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Summer 2021
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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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High School Senior Jayden Sansom is Ready for the Future
Meet Jayden Sansom, a budding innovator in the field of artificial intelligence and computer science technology
Carrying On S&T’s Soda Shoppe’s Sweet Legacy
The throwback American diner opened in 1997 and invited families to sit down and share a story, a cream soda or both
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.
Moments in Time in Chatham’s History
A look back at Chatham’s long history from pre-historic time to the Revolutionary and Civil War eras
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.
Adoptable Pet of the Week – Louie
Every other week, Chatham Magazine features an adoptable animal from Chatham Animal Rescue & Education. Louie is a friendly, independent kitty who loves to eat, play, sleep – repeat. He celebrates his first birthday in April and needs a new forever home with older kids and/or cat-friendly dogs. Louie is one of four brothers, two of whom have …
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.