Local Historian: Chatham County Was a Big Player in America’s Independence
By Bob Wachs, Chatham News + Record Staff The Fourth of July holiday has come and gone on the...
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N.C. State Researcher Angling for Answers About Pollutant’s Impact
By Casey Mann, Chatham News + Record Staff Scott Belcher is fishing to find chemicals in fish, and...
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Pittsboro Board Debates Potential Cuts in Proposed Budget
By Casey Mann, Chatham News + Record Staff Work on Pittsboro’s proposed $9.4 million budget...
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Chatham’s Varied Trails, Walking Paths Can Offer COVID-19 Reprieve
By Zachary Horner, Chatham News + Record Staff Some are short, some are long. Some are gravel,...
Read MoreLittering, Illegal Dumping at Jordan Lake Continue Despite ‘Stay-At-Home’ Orders
By Randall Rigsbee, Chatham News + Record Staff Since its formation 11 years ago, volunteers with the nonprofit group Clean Jordan Lake have removed 170 tons of trash — that’s 16,722 bags of garbage and nearly 5,000 tires — from...
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Chatham’s Meat-Processing Plants Under COVID-19 Microscope as Operations Continue
By Zachary Horner, Chatham News + Record Staff Meat-processing plants like Siler City’s Mountaire...
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ClydeFEST to Continue Annual Tradition Despite COVID-19
ClydeFEST, the annual celebration of local “critter artist” Clyde Jones that has been...
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For Those at Home, Chatham Libraries Can Still Keep You Connected
By Casey Mann, Chatham News + Record Staff With Chatham County’s public libraries closed and more...
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COVID-19 Presenting a Major Challenge for Chatham Restaurants
By Zachary Horner, Chatham News + Record Staff Greg Lewis was rather blunt about what the spread...
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Increased Need Puts Extra Demands on CORA During COVID-19 Pandemic
By Bill Horner III, Chatham News + Record Staff When traffic at CORA jumped this week — double or...
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