Month: April 2013

Carolina Tar Heels capture first ACC Lacrosse Championship since 1996

April 29, 2013

North Carolina’s long wait ended Sunday afternoon at Kenan Stadium. Packing a lethal offensive punch for the second straight tournament game and holding at least a two-goal lead throughout the final 32 minutes, the second-seeded Tar Heels turned back fourth-seeded Virginia, 16-13, in the title game of the Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s Lacrosse Championship.

Survivor dinner for Pittsboro Relay for Life on May 5

April 29, 2013

To recognize and celebrate survivors, the Pittsboro Relay for Life is hosting a dinner. This invitation is extended to all survivors, please consider letting us have you at this special celebration. You may also invite a guest to join you. There will b…

North Carolina Outlasts Duke In ACC Men’s Lacrosse Semifinal, 18-17

April 28, 2013

With North Carolina holding a nine-goal lead over Duke early in the third period, Friday night’s second Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s Lacrosse Championship semifinal didn’t appear headed for a dramatic finish. A crowd of 4,567 at Kenan Stadium saw the second-seeded Tar Heels prevail after squandering a 15-6 lead in a span of just over 15 minutes in the second half. The third-seeded Blue Devils reeled off eight unanswered goals during one stretch and stunned the Kenan Stadium crowd by going in front 17-16 on Bill Conners’ score with 6:12 remaining in the game.

Carol Folt’s dishonest facts

April 26, 2013

In her speech today in front of Dartmouth Hall, future UNC Chapel Hill chancellor, Carol Folt summarized the events that led to the College’s shutdown: Today is much more than about a specific protest. If it was just a specific event we would not have taken this step. We would and will, as we always do, privately follow our processes and policies, and we will, as we always do, privately follow our processes and policies pertaining to individuals responsible for the hate speech. We will not try this in the court of public opinion.

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UNC and Wake Forest to play Notre Dame in football

April 25, 2013

North Carolina and Wake Forest will be one of five Atlantic Coast Conference football teams Notre Dame is obligated to play in the first year of a partnership starting in 2014.

Traffic delays expected as Pittsboro water line project closes lane of U.S. 15-501

April 24, 2013

Drivers on U.S. 15-501 just north of the downtown traffic circle in Pittsboro will encounter lane closures starting tonight and throughout the week as crews make roadway repairs as part of the town’s waterline replacement project.

ShopSmart reveals the real deal with vitamin D

April 24, 2013

Vitamin D has been touted as the answer to all kinds of health problems, but many of these claims are overblown. The April 2013 issue of ShopSmart magazine, from Consumer Reports, features answers to some of the most common questions about Vitamin D an…

Notes from the Chatham County Board of Commissioners’ meeting on April 15

April 23, 2013

More feasibility studies for highway improvements in Chatham; financial disclosure required to serve on committees; why property revaluation for taxes is a good thing; who does NOT own their mineral rights in Chatham;
renting Old Courthouse for events;…

Grand reopening of the Chatham County 1881 Courthouse on April 20

April 19, 2013

The Grand Reopening of the Chatham County 1881 Courthouse on April 20, 2013 will be an eventful day in and around the traffic circle, with the opening of the new Historical Association Museum at 10:30 am and public tours of the courthouse. The public c…

Public invited to input sessions for Chatham conceptual land use plan

April 19, 2013

The Chatham Economic Development Corporation (EDC) is hosting two public input sessions to gather feedback for a conceptual land use plan for Chatham County. The sessions will take place in Pittsboro and Siler City.

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The @redmoosebrewing fire truck 🚒 tap room was out at @mosaicatchathampark on Friday evening serving up cold brews as the Holiday Band entertained folks with beach music. #chathamnc

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Throw🔙 Thursday #TBT to our Pittsboro School students in 1913. Those outfits would feel a little bit hot in today’s 90 degree heat. #OneChatham #chathamnc

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SILER CITY, N.C. — Denise Partin, treasurer of JMArts since its creation more than a decade ago, has been named the 2023 JMArts Community Hero.

Given this year for the fourth time, the annual award was created to honor a volunteer from the community who has contributed significantly to the success of the arts at Jordan-Matthews High School.

JMArts President Rose Pate said Partin began volunteering as a parent when her two sons were band students and then continued her service, playing an essential role in the organization’s success.

“I’m completely honored and blown away,” Partin said when receiving the award. “I enjoy helping and it doesn’t seem like a chore.”

🗞️ Read the entire news release at jmarts.org/news.

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