September/October 2021 – Best of Chatham Issue
Change. Adjust. Repeat. This issue highlights the best of what Chatham has to offer in unpredictable times.
The Magazine
Summer 2021
Have an unforgettable summer with 20+ ways to make the most of the South’s best season, meet five senior athletes and much more!
April/May 2021
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 …
February/March 2021
Ways to celebrate Chatham’s semiquincentennial, a brief history of the county, the stories behind five historic Chatham homes and more
December/January 2021
Creative cocktails crafted with local ingredients, the 26th anniversary of Jordan Lake Christmas Tree Farm, recipes to add to your holiday menu and more
October/November 2020
Winners of the third annual Best of Chatham poll revealed, everyday wear for the fall, our guide to local schools and more
August/September 2020
Meet a few of your local farmers, discover sustainable seafood at a local farmers market, spend time outdoor with our major parks and hiking trails and more
June/July 2020
In this issue, we celebrated high school seniors and hard-working early risers, found ways to explore the outdoors, shared recipes from local chefs and more
February/March 2020
The Kids Issue 24 Literacy Legacy George Moses Horton Day keeps the memory of an African American poet alive at the school that bears his name 30 All The World’s A Stage Pittsboro’s Sweet Bee Theater creates drama on the stage and friendships off of it 36 Summer Camp Guide There’s a camp in our …
Summer 2017
Summer 2017 Features 22 Plan Bee John Strickland is on a mission to protect the secret life of bees 41 Why We’re Here 15 neighbors share what they love about Chatham County 49 The Globalists The Making of French Connections 58 Ready or Not, Chatham is in Motion Matt White explores our changing community 68 …
