Posts Tagged ‘Siler City’
Cozy at Home
There are scientific benefits to feeling cozy, and that starts at home. What makes a house feel like home? What makes a space feel cozy? According to the experts, the way our homes look can directly affect how we feel. While we all differ in our preferences and tastes, there are some overarching design trends that may be more likely to make you feel a bit closer home.
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Hello Gourd-geous
We’re in a scary good mood. Why? Because it’s spooky season. To get in the spirit, we are sharing our upcoming event picks to get you in the spirit. Before we give away all our treats, we’ll start with a riddle. What do you call a skeleton that makes you laugh and giggle when you are sad? There’s your trick, keep reading for a treat!
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Back to School – Chatham County Public Libraries
This may come as a surprise, but did you know there are more public libraries than McDonald’s in the United States? That’s more than 17,000 libraries. On its own, North Carolina has a rich history of public library service, supporting communities and education across the state. In Chatham County, Chatham County Public Libraries are integral in fostering engagement, offering community opportunities to connect and learn.
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Hispanic Heritage Fiesta – September 19
Bienvenidos a Siler City! Mark your calendars, the 10th annual Hispanic Heritage Fiesta will take place on Saturday, September 16 in Siler City. Livening Chatham Avenue, be immersed in the Hispanic culture and learn from the area residents who represent it. The Hispanic Heritage Fiesta is presented by The Hispanic Liaison (El Vínculo Hispano), providing a space for all people to feel empowered and respected. ¡Nos vemos pronto!
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Giving Back: CORA Food Pantry
Back in 2015, the process for renovating and reimagining the Chatham Outreach Alliance (CORA) Food Pantry space began. This July, that space reopened to the Chatham County community, continuing its mission of providing access to nutritious food for local families. According to the 2022 census, nearly 12% of Chatham County’s residence live in poverty, making resources such as the CORA Food Pantry a necessity to its residents. Your involvement in your community matters, make it count at CORA Food Pantry!
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Summertime Seafood Festival for Father’s Day
According to the American Heart Association, we should be eating at least two servings of seafood each week, which provides essential nutrients to the whole body. The Summertime Seafood Festival hosted by The Sycamore and Postal Fish Company brings the taste, the experience of seafood to you! The perfect gift for Father’s Day, tickets are on sale now for Sunday, June 18. From 2-6 p.m., savor chef-crafted seafood, listen to live music and play lawn games at Forest Hall at Chatham Mills!
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Farm to Fork Picnic Triangle 2023
Yes, you can taste the difference. When it’s grown in North Carolina, when it’s harvested in North Carolina, it’s that much better. On Sunday, June 4 from 4-7 p.m., Fearrington Village in Pittsboro will host the 2023 Farm to Fork Picnic. A collaboration of more than 40 local chefs and farmers, 16 beverage producers and 11 artisans, your attendance supports the next generation of food and agricultural leaders. Buy your tickets online!
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Summer Starts Now
It’s official, the Chatham County Parks and Recreation Guide for Summer 2023 is available now! Your go-to guide for all recreation activities this summer is at your fingertips. Online registration is now open for your favorite seasonal events and celebrations. Reserve your space online!
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Recode Chatham
The landscape of Chatham County is changing. What does that mean? The project is called Recode Chatham and its purpose is to rewrite land-use regulations that include zoning and subdivision regulations. These regulations are based on the policies set in the Plan Chatham Comprehensive Plan, which was adopted in 2017. So, what does the final picture look like? The Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) will serve as the fundamental regulatory document to guide development and land use in Chatham County.
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