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From left to right, Corliss Pauling, Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina (FB) digital strategy manager, Marica Tedder, FB workforce development program manager, Greg Singleton, CCCC dean of programs, workforce and continuing education, and Emily Kraft, FB director of community outreach & support services, have worked together to create the Building Bridges program. Kraft said the program provides extra support to underemployed, unemployed and justice-involved individuals. "And when we do that we show people that we truly care," she said. "This is not performative. We're not just putting this program out. We truly don't want you coming back to the Food Bank to receive food, and setting you up with an education and a career is the best way to do that."
CCCC’s Building Bridges Program continues its program for underemployed, unemployed and justice-involved individuals, adds OSHA-10 training
SILER CITY — Back in 1996, then-29-year-old Greg Singleton was ready to start his life over. With passion, enthusiasm and a new positive outlook, he took a job at a dry cleaning business. more
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Adam Sides Jr., 43, has dealt with chronic homelessness for several years. While he’s finally found permanent shelter in Chatham County, it has been a long, winding road to reach stability.
The long road home
Adam Sides Jr. has a long fuse. As a kid, Adam always told people he wanted to be in the military. He said he wanted to help people who couldn’t help themselves. His doctors, however, told … more
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Tylr Stinson is the new Siler City Parks & Recreation director. Stinson's first day was on July 3, 2023, and said his previous role as recreation coordinator helped him get ready for his new position.
Meet Tylr Stinson, Siler City Parks & Recreation Department’s new director
SILER CITY — The Siler City Department of Parks & Recreation has a new director. Former recreation coordinator Tylr Stinson, who planned the Spring Chicken Festival and Easter Eggstravaganza, transitioned into the new role on July 3. more
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Rev. Donald Matthews announces mayoral campaign
SILER CITY — Supporters gathered at the Chatham Rabbit on June 24 to celebrate Rev. Donald Matthews and his run for the mayor’s seat in Siler City.  more
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Breaking down Russia’s civil unrest and recent events in Ukraine
On Feb. 24, 2022, former U.S. Ambassador to Türkiye (Turkey) Bob Pearson woke up in his Chatham County home to the news of war: Russian forces invaded Ukraine and began their attack on major cities including the capital city of Kyiv. more
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Summer activities to do in Chatham County
Summer is one of the most anticipated times of the year; coveted enough that Disney made a show about what to do over the 104 days of summer vacation.  more
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EUGENE FRANKLIN ‘FRANK’ BROWN
Eugene Franklin “Frank” Brown, 89, of Siler City, passed away Friday, June 30, 2023. more
RUTH PINYAN 
Mrs. Ruth Adelaide Thompson Pinyan, 87, of Denton passed away on June 17, 2023, at Randolph Hospice House. more
AUDREY O’ FLAHERTY HEISER 
Audrey O’Flaherty Heiser, a resident of Croasdaile Retirement Village, died Wednesday, June 14, 2023, in Durham.  more
Seaforth rising sophomore Sofia Viana (10) was recently called up to train with the U17 Brazilian women's national soccer team. The camp is held in Teresópolis, Brazil.
Seaforth rising sophomore Sofia Viana training with Brazil U17 team
PITTSBORO — This week, Seaforth rising sophomore Sofia Viana is living out one of her dreams. more
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Northwood rising senior Drake Powell is competing in the EYBL Peach Jam this week with Team CP3. Powell is one of several top prospects who are participating in the tournament.
Drake Powell among nation’s top prospects competing at Peach Jam
After competing in the National Basketball Players Association’s Top 100 Camp in Orlando last week, Northwood rising senior Drake Powell is back in action this week at the Peach Jam tournament in North Augusta, S.C. more
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Chatham American Legion Post 292 continues up-and-down 1st season
SILER CITY — The up-and-down season for the Chatham American Legion Post 292 baseball team has continued into conference play. more
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We need to start paying attention to Shohei Ohtani
Someone alert the authorities. We’re in the midst of perhaps the worst sports crime of the past 20 years, and we’re all culpable. The charge: Not paying enough attention to Shohei Ohtani — the best baseball player in the world. more
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BREAKING: Siler City Man Faces Additional Sex Crimes Charges
  On June 21, 2023, the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office received a report of inappropriate sexual communication and relations between a suspect and another family member.   … more
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Last week, Seaforth's Jarin Stevenson announced his decision to commit to Alabama and reclassify to 2023. He is on campus this week to enroll.
Jarin Stevenson explains decision to join Alabama and reclassify
PITTSBORO — Last week, local boys basketball standout Jarin Stevenson announced his commitment to the University of Alabama, and his decision to leave Seaforth early and join the Crimson Tide ahead of the 2023-24 season. more
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Silk Hope Ruritan Club donates interactive panels to Silk Hope School
The Silk Hope Ruritan Club has donated state-of-the-art interactive video panels to Silk Hope School. These cutting-edge panels serve as tools for teachers, providing them with enhanced capabilities … more
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Kyle Shipp Launches Campaign for Mayor of Pittsboro
Kyle Shipp is thrilled to announce his candidacy for Mayor of Pittsboro and share a bold vision for the future of Pittsboro. As a town commissioner, Shipp gained valuable experience and an in-depth … more
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Board holds public hearing on Sanford merger
PITTSBORO — While the weather roared outside of the Chatham County Agriculture & Conference Center on Monday evening, Pittsboro commissioners held their last meeting of the month, which … more
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AG Josh Stein meets with Chatham leaders to talk law enforcement
PITTSBORO — Many of Chatham County’s elected officials and various municipal administrations came together on Monday afternoon for a round-table discussion with N.C. Attorney General Josh … more
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How Chatham County is celebrating Independence Day
The Fourth of July — also known as Independence Day in the U.S. — is widely celebrated across Chatham County with various festivals, church celebrations and firework displays.   … more
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