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All the gifts are gone from under the tree and soon my better half will throw out the cedar tree our son cut from his pasture land and brought to our house so we could have a “real” tree … more
Here in the last week of the year, one might reflect upon the highs and lows of 2023 or look to the future by making resolutions. One might also have one’s hands full of the endless tasks … more
PITTSBORO — On December 18, 2023, Chatham County Human Resources Director Courtney Jones gave a special presentation at the Board of Commissioners meeting in Pittsboro recognizing Karen … more
The Northwood girls basketball team beat Union Pines, 51-23, in the first round of the First Bank Charger Classic Wednesday. For the Chargers, the big girls down low did most of the heavy … more
Northwood boys basketball’s Drake Powell earns athlete of the week honors for the week of Dec. 18. In Northwood’s four games during the Capitol City Classic in Salem, Oregon, Powell, … more
My favorite childhood concept was the do-over. Whether shooting hoops or swinging a baseball bat, sometimes I needed a second chance. Maybe a third or fourth! Adults, however, are less receptive … more
Chatham County celebrated 24 graduates from its Leadership Academy Class of 2023 on December 7, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to developing local leaders. Since 2002, this unique … more
Seaforth girls wrestling’s Keira Rosenmarkle earns athlete of the week honors for the week of Dec. 11. In the WRAL/HSOT Wrestling Tournament Saturday, Rosenmarkle (152-pound weight class) … more
One of North Carolina’s fastest-growing counties saw varying levels of interest in races for elective office ahead of the 2024 election cycle. Races for two Chatham County Commissioner … more
Mr. Webster, in his book of words, defines “tradition” as “an inherited, established or customary pattern of thought, action or behavior” and as “the handing down of … more
In an extraordinary move, Special Counsel Jack Smith asked the Supreme Court on Monday to rule on President Donald Trump's claim that he is immune from prosecution for election interference. The … more
For my family and many of yours, the holiday season is the best time of the year. From decking the halls to exchanging gifts with loved ones and friends, our joyful holiday traditions serve as a … more
PITTSBORO — As the old joke goes, how do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice. Thus we have Abigail Sabrina Wright, a junior at Northwood High School, has been … more
The Chatham County Partnership for Children held its 19th Reindeer Run 5K in Pittsboro last Saturday. Participants ran on a USATF certified course that started at Central Carolina Community … more
Boys In front of a rowdy, packed out gym, fierce rivals Jordan-Matthews and Chatham Central competed neck and neck until the Bears made the necessary adjustments to pull away for a 58-47 win … more
Northwood cross country and track and field head coach Cameron Isenhour is officially stepping down after five years with the Chargers. He will leave the program after the JDL Holiday … more
Seaforth continued its undefeated campaign on senior night, beating Chatham Central, 81-0, and Jordan-Matthews, 83-0, in its own tri-meet Wednesday. Not only did the Hawks have a perfect night, … more
Boys Basketball Seaforth lost a close game to Grace Christian on Dec. 5, 58-61. The Hawks bounced back Friday, beating Graham, 89-39. Sophomore guard Declan Lindquest led Seaforth with 15 … more
The United Pullers of the Carolinas honored two local tractor pullers at its awards banquet held in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on Nov. 18. Noble Hinshaw, a Siler City man, was one of four 2023 … more
SILER CITY — Darrin Locklear is on a different mission today than he might have been on growing up in Siler City in the 1970s and ‘80s. “People who remember me may remember I was a … more
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