Wednesday's speaker is: Alyssa Byrd from Chatham Economic Development Corporation This Wednesday, January 8th, 9 am Pittsboro Roadhouse (in the back) Join us to find out how Chatham EDC impacts your business.

"I Now Pronounce You Dead" interactive dinner theater with Pittsboro's Phoenix Theatre Company. 3-course dinner included.

Can't get to the stores you love during the week? Put Third Thursdays on your calendar; many merchants in Downtown Pittsboro will be open until 8 PM. Stay tuned for a list of participating vendors. New Horizons Downtown Deep River Mercantile Carolina Cravings

Stop by Country Farm and Home and learn about the newest CBD products, including face creams that can help reduce redness and inflammation. Local producers will be available to discuss dosing and various products.

Light your January! We’re hosting another of our super popular workshops with Oxford Green Candle Co. on January 24th! Sign up with the link in our bio! Just a few spots remaining!

We are so pleased to offer a gong bath sound meditation with Sat Parvan on Friday, January 24 from 7-8:30pm. Visit yourself, relax, restore and rejuvenate. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions and learn about this ancient healing modality/meditation technique. Register at the link below. With Sat Parvan.

Bett Padgett – Celtic, Blues, Folk, www.bettpadgett.com

The Chatham News + Record and Our Chatham are pleased to announce that the next “One Chatham” forum will focus on teen mental health in Chatham County. The event, scheduled for 7-8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 29, will be a follow-up to the release of “The Age of Anxiety,” the first season of the new podcast “The Chatcast.” Episodes of the 10-part series, which was released on December 13, 2019, have been listened to more than 500 times since release day. The forum will be held in the Holmes Meeting Room at the Chatham Community Library in Pittsboro. Four panelists are already scheduled to attend: • Chatham Charter School sophomore Abigail Holmes, 15, who was featured prominently in the podcast • Wilder Horner, social work supervisor with the Chatham County Department of Social Services • George Greger-Holt, community outreach coordinator of Chatham Drug Free • Tracy Fowler, executive director of student support services with Chatham County Schools Read more about the event..

Join Adcock and Associates for Octoberfest in January, held in Depot Park, Sanford.

Celebrate National Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day with us on Saturday, February 1st! Wear your pajamas and indulge with our speciality ice cream for breakfast menu! Enjoy our standard menu plus waffles, pancakes and donuts with ice cream! Sales are donated to the Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke University benefitting Angels Among Us- Team TumorNators!

Get your puppy's toenails trimmed! (Grown dogs, too.) First Saturday, every month, 11-1. $12 cash, please.

Is volunteering on your New Year's Resolution list? We can help! Outreach volunteers are the face of Habitat for Humanity across Chatham County. They represent Chatham Habitat at community events like the Siler City Spring Chicken Festival and Pittsboro Street Fair, and can assist with presentations to community groups. This training is open to volunteers of all ages, and will teach you everything you need to know about Chatham Habitat. After, you will be qualified to represent Habitat at events around the community, and sign up for unique and exciting volunteer opportunities! Sign up page: events.chathamhabitat.volunteerhub.com. Snacks will be provided, and space is limited. We hope to see you there.

Do you love beer? Find out how your favorite beer is made from the Brewers who make it! Every first Saturday of the month at 2:00 pm in Pittsboro. Call and reserve your spot today! *Closed toed shoes required and safety glasses will be provided

Eric Sommer and Alice Osborn, Blues & More from championship guitarist songwriter Eric and Edgy Folk with a historical story from Alice. www.ericsommer.com;

Wednesday's speaker is: Jeff Jones, Pittsboro's Planning Director, who will talk about plans for bicycle and pedestrian transportation. Jeff presented the Pittsboro Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. Highlights: There are no cliff notes for the plan. You need to go on-line and skim it to find the parts that will affect you. And the changes the plan envisions WILL affect how your customers will drive to parking and then walk to your business. The changes in the plan will affect how your customers/visitors will be able to bike to your location. You need to review the part of the plan that will affect your business location and, if you live in the greater Pittsboro metropolitan area, how the plan will affect where you live. Your comments (and you should have some) can be sent to: Jeff Jones at jjones@pittsboronc.gov. Jeff talked about sidewalks at various locations around town and the widening of Hillsboro and the changes in the circle. Jeff did a great job! Wednesday February 12, 9 am Pittsboro Roadhouse (in the back)