By Meredith Alling | Photography by John Michael Simpson Maria Parker-Lewis and her husband, Greg Lewis, opened the Pittsboro Roadhouse in 2012. The restaurant and music venue closed in 2020, but the pair remain active in their other ventures: The Sycamore at Chatham Mills, Forest Hall at Chatham Mills and 39 West Catering. She is …
Chatham 250 logo reflects county’s agricultural past, ever-changing present and its future growth as more people and businesses move in
Honor the 250th anniversary of Chatham County by checking some of these cultural events and historical activities off your 2021 to-do list
Glamping, camping and having fun is what Sue Luke and Erin Dail love to do in their vintage trailers, a 1968 Shasta Compact and a 1970 Play Mor. As members of the national women’s group, Sisters on the Fly (SOTF), they fulfill the motto of “Having More Fun Than Anyone” by collecting vintage items to …
In it’s literal definition, a huckleberry is: huck·le·ber·ry/ˈhəkəlˌberē/ Noun: A small, round, edible blue-black berry related to the blueberry. The low-growing North American shrub (genus Gaylussacia) of the heath family that bears this fruit. At Huckleberry Trail Farm near Siler City, there’s a second definition that owner Bob Reichel, aka “Uncle Bob”, prefers to use. A huckleberry also means: …
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Photography and article by Hillary Graves Photography Just around back of the Historic Chatham Mills is Pittsboro Bicycles. Owner Eddie Hatcher has more than a decade of experience in bike shops. He can help you with any and all of your questions if you’re in the market for a new bike. He knows all too well that …
Photography by: Hillary Graves Photography This past weekend was the Summer Kiln Opening at Mark Hewitt Pottery in Pittsboro. If you happened to miss it, no worries, there is another opening this upcoming weekend! — September 3 & 4 — HOURS: Saturday 9am – 5pm, Sunday noon – 5pm 424 Johnny Burke Rd, Pittsboro, NC …
Solstice Herb Farm is a family owned micro-farm located in Pittsboro. And while the farm may be still be in its infancy, it’s growing quickly! Specializing in medicinal and culinary herbs, fruits, and wild edibles, all products are family focused and child safe, and intended to be fully holistic. They also offer a retail line …
