Someone once said that spring is a lovely reminder of how beautiful change can truly be. I have enjoyed connecting with you, our readers, but I am not a writer. I owe it to you to have someone more qualified to pen the opening letter to our magazine. And so, with this spring issue of …
A look back at Chatham’s long history from pre-historic time to the Revolutionary and Civil War eras
Every other week, Chatham Magazine features an adoptable animal from Chatham Animal Rescue & Education. Louie is a friendly, independent kitty who loves to eat, play, sleep – repeat. He celebrates his first birthday in April and needs a new forever home with older kids and/or cat-friendly dogs. Louie is one of four brothers, two of whom have …
We spoke with Chatham residents about their roots in the county and the churches, businesses and people that impacted them.
Jon Spoon is an artist and the director of continuing education for Central Carolina Community College. He discusses his family’s roots in Chatham, his childhood, and his future.
We spoke to the current homeowners of a handful of the county’s oldest homes.
A retired molecular biologist discovers he has an artistic side and begins sculpting, filling his Fearrington Village yard with his creations.
Meet this week’s adoptable pet of the week, Daisy! She was surrendered under circumstances related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Daisy is a sweet, mild-mannered senior dog who needs a special human to care for her and, in return, she will gladly cuddle while watching Netflix.
Meet this week’s adoptable pet of the week, Sammy! He was found in the road after a storm and spent three weeks in the shelter fighting a stubborn upper respiratory infection in isolation. Sammy’s health improved dramatically and is now a cuddly and playful cutie. He loves hanging out on the porch, watching birds, and taking naps with humans.
