News briefs Chatham health department policy ‘backfires’ A measure Chatham’s health department put in place to prevent endless appointment emails and robocalls from bothering vaccinated … more

News Briefs Library hosts ‘Tahira’ for Black History Month In celebration of Black History Month, Chatham Community Library will present the virtual performance, Tahira: Storytelling with a … more

News briefs COA presents ‘Memoir Scribes’ All our life stories deserve to be told, written, and remembered. Now, Memoir Scribes will help you write yours. The Chatham Council on … more

NEWS BRIEFS Gov. Cooper extends N.C.’s evictions moratorium Gov. Roy Cooper extended the evictions moratorium for North Carolinians through Jan. 31 to help the approximately 485,000 North … more

NEWS BRIEFS Lions Club seeks members for Pittsboro Club Will you consider joining the oldest, the largest, most diverse community service organization in the world? Are you willing to team up … more

News briefs Pittsboro named a top 10 safest city Pittsboro was named the seventh safest city in North Carolina for 2020 by Safety.com, a leading home security and safety advocacy website. … more

NEWS BRIEFS Holiday in the Park: a Holly Jolly drive-thru The Chatham County community is invited to get into the holiday spirit with the Chatham County Parks and Recreation Department’s … more

News briefs CCCC registration under way for spring classes; Cougar Cruise-Ins set SANFORD — Registration is under way for spring semester classes at Central Carolina Community College. … more

News Briefs, 11-12-20 Chatham County 4-H members finish strong in virtual Farm Credit Showmanship Circuit The annual 4-H Farm Credit Showmanship Circuit, sponsored by Carolina Farm Credit and … more

News briefs, 10-29-20 Chatham County Libraries to offer computer access at local branches PITTSBORO — Beginning this week, Chatham County Libraries will offer limited access to its computer … more

News briefs, 10-1-20 Census deadline extended The self-response deadline for the 2020 Census has been extended to Oct. 31 by order of U.S. District Judge Koh in California. An appeal is … more