Parenting, which builds parenting skills as an alternative to abusive and neglectful parenting and child-rearing practices. more
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Dylan Phillips
Chatham Science & Engineering student Dylan Phillips wins prestigious Park Scholarship
Her can-do attitude is just one reason she earned North Carolina State University’s most prestigious honor for incoming first-year students — the Park Scholarship. Phillips is one of just 42 students to receive the honor, having been selected from a pool of more than 2,400 global applicants. more
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'Local on Lorax' was hosted at Forest Hall in Chatham Mills on Sunday evening to raise money for Pittsboro's Welcome Center.
‘Local on Lorax’ event helps raise funds for Welcome Center
The fundraiser — Local on Lorax — was held at Forest Hall at Chatham Mills, giving attendees the chance to enjoy a locally sourced four-course meal, cocktails courtesy of Fair Game Distillery and bmc brewing, a live jazz band and a live auction. more
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Police officers responded to a verbal altercation between Durham philanthropist Courtney Jordan (right) and at-large commissioner candidate James "Jay" Underwood.
Officers called during altercation between Durham philanthropist, commissioner candidate after Monday’s board meeting
SILER CITY — A confrontation between Durham entrepreneur Courtney Jordan — who’s helping fund and support four Siler City “Unity 2022” newcomers in their efforts to win … more
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First responders and Chatham Ag Extension partner for training
Members of the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office joined fellow first responders, animal control officers, and emergency management professionals April 12 for an Animal Welfare and Officer Safety course provided by Chatham County’s Cooperative Extension. more
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