The Good Cooks of Robin Hood’s Kitchen
A simple idea about vegetable soup morphed into a nonprofit kitchen that’s cooked and delivered nearly 1,600 pounds of meals.
Adoptable Pet of the Week – Cancun
Cancun is a cheerful and easygoing kind of guy who loves to meet new people and dogs. He is fully vaccinated and neutered. Cancun is motivated by treats and learns puppy manners quickly. Cancun would be great as an only dog or as a sibling. Cancun is young and requires a home with someone around …
Carrying On Gene’s Sweet Legacy
Gene Oldham’s dream – to recreate an early 1900s-style soda shop in downtown Pittsboro where friends and family could gather to celebrate – was a lifetime labor of love. He opened S&T’s Soda Shoppe, named after sons Steve and TJ, in 1997 and invited families to sit down and share a story, a cream soda …
French Empire Style in Chatham
Blake Walker-Mercure and Marc Sanchez-Mercure take pride in being different from the typical suburban couple. Their home celebrates their passion for Egyptian and Greco-Roman mythology popular during the Napoleonic era in early 19th century France, known as French Empire I. The couple’s love affair with this style began with their engagement about 11 years ago. …
Dr. Dana Iglesias Delivers Equitable Health Care at Chatham Hospital
Dr. Dana Iglesias applies her passion for helping women and babies who have limited access to medical services.
Eight Local Leaders Share What They see in Chatham’s Future
Creativity, development and innovation: Local Chatham leaders share what they predict for the county’s future.
The Story of Fearrington Village’s Nine Tombstones
Nine tombstones near Galloway Ridge tell the stories of the Smith and Jones families who lived on the land and shaped Chatham history.
Roots Run Deep for These 8 Chatham Families
We spoke with Chatham residents about their roots in the county and the churches, businesses and people that impacted them.
Chatham Artist Shares His Local History and Hopes for the County
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.
