Chatham County

Flood warnings issued in Triangle

The Triangle's mid-November downpour could bring as much as 2 additional inches of rain today before the passing storm finishes late tonight. That's on top of the 2 or 3 inches that dropped across the region Wednesday.
Modified: 11/12/09 07:27:27 AM

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Tobacco Trail near Cary is almost finished

Work is expected to wrap up by Thanksgiving on a 4.7-mile segment of the American Tobacco Trail through Chatham County that Cary parks employees are overseeing.
Modified: 11/09/09 11:18:35 PM

Pittsboro mayor wins third term

Mayor Randy Voller won a third term with 54 percent of the vote, beating challenger William Crawford 392 votes to 328.
Modified: 11/04/09 05:54:06 AM

Case to test sex offender rules

Defense attorneys argued Thursday that a new law meant to keep sex offenders away from children goes too far and violates their constitutional rights, but a Chatham County prosecutor said the law narrowly targets just the right sort of convicts.
Modified: 10/30/09 04:18:43 AM

Pittsboro again delays new development

Developers looking to build in Chatham County's seat will have to wait at least two years to begin construction.
Modified: 10/28/09 11:02:49 PM

Lawyer sues two judges, N.C. Bar

A Chapel Hill-based lawyer who ran an unsuccessful campaign last fall to be a District Court judge in Orange and Chatham counties sued Thursday in Wake County Superior Court, listing two District Court judges as defendants.
Modified: 10/22/09 09:42:56 PM

In drought, Easley's club got water

As a four-year drought parched North Carolina into the middle of 2002, then-Gov. Mike Easley and his administration called it a major disaster. The governor urged people everywhere to save water, and he imposed stiff restrictions.
Modified: 11/12/09 10:57:40 PM

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Arsons anger Chatham residents

Rochelle Atwater remembers playing in her father's barn.
Modified: 10/14/09 05:39:16 AM

Chatham bobcat positive for rabies

A Chatham County resident is being treated for rabies after contact with a bobcat Friday evening east of N.C.751 and north of U.S.64, according to Holly Coleman, the county health director.
Modified: 10/06/09 09:25:24 PM

Uncovering roots in Chatham

Phyllis Pettit remembers the fair.
Modified: 10/02/09 04:18:31 AM

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