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Drop into any or all of these local Best of Chatham retail winners to find uncommonly good things
Developers share updates on local projects and how the pandemic factors into those Chatham development plans
Chatham Habitat for Humanity was named a readers’ favorite nonprofit and its ReStore won for best home furnishings, accessories and decor
Congratulations on being nominated for our annual poll! Encourage your community to vote now with these Best of Chatham marketing materials.
Some local businesses are reopening as regulations shift to Phase 2 of Gov. Roy Cooper’s executive order. During Phase I, the order removed the distinction between essential and non-essential businesses. Retail businesses opened at 50% capacity and required customers to stand six feet apart, perform frequent cleanings, provide hand sanitizer when […]
By Patrick Jeffs, PhD, LCMHC, SEP Dr. Patrick Jeffs is a resiliency trainer, coach and consultant with The Resiliency Solution. As co-founder and CFO of the NC Center for Resiliency PLLC in Chapel Hill, Patrick has researched the intersection of clinical application and business for the past 15 years. We […]
It is with a deep sense of pride in our community, love of our neighbors, amazement of our people that we publish. Our mission has always been to help our neighbors and visitors live their best lives here. I’ve felt every emotion over these past weeks that a person can […]
The Goldsmith By Matt White | Photography BY Beth Mann Jenny Garrett McLaurin has been creating custom gold jewelry in Chatham for more than 20 years, but she’s been honing her craft for much longer than that. “My grandmother and great aunt would give me their junky costume jewelry,” […]
The first Chatham Magazine Women’s Issue They teach us to dance and they lift our spirits. They’re playing with the boys and rocking out with the girls. They make the laws and keep us safe. Ten remarkable women who call Chatham home. Photography by Briana Brough Tami Schwerin the […]
Get Growing Student-run spring plant sale provides a temporary garden center for Bear Creek By Holly West | Photography by Hillary graves One chilly afternoon in mid-February, classmates Andrew Hicks and Dylan Lee were transferring sprouts of budding herbs, flowers and other plants from small trays, called cell […]
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