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Seaforth junior Caitlyn Erman (2) races to the ball during the Hawks’ 4-0 win over Woods Charter. Erman had a goal and an assist in the victory.
Seaforth beats Woods Charter for the first time in girls’ soccer, 4-0
In a Chatham County girls’ soccer showdown between Seaforth and Woods Charter, the Hawks made a statement while also making history. Seaforth, ranked No. 5 in the 2A East RPI standings at … more
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Ruritan National President Robin Davenport, right, presents Silk Hope Ruritan President Bob Crawley with a certificate celebrating the 70th anniversary of the club.
Silk Hope Ruritan Club tallies 70 years of service
Northwest of Pittsboro, amid sprawling fields and rustic farms, lies the small rural community of Silk Hope. A run-down gas station, doubling as a surprisingly delicious BBQ joint, suggests a community forgotten. But nearby, an immaculate fire station and the 5,000-square-foot Silk Hope Community building tell a different story. more
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The Siler City Commissioners at its April 6, 2024 meeting.
Siler City commissioners talk trash
One of the more contentious moments of the meeting came during discussion of waste management, currently contracted through Waste Industries, about how well the waste is managed, and whether to renew the contract. more
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The Pittsboro Board of Commissioners meets on April 8.
Pittsboro asks for concessions on new storage facility
A potential new storage facility was the main topic of discussion at the Pittsboro Board of Commissioners April 8 meeting, with a public hearing on the rezoning request needed for construction to move forward. more
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Heads up, artists: Sidewalk Chalk Festival on tap for May 18
The fourth annual Sidewalk Chalk Festival will take place Saturday, May 18 at The Park at Briar Chapel, 1015 Andrews Store Road in Pittsboro. more
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Seated, Central Carolina Community College President Lisa M. Chapman, left, and Methodist University President Stanley T. Wearden with, standing L to R, Don Miller, CCCC Associate Dean of Advising and College Transfer; Kristi Short, CCCC Vice President/Chief Academic Officer; Suzanne Blum Malley, Methodist Provost and Keri Walters, Methodist Associate Provost for Student Success.
CCCC, Methodist University announce new partnership
A new agreement allows Central Carolina Community College students an assured entry pathway to Methodist University upon graduation from CCCC. more
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Saturday’s alright for shredding
Chatham County Solid Waste & Recycling is holding a document shredding event this Saturday, April 20, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m at the Solid Waste & Recycling Main Facility at 28 County Services Road in Pittsboro. more
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REIVES: Educators are superheroes
North Carolina teachers put in hundreds of hours into their profession. Their work extends far outside the walls of a classroom; they support our state’s children at sports games, band performances, and church programs. They are the glue that holds our schools and communities together. more
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WACHS: Do the remedies hide in plain sight?
A few days ago, I was rummaging through the various drugstore aisles that contain the medicines and cures you can buy without a prescription. I was looking for a particular eyedrop that the eye doc said would help control the agony of pollen in the eyes since the recent monsoons hadn’t completely eliminated the issue. more
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TROUTMAN: Call their names
Last week, my maternal grandmother, Sylvia Glenn Greene Hanley, would have turned 103 years old. My younger cousin sent a group text to family remembering her and adding, “I feel her presence through all of you.” This comment was especially poignant, for Jay lives on the west coast, and I haven’t seen my cousin in years. more
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Seaforth’s Sofia Viana scores a goal in the first half against Cummings during a Mid-Carolina match at Seaforth high school in Pittsboro, NC on Thursday March 28, 2024.
Athlete of the week: Sofia Viana
Seaforth girls’ soccer’s Sofia Viana earns athlete of the week honors for the week of April 8. In Seaforth’s two big wins over Bartlett Yancey and Jordan-Matthews last week, … more
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Pinecrest pitcher Mason Konen throws a pitch during his no-hitter against Northwood last week.
Comebacks, no-hitter highlight last week’s spring sports slate
Baseball After losing to Southern Lee, 7-2, on April 8, Chatham Central came back from down 7-0 to beat Trinity, 9-8, in eight innings Friday. Seaforth went 4-0 during the week, beating … more
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Aidan Allred (shown here batting during an ER Post 81 game) is leading Chatham Charter baseball.
Spotlight on outstanding seasons from Maddie Kaczmarczyk, Aidan Allred
While scrolling through baseball and softball stats this season, it won’t take long to see the names “Maddie Kaczmarczyk” and “Aidan Allred.” Whether it’s by … more
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Jordan-Matthews' Cassidy Graves connects on a pitch and sends Reagan Smith home for the walk-off RBI.
Jordan-Matthews erases four-run deficit to beat North Moore, 7-6, in extra innings
BEAR CREEK — Jordan-Matthews’ softball team may have to be referred to as the “comeback kids” after another wild finish on April 10. Down 6-2 going into the bottom of the … more
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Seaforth’s volleyball team lines up before a game against Jordan-Matthews. The Hawks volleyball squad earned the school points in the Wells Fargo State Cup competition.
Seaforth leads 2A in latest Wells Fargo Cup standings
After the end of the winter sports championships, Seaforth High School tops the 2A standings for the 45th annual Wells Fargo State Cup competitions with 347.5 points, per the updated standings … more
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Seaforth’s team for Chatham County Unified Day prepares to march in the opening ceremonies
Seaforth hosts Chatham County Unified Day, Golden Knights parachute into event
PITTSBORO — Seaforth High School, with assistance from Special Olympics North Carolina, hosted the Chatham County Unified Day for the second time on April 10. Hundreds of students with … more
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Eagle Scout Seph Trageser with his dad, Paul Trageser
Pittsboro’s Troop 93 celebrates new Eagle Scouts
It’s impressive to see a single member of a Scout troop achieve the rank of Eagle, the highest and most prestigious achievement in Scouting. On Saturday, Scout Troop 93 here in Pittsboro saw three of its members bestowed with the esteemed rank of Eagle Scout. more
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Joyce Frank of Sonshine and Blessings is helping her fellow non-profits in Chatham County.
Local non-profits unite to build upon their life’s work
Sometimes, a casual conversation can lead to big things. Such is the case for a local non-profit organization, Sonshine and Blessings, and Pittsboro United Methodist Church. more
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WACHS: It really is the little things that mean a lot
Shoot, sometimes he’d cook just because he liked to. Or wanted to. Or it was Saturday night. Or chickens were on sale at Piggly-Wiggly. more
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TROUTMAN: The wild strength of feeding others
Who knows how the strength of simple kindness will echo for years in someone’s life and even reverberate in the larger world? more
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