Posts Tagged ‘Pittsboro’
113 Valley Ln, Pittsboro NC
$1,525,000
4.73 acres
Monterrane Subdivision
419 Eagle Point Rd, Pittsboro
143 Harrison Pond Dr, Pittsboro
Summer Fun Awaits: Top Local Camps in Pittsboro for Kids of All Ages!
Looking for an exciting and educational summer camp for your child? Look no further! We’re sharing a variety of fantastic local summer camp options in and around Pittsboro, perfect for children of all ages. From outdoor adventures at Cool Creek Farm to hands-on cooking at Central Carolina Community College, there’s something for everyone. Whether your child loves sports, nature, cooking or crafting, these camps offer unique experiences that will inspire creativity, foster new skills and create lasting memories. Read on to learn more!
Read MoreBrewing Inclusion: Triangle Businesses Empowering Abilities
March is National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to highlight the importance of inclusion and empowerment for individuals with disabilities. In the Triangle area, businesses like B3 Coffee, 321 Coffee and Blawesome are leading the way in creating supportive, inclusive spaces where people of all abilities can thrive. These organizations are not only fostering community connections but also offering meaningful opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities to grow socially and vocationally! Here’s how you can contribute:
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229 Valley Ln, Pittsboro
Extraordinary 251-Acre Chateau: Luxury, Privacy & Sustainable Income Opportunities Await
Set on 251 acres, this French chateau offers panoramic views, an active working farm and the potential for sustainable living with solar power, farming and equestrian facilities. The property includes luxurious amenities such as a private pool with a stylish pool house, extensive gardens, tranquil ponds and multiple garages.
Read MoreMardi Gras Magic: A Celebration Near You
Sure, we’re a flight away from the Mardi Gras epicenter, but Chatham and Orange counties will be bringing the energy of New Orleans to us! With roots that stretch back thousands of years, Mardi Gras traditions are founded in ancient Roman festivals. It’s celebrated in France on Shrove Tuesday, just before the start of Lent. French settlers eventually brought the party to Louisiana in the 1700s, where it quickly became a local tradition. And from its medieval European origins, Mardi Gras became the parades and festivities we know today!
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