Chatham County Board of Commissioners Archives

After 112 Years, Chatham County Took Down Its Civil War Participation Trophy

by Sara Pequeño 11/20/201901/11/2023

Good news: The county removed a Confederate monument from in front of the old courthouse Tuesday. Bad news: A poll suggests most N.C. residents think it should have stayed put.

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In Siler City, a “Jesus-Centered” Multibillion-Dollar Company Took Millions in Government Incentives, Then Evicted More Than One Hundred Residents From a Mobile Home Park

by Sarah Willets 03/28/201802/08/2023

Chatham County Commissioners approve Transportation Advisory Board

by Rebekah L. Cowell 02/12/201001/11/2023

Citing ‘inflammatory language,’ George Lucier pulls out of 287(g) panel

by Matt Saldaña 02/27/200901/11/2023

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After 112 Years, Chatham County Took Down Its Civil War Participation Trophy

In Siler City, a “Jesus-Centered” Multibillion-Dollar Company Took Millions in Government Incentives, Then Evicted More Than One Hundred Residents From a Mobile Home Park

Chatham County Commissioners approve Transportation Advisory Board

Citing ‘inflammatory language,’ George Lucier pulls out of 287(g) panel

New NC Children’s Hospital to Open “Somewhere in the Triangle” in Next Eight to Ten Years

A Stroll Through Durham With the City Council Candidates

“Death by Talons” Makes An Unconvincing Case for the Owl Theory

Budget Sets Tight Timeline, New Specifics for Controversial UNC School

“I Don’t Like to Know the End”: Talking With the Writer Rebecca Bengal

NC Politics Still a Tough Play for Millennials and Gen Z