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PITTSBORO — An investor who’s acquired nearly 500 acres of land just west of downtown Pittsboro says the mixed-use development he and his partners envision “will be an extension of …
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BY BILL HORNER III, Publisher
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1/18/23
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There is still time to nominate a deserving Chatham County citizen for the inaugural “6 Over 60” awards, culminating with a luncheon Friday, Feb. 24, at Chatham County Agriculture & …
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From Chatham County Council on Aging, Chatham News + Record
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1/18/23
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Chatham County Schools says it is addressing a situation involving a 4th-grade teacher who faces five counts of assault with a deadly weapon in connection with an incident that occurred after he was hired — but before his first day of work.
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BY BEN RAPPAPORT, News + Record Staff
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1/13/23
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PITTSBORO — Los casos semanales de COVID-19 tienen una tendencia al alza en el condado de Chatham, y el condado alcanzó el nivel alto de transmisión comunitaria según lo determinado por …
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Departamento de Salud Pública del Condado de Chatham
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1/12/23
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PITTSBORO — Weekly cases of COVID-19 are trending up in Chatham County, with the county reaching the High level of community transmission as determined by the Centers for Disease Control and …
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From Chatham County Public Health Department
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1/12/23
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PITTSBORO — Northwood wrestlers scored nearly 150 team points in a Senior Night tri-match on their home mats on Friday, with the Chargers steamrolling 64-16 over outgunned 3A Central Conference …
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BY DAN E. WAY
News + Record Correspondent
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1/11/23
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Seaforth junior Jarin Stevenson and Northwood junior Drake Powell have bigger aspirations than playing high school basketball, but both are quietly approaching a major milestone in their prep …
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BY JEREMY VERNON, Sports Editor
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1/11/23
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As we enter the heart of conference play, the top girls basketball team in Chatham County this winter has been Seaforth, which is only in its second year as a varsity program.
The Hawks boast an …
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BY JEREMY VERNON, Sports Editor
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1/11/23
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We’re now more than a week removed from the traumatic events of Week 17’s Monday Night Football game between the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals.
In the first quarter of that …
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BY JEREMY VERNON, Sports Editor
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1/11/23
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The top girls soccer team in Chatham County last season was Woods Charter, which went 19-1-2 overall and advanced to the 1A state final before falling, 3-0, to Christ the King. The Wolves have …
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BY JEREMY VERNON, Sports Editor
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1/11/23
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Some ancient American cultures, such as those of some of what call “native Americans” but were known as “Indians” when I was a little boy, have an interesting take on …
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BY BOB WACHS, Columnist
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1/11/23
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When I taught Introduction to World Religions to undergraduate students, I began the first class by describing a large crowd of people brought together at a certain time and place, many wearing …
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BY ANDREW TAYLOR-TROUTMAN, Columnist
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1/11/23
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Last Friday, while his former congressional colleagues in Washington were struggling to elect a House speaker, David Price was talking to the East Chapel Hill Rotary Club, delivering his first speech …
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BY D.G. MARTIN, Columnist
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1/11/23
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Many years ago, I was a young and determined seeker on the path of life. How could I evolve into my best self? Like many of my generation, I read the popular books of Carlos Castaneda and, heaven …
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BY JAN HUTTON, Columnist
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1/11/23
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I have two favorite quotes from Ronald Reagan about the world of work. The first one illustrates his mastery of an indispensable political tool: self-deprecating humor. “It’s true hard …
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BY JOHN HOOD, Columnist
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1/11/23
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The U.S. national debt right now is $31.5 trillion, or 121% of GDP. Never in American history has the national debt been so high, either nominally or as a proportion of GDP.
The only comparable …
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1/11/23
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Our president wants to change up the presidential selection process by moving the first primary from Iowa to South Carolina, claiming the Palmetto state is more representative of the rest of the …
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BY TOM CAMPBELL, Columnist
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1/11/23
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PITTSBORO — The Chatham County Board of Commissioners gathered at the Chatham Agriculture & Conference Center for a three-day annual retreat this week to define their priorities for the …
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BY BEN RAPPAPORT, News + Record Staff
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1/11/23
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Tych Cowdin’s passion for teaching, coaching and mentoring exemplifies the mission of Communities In Schools of Chatham County: to provide students a network of support empowering them to stay …
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CN+R Staff Report
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1/11/23
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If the year 2022 was about triumph and headline-making development projects in Chatham County, officials at the county and municipal levels here point to 2023 as a year of transformation — and of …
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CN+R STAFF REPORTS
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1/11/23
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