Stop by New Horizons Downtown for great deals on all kinds of clothing, shoes, and gifts during their end-of-season sale this week.

New Horizons West is clearing out their winter stock to make room for the new spring merchandise. Stop by this week and find great bargains.

The Chatham Historical Association will hold their annual member meeting on Feb. 20 at 2 pm at the museum. A program on the Regulators will be provided.

The “American Revolution Tour of North Carolina™” is a free online guide exploring more than 90 sites related to the Revolution and Regulators. AmRevNC.com covers not only battles, but stories of protests, personal heroism, women, minorities, and more. Background pages summarize the history of the war, biographies, and military life. Research for the website turned up events and details either forgotten, even by historical organizations, or not widely known. AmRevNC's founder and author will point out how to get the most value from the website, and then share stories about the project and locations in our region, with an emphasis on Chatham County people and events. Audience questions will guide the rest of the conversation. And: Biography Jim Morgan is a former professional writer with a master’s degree from the oldest journalism school in the world, at the University of Missouri–Columbia. After a brief time in newspapers, he did university and business writing for many years before shifting to project management and business coaching. He has taught team leadership or assisted teams at a wide variety of organizations, including Los Alamos National Laboratory, Microsoft, and Red Hat. He has also written and presented extensively about management techniques based on scientific research, and runs a coaching practice called Full Scale agile™. Due to COVID lock-downs, Jim turned what was a hobby project into a business startup, assisted by three consultants, to create AmRevNC. He lives in Durham with a pet ferret, sails, and has black belts in two martial arts.