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Kyuana Reaves and Jimmy Roger Thompson Jr., Goldston residents, were charged with breaking and entering and two counts of felony larceny.
Duo charged in breaking and entering case
In Nov. 2022, the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office responded to the area of Fayetteville Road in Goldston regarding a breaking and entering into a residence from which items were reported … more
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Chaz Corea Myers, a Durham resident, is charged with felony breaking and entering into a motor vehicle as well as felony larceny.
GPS feature leads investigators to larceny suspect
In Aug. 2022, members of the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office responded to Beaver Creek Road, New Hill, regarding a reported breaking and entering into a motor vehicle. The victim reported … more
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Jeremy Palmer, a Sanford resident, was charged with felony trafficking by possessing opioids, felony trafficking by transporting opioids, felony maintaining a vehicle for a controlled substance, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. 
Sanford man charged with trafficking heroin in Bonlee area
In Dec. 2022, members of the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office were patrolling the Bonlee area when they observed a suspicious vehicle with fictitious tags in the parking lot of a local store. … more
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Superintendent Dr. Anthony Jackson congratulates Chatham Education Foundation Executive Director Jaime Detzi on receiving the Power of One award.
Chatham County Schools honors Chatham Education Foundation’s Detzi with Power of One award
PITTSBORO — Jaime Detzi, executive director of the Chatham Education Foundation, is the most recent recipient of Chatham County Schools’ Power of One award. The award is made monthly to … more
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Melissa Fogarty, medical assisting program director and Chatham Health Sciences Center site director, is Central Carolina Community College's Faculty Member of the Year for 2022-2023. She was a finalist for the North Carolina Community College System’s Excellence in Teaching award.
Melissa Fogarty receives CCCC Faculty Member of the Year honor
SANFORD — Melissa Fogarty, Central Carolina Community College Medical Assisting Program Director and Chatham Health Sciences Center Site Director, is the 2022-2023 CCCC Faculty Member of … more
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Brandon Lindsey, an Asheboro resident, was charged in Siler City with felony breaking and entering a motor vehicle and felony larceny of a motor vehicle.
Three Agencies Partner to Arrest and Charge Suspect in Felony Larceny Case
In the early morning hours of Nov. 3, 2022, members of the Liberty Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a speeding vehicle operated by Brandon Antonio Lindsey, 36, of 686 Woodland Circle, … more
Serenity Ivery, a Wilson, N.C. resident, is charged with felony breaking and entering a motor vehicle, four counts of felony financial card theft, eight counts of felony obtaining property by false pretense, two counts of felony identity theft, misdemeanor damage to personal property and misdemeanor larceny.
Suspect Charged with Identity Theft After Slip Up at Register
In Oct. 2022, the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office received a report of breaking and entering into a motor vehicle near Rocky River Rd., Sanford. The victim was hiking in the area and returned … more
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Steven Coble, a Siler City resident, was arrested for larceny.
Siler City Man Linked to Vehicle Larceny
SILER CITY — In Oct. 2022, the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office received a report of breaking and entering, larceny and larceny of a motor vehicle from the area of Devil's Tramping Ground … more
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PFAS pollution in the Haw River has caused longstanding issues. Pittsboro Commissioners filed to sue chemical companies over the pollution Thursday
Town brings legal action in lawsuit against 3M, DuPont and other chemical companies for PFAS contamination
PITTSBORO — The town of Pittsboro today filed a lawsuit against the chemical companies responsible for the PFAS contamination of the town’s property and water supply. The lawsuit is a … more
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A rendering of the future John Palmour Silicon Carbide Center coming to Siler City. Wolfspeed named the building after their co-founder who recently passed.
Wolfspeed officially names its Siler City facility
SILER CITY — The silicon carbide chip manufacturer Wolfspeed announced Monday it will officially name its new Siler City facility after co-founder John Palmour. Palmour passed away at age 62 in … more
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Improvements coming to several Chatham County roads
LIBERTY — A $2.2 million contract awarded by the N.C. Dept. of Transportation will bring improvements to nearly 14 miles of secondary roads in Chatham County. The contract includes … more
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Grand Trees of Chatham leads guided hike Grand Trees of Chatham will lead a guided hike at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 25, at the White Pines Nature Preserve.  The White Pines Nature … more
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Calvin Dark, a Siler City native, will share the story of his great-great-grandfather, Aaron McMasters as part of the Chatham Community Library's Black History Month observance on Feb. 9.
Dark addressing ‘questions with complicated answers’
SILER CITY — Calvin Dark can trace his family’s lineage in the Chatham County area back three centuries, but what he’ll share next week — and in a book he’s finishing … more
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Genevieve Megginson, executive director of Chatham Partnership for Children, poses for a portrait outside her office in Pittsboro on Friday.
New assessment puts child care front and center
The Chatham County Partnership for Children is beginning work on an Early Childhood Community Assessment to help identify and understand the needs of children ages 5 years old and younger across … more
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New planning director to oversee update of ‘road map’ for future development
SILER CITY — Jennifer Baptiste’s first meeting with the Siler City Board of Commissioners was on Jan. 3, her second day as the town’s new Planning Director. Since then, Baptiste … more
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Voices of Chatham aims to tell the story of the county through oral history interviews.
Oral history project keeps history alive as the county grows
Jordan-Matthews High School hasn’t always been the home of the Jets. Until 1971, the mascot was the Blue Phantoms — a name that caused many students and community members of color to … more
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A map of the property owned by Hardip Dhillon, the owner of Skymart in Moncure, along Old U.S. Hwy. 1. Dhillon wants to rezone the properties so he can move his business to a nearby location and make way for roadway changes.
Rezoning requests set the stage for development
The Chatham Board of Commissioners heard several rezoning requests — most concerning properties along Old U.S. Hwy. 1 in Moncure — at its meeting at the Chatham Agriculture & Conference Center in Pittsboro last Tuesday. more
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School board presents awards, hears updates
PITTSBORO — The Chatham County Board of Education, meeting on the eve of its day-long planning retreat, presented a number of awards and heard a variety of updates at its regular session last … more
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Report raises questions over whether Hudson brandished gun in July incident
SILER CITY — New information obtained by the News + Record in the case of a Pittsboro Elementary School teacher charged with assault with a deadly weapon raises questions over whether he did … more
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The North Carolina School Boards Trust recently honored Chatham County Board of Education member David Hamm for his years of service on the state organization’s Board of Directors.
Chatham’s David Hamm honored for service with state education organization
PITTSBORO — The North Carolina School Boards Trust recently honored Chatham County Board of Education member David Hamm for his years of service on the state organization’s Board of … more
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