‘Give Women an Opportunity’: Northwood High Senior Aims to Be a Formula One Driver
TikTok-inspired 18-year-old car enthusiast Gwen Høeg to start training for and racing in motor sports competitions
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‘A Little Crazy’: From Making Beer at Home to Opening Chatham’s Newest Brewery
Brandi Morris spent more than a decade homebrewing before opening Red Moose Brewing Company with her family in downtown Pittsboro
The Artist Who Brought ClydeFEST and Fearrington Folk Art Show to Life
Gilda McDaniel shares her passion for art with the community by establishing events to showcase Chatham’s creators
Early Voting Starts Today. Get to Know the Person Managing the Ballots.
Chatham County Board of Elections Director Pandora Paschal had a hand in Chatham County earning the state’s highest voter turnout in 2020
Get to Know One of Chatham’s Most Influential Interpreters
Cristal Ocampo Ruiz connects the Hispanic community with resources for entrepreneurial and emotional success
Carolina Tiger Rescue Executive Director Retires After Almost 20 Years
Pam Fulk worked in the nonprofit world for over 45 years, helping to “birth” more than a dozen organizations
At First, Hannah Brown ‘Knew Nothing.’ Now? Her Shop Is a Community Staple.
Deep River Mercantile co-owner Hannah Brown was recognized as one of Chatham Magazine’s 2022 Women of Achievement
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
Maria Parker-Lewis’ Power of Caring and Sharing
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 …