Former Pittsboro Mayor and host of On the Porch host Randy Voller spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Wednesday, September 13th.  He discussed the recent ALE investigation at The Mod in Pittsboro. He also discussed real estate trends in Chatham County and Orange County.

Each week News on the Hill engages in conversation with Chatham County leaders for the Chatham County Roundup. You can find previous conversation by clicking here.

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