I can’t stand by silently. I had to weigh in on the Town Commissioners race. I spent decades in regional real estate before moving to Pittsboro. I know the business. Relationships are everything. That’s why, even in retirement, I must say this anonymously. Because I know so many people still in theContinue Reading
Have a passion for cooking? Enroll in our culinary program at CCCC Chatham Main Campus in Pittsboro. This program is focused on holistic education, fundamentals of nutrition and culinary techniques taught using fresh produce from the CCCC Student operated farm. This Fall program offerings include but are not limited toContinue Reading
The Eagles gas station and service center seems to have given up the ghost and sold out to the “Refuel” corporation. Eagles were originally approved by Pittsboro Town to build, then the Town attempted to rezone the area and pull the permit. Evidently, Eagles fought for their rights granted byContinue Reading
CARE (CHATHAM ANIMAL RESCUE & EDUCATION) is offering FREE spay surgeries for female cats and dogs through July 31, 2023. This free offer is available to Chatham County residents who qualify for CARE’s targeted spay/neuter program, Lillie’s Fund. (Limit of three female pets per household). Additional pets, female or male,Continue Reading
A superb adjunct to this program, any diet, and the new semiglutide type medications, is “Pleasure Per Calorie” on amazon kindle and paperback. One time cost of less than $15. John Dykers From: John R. Dykers, Jr. M.D. Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2023 at 08:58:30 PM EDTSubject: Raising good eatersContinue Reading
Summer Fest is coming July 2nd, 3 to 8:30 pm in the Pittsboro town lot across from Postal Fish Company. Here’s what you need to know: The event is free to the public! Kids’ Zone with balloons, hula hoops, inflatables, etc. Three bands, including headliner Chairman of the Board! FirstContinue Reading
Calling all ham radio operators to join the ChatHAM Signal groupContinue Reading
You have amazing ideas! (Yes, of course you do.) And those ideas might be worth $$! (Maybe.) Well, great ideas are lost or stolen every day. Can you protect them? Yes. Maybe. Sometimes. Welcome to the strange world of intellectual property law. Patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets, oh my.Continue Reading
Moncure project planning government overreach The county commissioners are at it again. I bet you did not realize you were being ‘planned’ by the County. Do you live east of Jordan Lake and north of Highway 64? You are in the Moncure planning area. Do you live by the RockyContinue Reading
The Pittsboro Rotary Club is currently seeking a Chatham County rising junior or senior in high school to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Conference in Oak Ridge, NC from June 15 to June 18, 2023. The Rotary Youth Leadership Conference is a 4-day, 3-night leadership program that teaches leadership skillsContinue Reading
NEW HOURSBrown’s Chapel United Methodist Church will now meet every Sunday morning at 11:00. All are welcome!Sunday School for all ages 10:00 amRev. Mamie Alley355 Chicken Bridge RdPittsboro From: Robin Brady Sent: Monday, March 20, 2023 at 02:11:08 PM EDTSubject: Brown’s Chapel New HoursContinue Reading
Growing Chatham goes great with a bowl of hot soup on cold February days! Enjoy a bowl of hot soup while Reading Growing Chatham, Listening to the Growing Chatham Podcast,or Watching Growing Chatham.Both will warm your heart and soul!Find out more in this month’s Growing Chatham!https://express.adobe.com/page/88zLb1w79Iifa/ NC State UniversityContinue Reading
I’m personally glad to know that the Spring Ag Festival is back this year on Saturday, March 25, 2023 From: Gene Galin Sent: Friday, January 13, 2023 at 10:47:49 PM ESTSubject: Upcoming events at the Chatham Agriculture & Conference Center: January 12 – May 23Continue Reading
Chatham Community Church (Andrews Store Road) is hosting a women’s conference (“The Messy Magnificent Life”) on Saturday, February 11 with speaker and author, Melissa Maimone. This event is for women of all stages of life! Enjoy a day where you can be filled with the fullness of God and leave equippedContinue Reading
Approximately 67 years before the end of the American Civil War, George Moses Horton was born. He grew up a slave to the Horton family in North Carolina. While working on the tobacco plantation, his mind freely traversed the world of verse and rhyme. Using old hymnals, he taught himselfContinue Reading