Chatham 250 Agricultural Photo Contest
Capture the beauty of our local farms and upload one image along with a description of 200 words or less. All submissions are due Aug. 1
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Jim Denton and Avery Williamson’s Pandemic Love Story
Jim Denton couldn’t wait to pop the question – he abandoned his initial proposal plans and asked Avery Williamson to marry him just hours after purchasing her ring
Adoptable Pet of the Week – Skye
Skye is a Labrador retriever/poodle mix and displays her happiness with her whole body. She loves snuggles and giving kisses.
Adoptable Pet of the Week – Auggie
Meet Auggie, a loving 6-month-old active puppy learning his manners, basic obedience commands and walking on a leash.
Adoptable Pet of the Week – Kira
Kira is a 2-year-old Great Pyrenees mix who loves daily walks. She is eager for hugs and tries her best to be a lap dog despite her size.
Meet Five Senior Games Athletes Going for Gold
Meet five older adults who competed in the Chatham County Senior Games for medals in swimming, archery, tennis, cycling and table tennis.
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!
Sen. Valerie Paige Foushee Leads a Life of Public Service
By Anna-Rhesa Versola | Photo by John Michael Simpson Senator, North Carolina General AssemblyValerie was born the eldest of six siblings in Chapel Hill. She and her high school sweetheart, Stanley Foushee, live in Hillsborough and will celebrate their 44th anniversary this year. The couple has two adult sons, Stanley II and Terrence – an …
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20 Ways to Celebrate Chatham County’s 250th Anniversary
Honor the 250th anniversary of Chatham County by checking some of these cultural events and historical activities off your 2021 to-do list
Long before there was a Chatham Magazine, we published Durham Magazine out of a renovated office at 115 N. Duke St. in the Bull City. In 2017, another small business opened in the same spot, the vision of a man who believed in Durham’s future as much as we did. His name was Kong Lee and he called his coffee shop …