To manage a successful business today requires cultural understanding among business executives and entrepreneurs more than ever, the founder of a global consulting company told faculty and guests at Woods Charter School Tuesday night. Speaking as part…
Chatham County has two potential vacancies on its Solid Waste Advisory Committee, which provides guidance to the Board of Commissioners on solid waste issues, including funding, waste reduction and recycling, short-term and long-term disposal, collecti…
Chatham County’s Solid Waste and Recycling Division received the 2012 Outstanding Rural Recycling Program Award from the Carolina Recycling Association, which recognized just one rural program in North Carolina or South Carolina for its efforts in 20…
“You ain’t never going to understand until you’ve been through it.” Politicians from the president on down will hear this plaintive statement when they campaign in North Carolina this year. It will happen when they talk about jobs and their plans f…
With its large back seat, easy access and ample cargo space, the family-friendly Honda CR-V narrowly topped the Mazda CX-5 in Consumer Reports’ latest head-to-head small SUVs tests. On paper, the redesigned CR-V and new CX-5 appear very similar. Both…
The Woods Charter School Foundation presents their Spring Founders’ Series “Global Culture in a Flat World” featuring Lowell Hoffman, Head of Global Sourcing Solutions and Adjunct Professor at Kenan-Flagler Business School. The event will take place on…
After nearly seven years the Chatham – Cary joint land use sub-committee has almost finished its work. The plan covers the area located east of Jordan Lake in Chatham. It’s meant to guide future land use regulations, public infrastructure improveme…
Prices that are too high and the inability to perform repairs properly are the main reasons that car owners become dissatisfied with auto repair shops, according to a Consumer Reports subscriber survey regarding their experience with car-repair service…
What is going on here? I went to my local dump yesterday with my usual stuff plus a couple of used up small appliances. When I went to toss them into the appropriate bin, I noticed someone had thrown away a small serviceable router table.
Beautiful local pottery and delicious soup are going hand-in-hand to raise funds for the CORA food pantry in Pittsboro. You can help feed the hungry in Chatham County by visiting the Chatham Empty Bowls event on Friday May 4, 5:30 pm to – 8 pm at the…