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ittsboro native Jared Worley takes over as athletic director for Seaforth.
Q&A with new Seaforth athletic director Worley
Seaforth High School announced on May 15 that Jared Worley will take over as the school’s new athletic director starting June 15. A Pittsboro native and a 2015 Northwood graduate, Worley … more
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Seaforth’s Sofia Viana controls the ball against Franklin Academy during the 2A East Regional Semifinals in Wake Forest, NC on May 23, 2024. Seaforth won 1-0 in a darkness and rain delayed game.
No. 4 Seaforth beats No. 1 Franklin Academy for spot in regional final
Playing against No. 1 Franklin Academy, an hour-long weather delay, a smaller field and darkness, No. 4 Seaforth just needed one goal for a spot in the 2A East regional final. The Hawks took … more
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Jackie Harpham wraps a Northwood football player during a game against Jordan-Matthews last season.
Northwood athletic trainer named NCHSAA Athletic Trainer of the Year
Northwood High School athletic trainer Jackie Harpham won the NCHSAA Elton Hawley Athletic Trainer of the Year award, the NCHSAA announced Thursday. Harpham will be presented her award at the … more
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Woods Charter senior Carolina Mitchell (13) moves the ball against North Moore during a game earlier in the state 1A playoffs. The Wolves will now play for a state title for the third straight season.
Seaforth, Woods Charter advance to girls’ soccer state finals
The spring sports playoffs are still on in Chatham County as two girls’ soccer teams will compete for a state title. Chatham American Legion baseball also started its 2024 season during the … more
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Athlete of the Week: Katie Leonard
Seaforth girls’ soccer’s Katie Leonard earns athlete of the week honors for the week of May 20. In No. 4 Seaforth’s big win over No. 1 Franklin Academy in the 2A East regional … more
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A "Now Hiring" sign sits outside a Ross Dress for Less store in Florida in a file photo from 2020.
$450M Ross Stores warehouse coming to Randleman
Ross Stores, a Fortune 500 retail chain, is planning to build a regional distribution center in Randleman, state officials announced Tuesday. The warehouse will bring as many as 852 jobs to … more
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Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) speaks after a topping-off ceremony at the newly built Wolfspeed factory in Siler City in March.
For Chatham County, it's 'growth, growth, growth.' Which party will benefit?
SILER CITY — At the epicenter of President Joe Biden’s promised economic boom, a slow tractor can still halt traffic. 81,000 people live in Chatham County. There are 1,076 farms. The … more
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TROUTMAN: The sacred nap
We say you can nap, snooze, doze, take a siesta, or get some shuteye. In Great Britain, they go down for a kip. On this side of the Atlantic Ocean, “putting him down” can refer to the … more
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WACHS: Don’t overlook these words as you move through life
The various occupations I’ve had my entire adult life have all involved the use of words, written or spoken. But of course, that’s pretty much true of all of us in one way or another. … more
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LETTER: Chatham’s schools need Chatham’s help
Public schools are currently experiencing a staffing crisis. Many of you reading this have children in the school system and know how challenging it is when a full time substitute is in charge of … more
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Members of the Chapel Hill Town Council deliberate at its April 26, 2024 meeting.
Chapel Hill likely to increase tax rate
The Chapel Hill Town Council met May 15 to continue discussions of next year’s budget, naming four main priorities: Recruiting and retaining employees, providing high-quality services to … more
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The newly unveiled North Carolina driver's license design.
DMV unveils new, more secure license designs
The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) this week announced the release of new designs for driver's licenses, permits, and identification cards featuring advanced security features … more
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Athlete of the week: Laney Babo
Laney Babo, a member of Northwood’s girls’ track team, earns athlete of the week honors for the week of May 13. Babo, a sophomore, won her first outdoor track and field state … more
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A Woods Charter goal gets past the North Moore keeper during the Wolves’ 5-2 win to advance to the third round of the NCHSAA playoffs.
Seaforth, Woods Charter girls’ soccer stay alive, Jordan-Matthews softball eliminated from state playoffs
With the spring season in its final weeks, Chatham County teams are seeing their seasons end, while some still have life in the playoffs. Here’s a rundown of who’s been eliminated and who … more
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Woods Charter senior Catherine Czyzewski (10) makes a move with the ball in a playoff win over North Moore. Czyzewski scored the game-tying goal in Woods' 5-2 win.
Woods Charter overcomes North Moore’s physicality in 5-2 win, advances to third round of playoffs
CHAPEL HILL — In the second round of the 1A girls’ soccer state playoffs, No. 2 Woods Charter, missing multiple key players, conquered a sudden jump in intensity. After cruising to a … more
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Seaforth junior Jack Anstrom added two state titles to his impressive high school resume.
Chatham County athletes win outdoor track and field state titles
Chatham County athletes took home plenty of first place medals from last week’s North Carolina High School Athletic Association outdoor track and field state championship meets. On North … more
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New Seaforth basketball coach John Berry introduces himself to the school community at a meet and greet after being hired.
Good pressure: Berry’s preparation to take on expectations of “dream job”
While Seaforth High School was still under construction, John Berry would make a weekly 10-minute drive from his home to ride around and look at the progress. Already coaching kids aged 6-14 … more
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Chatham schools local budget to rise by 12%
The Chatham Schools Board of Education approved a $52.5 million budget request from Chatham County at its May 13 meeting, an increase of about $5.9 million, to help cover rising costs. … more
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Chatham county firefighters at a live burn training.
Chatham volunteer fire depts. receive almost $23K in grants
The North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal announced the recipients of the 2024 Volunteer Fire Department Fund, also known as Fire Grant, on May 15. Two departments in Chatham County … more
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TROUTMAN: Humor as a step stool
My cousin was married last Saturday in High Point. There were beautiful blue hydrangeas on every table at the reception, the beef tenderloin was tender, and everyone boogied on the dance floor to … more
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