Reporter Ben Rappaport of the Chatham News + Record speaks with 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell on Tuesday, June 28, for the Chatham County Roundup. He shares details on the latest stories he’s been covering for the paper, including an abortion rights rally, a development panel and recent tragedies for the Northwood High community.
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From Taylor Heeden, Chatham News + Record Staff Pittsboro resident and Clean Haw River co-founder...
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Chatham County is installing two new electric vehicle charging stations in Siler City and...
Read More97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey spoke with Pittsboro Mayor Cindy Perry on Tuesday, May 24th. She discussed the town’s budget, wastewater and drinking water, and development news.
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Earth Day is this Friday, April 22. Multiple celebrations in the greater Chapel Hill community...
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A man found dead in Chatham County more than 40 years ago is now believed to be identified, thanks...
Read MoreOn this week’s Chatham County Roundup, Randy Voller of the Chatham County Line brings Pittsboro Commissioner James Vose and his son, Waylen, on 97.9 The Hill. They discuss the learning curve of becoming an elected official in local government, some of the trials of an election campaign and the top issues around the town.
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Read MoreChatham County Commissioner Karen Howard joins 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell on Tuesday, November 16 to discuss several events around the area. Howard shares details on the recent Board of Commissioners meeting and CIP work session. She also shares thoughts about the latest water contamination for Pittsboro and the close of Chatham 250 celebrations.
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Greensboro’s wastewater treatment plant has discharged high levels of the chemical 1,4-Dioxane into the Haw River for the second time in just a few months. This affects the drinking water supply for the Town of Pittsboro and other downstream communities along the Cape Fear River.
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Among the intriguing local elections across our region this fall is the Pittsboro mayoral race....
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