Pittsboro Mayor Kyle Shipp spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, May 14. He discussed the latest on the proposed town budget. He also shared the latest on the utilities merger with Tri-River Water. He discussed the latest upgrades to Pittsboro’s parks. He also talked about upcoming events in the community and more.
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Chatham County Removes Confederate Statue from CourthouseChatham County removed the Confederate monument outside its historic courthouse in downtown Pittsboro Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, according to a release from the county. The release said crews worked several hours to “safely and respectfully dismantle the Confederate monument, which includes the statue and pedestal.” The county said the items were taken to […]11 Arrested in Chatham County After Protests Over Confederate StatueFollowing a protest in Pittsboro over the future of a Confederate monument on Saturday, authorities arrested 11 people after physical altercations broke out between protesters and counter-protesters. The demonstrations came in the wake of a court denying a motion from the local chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy asking for a preliminary injunction […]Judge Says Chatham County Can Remove Confederate MonumentThe county removed the Confederate monument on November 20 and a court dismissed the UDC’s lawsuit on December 2.**** The future of the Confederate monument outside the historic Chatham County Courthouse is once again in the hands of the county following a judge’s ruling on Wednesday. Judge Susan Bray denied a motion from the […]2 Arrested at Confederate Monument Protest in North CarolinaPolice in North Carolina say they’ve arrested two people after a “physical altercation” at a protest over a Confederate statue slated to be removed. The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office said Saturday it arrested Calvin James Megginson and Timothy James Osborn on charges related to the altercation. Both were released and are due in court next […]Group Sues to Block NC County Removing Confederate MonumentA pro-Confederate group wants judges to stop the removal of a monument stationed outside a North Carolina county courthouse since 1907. WRALreportsthat the United Daughters of the Confederacy filed a lawsuit aiming to stop Chatham County’s plans to remove the Confederate monument that the group donated more than a century ago. County commissioners gave the […]Tensions Flare in Chatham County as Confederate Monument Deadline NearsTension in Chatham County continues in the lead-up to the expected removal of a Confederate statue outside of the historic county courthouse next week. At this week’s Board of County Commissioners meeting, community members spoke for and against the action. A rally in Pittsboro this past weekend reignited debate and tempers between those supporting the […]3 Arrested at Protest Over Confederate Monument in NC CountyAuthorities say three people have been arrested during a protest over the removal of a Confederate monument in North Carolina. The Chatham County Sheriff’s office says two women and a man were arrested for disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons Saturday in Pittsboro. Authorities say no one was injured during the demonstration near the Chatham […]Chatham County Officials to Discuss Pittsboro Confederate StatueThere could be major updates from the Chatham County Commissioner meeting Monday night on the future of the Confederate statute outside downtown Pittsboro’s Historic Courthouse. County Commissioners are scheduled to deliver updates at the end of their session on their discussions with the statue’s owners, the Winnie Davis chapter of the United Daughters of the […]Chatham Officials Consider Options for Confederate MonumentThis week’s much-anticipated Chatham County Commissioners meeting saw Chatham residents gather to discuss the Confederate Monument in downtown Pittsboro. But before presentations began, commissioner Walter Petty announced his resignation after nine years on the board. He said his private life and business interests were taking up too much of his time for him to continue […]Chatham County Roundup: Pittsboro Mayor Kyle Shipp on BudgetPittsboro Mayor Kyle Shipp spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, May 14. He discussed the latest on the proposed town budget. He also shared the latest on the utilities merger with Tri-River Water. He also talked about upcoming events in the community and more.
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