Updated: 5.15.2020 at 11:20 a.m. The Chatham EDC, with support from partners at the Chatham Chamber of Commerce and Chamber for a Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro, is compiling resources and advice Read more…
PITTSBORO, NC – May 26, 2020 – The Chatham Economic Development Corporation is accepting applications from businesses for its Chatham Loan Fund – COVID-19 program. The Chatham Loan Fund helps Read more…
Usually, Charter Furniture’s Siler City plant is hard at work with their employees producing the high-end furniture that decorates lobbies of well-known hotel brands across the country. Now, as it Read more…
New #LocalStimulUS campaign makes it safe, easy, and rewarding for residents to support local businesses now and as our community re-opens Chapel Hill, NC: Now more than ever, local businesses Read more…
Published by the Chatham News + Record SILER CITY — Along with other organizations in Chatham County, ranging from the nonprofit Piedmont Farm Animal Refuge to medical device manufacturer Gilero, Read more…
Recently, Chatham Arts Council Executive Director Cheryl Chamblee has embraced the idea that within limitations, you find more possibility and more creativity. That approach has led to the reinvention of Read more…
Published by the Chatham News + Record SILER CITY — As people make runs to grocery stores, clearing shelves, fears of a shortage of food prevails. But in reality, workers Read more…
Published by the Chatham News + Record, written by CCCC Small Business Center director Jon Spoon. The past couple of weeks have been the most difficult of my professional life. Read more…
Published by the Chatham News + Record PITTSBORO — As companies and businesses around the world shift their production focus to making products designed to help fight the spread of Read more…
Published by the Chatham News + Record BEAR CREEK — As the state of North Carolina begins to “stay at home” as ordered by N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper last week, Read more…
On Monday, March 23, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced new safeguards to help slow the spread of COVID-19. The measures are effective Wednesday, March 25, 2020 at 5 p.m. Read more…