The petroleum extraction technique known as fracking is boring into the meeting agendas of officials in Chatham County as they prepare to review new research on oil development activity. A temporary moratorium on that activity...
Read MoreA rising tide may lift all boats, but not to the pleasure of homeowners in the WCHL listening area who are under various flood advisories from the National Weather Service. The federal agency has issued a flood watch until April...
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Two organizations in Chatham County have been selected by the UNC Gillings School of Global Public...
Read MoreThe illustrious college honor society known as Phi Beta Kappa has inducted several academic all-stars that currently attend UNC-Chapel Hill into its selective ranks. A ceremony was held on campus last week to present 150...
Read MoreA grant of $30,000 is being offered in Chatham County as part of an initiative to foster collaboration between local nonprofit groups according to a release from the Triangle Community Foundation. Gina Andersen, the foundation’s...
Read MoreChatham County authorities are asking for the public’s help to solve a two-year-old homicide. Officials with the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office say 38-year-old Demetrius Elliot Headen, of Siler City, was found in his vehicle...
Read MoreTriangle residents may not realize that fracking areas run through Wake, Durham, Chatham, Orange, and Lee counties, affecting the water supply of 2.4 million people. This map shows watersheds and fracking areas (slide 2 at this...
Read MoreIn this short video, Nick Tennyson, Executive Director of the Home Builders Association of Durham, Orange, and Chatham counties outlines why building a new home rather buying an existing home is well worth considering.
Read MoreWhat do President Bill Clinton, Michael Jordan, Senator George Mitchell, Bill Cosby, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, General Wesley Clark, and Denzel Washington all have in common? As children, they all belonged to Boys & Girls...
Read MoreTriangle Restaurant Week (TRW) launches today with over 70 restaurants participating in Wake, Durham, Orange and Chatham counties. Sure you could drive those nine utterly un-scenic miles to check out the participating locations...
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