Pittsboro commissioners approved a preliminary subdivision plan for 72 Habitat for Humanity townhomes on October 12 while pressing developers and town staff for clearer answers about traffic, ...

Jarin Stevenson is preparing to become a more versatile player and a more vocal leader for North Carolina, embracing new coach Michael Malone’s defense-first approach while helping a largely rebuilt ...

The Chatham County Board of Elections announces that in-person early voting for the November 3, 2026, General Election will begin Thursday, October 15, and continue through Saturday, October 31.

The Town of Pittsboro invites community members to share their input on the Chatham Park South Village Section Design Plans 2.1, 2.2, 2.4, and D2, covering 1,341 acres currently zoned Planned ...

By Chatham Journal staff Seaforth and Chatham Central retained the top two places in the Chatham County high school football power rankings after extending their combined record to 13-1, but the ...

Pittsboro, NC – A more connected, accessible Chatham County is underway following the April 16 NCDOT ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of the newest section of Chatham Park Way. The ...

Pittsboro, NC – The Pittsboro Board of Commissioners has approved the Chatham Park South Village Small Area Plan, advancing a framework for roughly 5,000 acres of future development after a protracted ...

Chapel Hill, NC – Navigating the current college basketball landscape is less like traditional recruiting and more like covering the dating scene at a local middle school—it is fluid, chaotic, and ...

Pittsboro, NC – A few steps from the traffic circle in downtown Pittsboro, Charlie Hearon has filled a small storefront with the possibility of discovery. The bins at All Day Records hold familiar ...

Pittsboro, NC – A decision that could convert nearly 300 acres in southeastern Chatham County from residential to heavy-industrial zoning, four public hearings, a proposed contractor storage yard in ...

Pittsboro, NC – The Chatham County Planning Board recommended approval of a 107-lot subdivision near the Haw River on September 2, 2025, after a lengthy dispute over a private section of Rock Rest ...

The second-quarter picture in Chatham County is not one of collapse. It is a market that has cooled from the frantic pace of the pandemic years, but it has not fallen apart. That distinction matters.