Chatham County and Cary invite public input on Joint Land Use Plan draft
[Nov. 18, 2009] Chatham County and the Town of Cary have scheduled two opportunities for residents to review and comment on the current draft of a proposed Joint Land Use Plan for sections of eastern Chatham County. [In News]

Walmart serves up a week of early savings with "Black Friday" prices
[Nov. 17, 2009] Focused on bringing families tremendous savings this holiday season on entertainment for all ages, Walmart today announced that starting Saturday, Nov. 21, Walmart stores will introduce savings resembling the day-after-Thanksgiving prices on select toys and entertainment, one week early. Special items include popular dolls and activity toys, a 26-inch Vizio HDTV, and gaming packages from Guitar Hero, Band Hero and DJ Hero with a $40 Walmart Gift Card. [In Living]

Central Carolina Community College breaks ground on new Siler City center
[Nov. 17, 2009] The future of Siler City and western Chatham County appeared as bright as the sunny November sky Monday as Central Carolina Community College, Chatham County, Siler City, and state officials held the groundbreaking ceremony for the college’s new Siler City Center. By Katherine McDonald [In News]

ACC football news links digest - November 11, 2009
[Nov. 12, 2009] Here's a rundown of the Wednesday, November 11, top Atlantic Coast Conference football news links as posted by the Chatham Journal's online resource accfootballnews.com on Twitter. By Gene Galin [In Sports]
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Jordan-Matthews & Northwood will host the first round of football playoffs on Friday
[Nov. 12, 2009] Two Chatham county high schools will host the first round of football playoffs this Friday evening. The #5 Jordan-Matthews Jets (9-2) will face 2A opponent #12 Northwest Halifax (5-6) in Siler City. The #5 Northwood Chargers (10-1) will face 2AA opponent #12 Northeastern (7-3) in Pittsboro. By Gene Galin [In Sports]

Notes from the October Woods Charter School Board meeting
[Nov. 11, 2009] The Woods Charter School held it's October school board meeting on Thursday, October 7. Below are notes from that meeting: [In News]
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A night of missed 0pportunities: Virginia Tech defeats East Carolina, 16-3
[Nov. 10, 2009] Black Out Night in Greenville was missing the large bottle of white out needed to erase Pirate penalties, turnovers, and missed opportunities in the first half here in Greenville Thursday night in what might have been an upset victory for the host Pirates against the 22nd ranked Virginia Tech Hokies. By Brent Cooper [In Sports]
Also: ACC Football News

North Carolina defeats Duke, 19-6
[Nov. 8, 2009] North Carolina scored 13 second-half points to earn a 19-6 victory over Duke in ACC football action in front of 59,750 this evening at Kenan Stadium. Running back Ryan Houston led the Tar Heel offense with 37 carries for 164 yards. [In Sports]

Bill Crawford for Pittsboro mayor
[Nov. 3, 2009] I strongly support Bill Crawford for Pittsboro mayor. Bill is a lifelong friend of my husband's family. He has worked in restaurant management for the past 30 plus years. He has a family. His wife Cathy is a OB nurse at UNC who also works in the emergency room at Chatham Hospital. He has one daughter at Horton Middle School and a daughter and son at Pittsboro Elementary School. By Mia Munn [In Opinion]