Wake Forest football coach Jake Dickert arrived at the 2026 ACC Kickoff with a clear-eyed assessment of his program’s place in an increasingly expensive sport: The Demon Deacons may not possess the…<a ...
Sheriff Mike Roberson officially concluded his service as Sheriff of Chatham County on Wednesday, July 15, retiring after nearly four decades dedicated to protecting and serving the citizens of ...
Chatham County’s real estate market entered the second half of 2026 with the same forces that have reshaped it for years: high home prices, major development pressure, an aging but valuable rural land ...
Pittsboro, NC – Chatham County’s Board of Education used its June 1 regular session to close out the school year with a mix of recognitions, student-support agreements, workforce-development planning ...
Chatham County is excited to announce the Heart of Chatham, a new employee recognition program that celebrates County employees who provide exceptional service and make a meaningful difference in the ...
The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office is conducting a death investigation at a residence in the 200 block of Vander Oldham Road in Bear Creek. Deputies and investigators remain on scene as the ...
N.C. Forest Service law enforcement officials arrested and charged Lee, owner and operator of Frontier Timber, Inc., following a lengthy investigation into crimes committed against multiple victims in ...
By Treiston Burnette, Siler City Parks Recreation Director Siler City, NC – I’ve been thinking about one of the biggest issues facing high school football in Chatham County. Too many kids finish ...
The Atlantic Coast Conference college football season begins in Charlotte as the ACC welcomes all 17 head coaches and more than 50 of the league’s top student-athletes to the 2026 ACC Kickoff, set for ...
Pittsboro, NC – On Thursday, February 12, 2026, Northwood High School in Pittsboro, retired the #32 jersey of Drake Powell, a former standout student-athlete currently playing for the Brooklyn Nets in ...
Chatham County, NC – On Wednesday, April 22, Daniel Wallace — the novelist best known for Big Fish — came to the Governors Club not simply to read from his work, but to explain how stories begin.