Kids & Family

Browse the Shelves One of Chatham’s Favorite Gift Stores: McIntyre’s Books

By Morgan Cartier Weston | November 17, 2020

If you’re like most McIntyre’s Books customers, it’s all about snuggling into the shop’s plush couch by the fire for a deep dive into a novel

You’ve Got Class: How to Find Empathy in Schooling This Fall

By Chatham Mag Intern | October 22, 2020

School administrators, counselors and teachers share their views on best practices for families to consider this year

Cheering on the Class of 2020

By Chatham Mag Intern | July 29, 2020

A GROUP OF PARENTS WANTED TO FIND A WAY TO CELEBRATE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WHOSE FINAL YEAR WAS CUT SHORT. AN ENTIRE COMMUNITY STEPPED IN TO HELP. BY CLAIRE DELANO Dancing at prom. Pulling off a senior prank. Finally walking across the stage in a cap and gown – these […]

Five Summer Recipes to Make With the Kids

By Heather Johnson | July 27, 2020

Looking for recipes to do with the kids this summer? Local chefs share some of their favorite, kid-friendly summer recipes.

14 Ways to Enjoy the Outdoors this Spring in Chatham and Orange Counties

By Chatham Mag Intern | July 6, 2020

Go exploring and enjoy the outdoors this spring in Orange and Chatham Counties. See how many you can check off our outdoor activity list!

Senior Send-off Gallery

By Marie Muir | May 13, 2020

What a Difference …

By Chatham Magazine | March 25, 2020

Our April/May Women’s Issue went to the printer in one world and arrives this week in another.

Fuel Up for the Slow Down

By Chatham Magazine | March 16, 2020

Volunteers stuff groceries for classmates.

The Daily Grind

By Chatham Magazine | March 5, 2020

  Tony Sabbagh grew up in Mooresville, north of Charlotte, wakeboarding and waterskiing on Lake Norman and riding skateboards whenever he could with his friends. “It was the ’80s,” Tony says. “There was Tony Hawk and all that.” By 2003, he’d moved to Chatham as his work as a sales […]

All the World’s a Stage

By Chatham Magazine | February 27, 2020

by Matt White  | Photography by Beth Mann Odin Withrow, 12, was taking individual music lessons at the Sweet Bee Theater last summer when he saw that tryouts were approaching for the Pittsboro Youth Theater (PYT) production of “Mary Poppins.” He’d never been in a play and, as a homeschooled student, didn’t […]

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