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LIGHT Way Fruit and Vegetable Challenge
Four local churches in the LIGHT (Living In God’s Holy Temple) Way Program are partaking in an annual Fruit & Vegetable Challenge. A total of 80 participants have registered to participate in the...
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CHEF Recipe Winner Announced!
The judging panel has met and determined the winner of the CHEF Holiday Recipe Contest. Melissa Guilbeau won with a holiday-themed Fresh Cranberry and Orange Salad. She will receive a $25.00 Wal-Mart...
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March is National Nutrition Month
As trends continue to indicate Americans are interested in improving their diets and leading more healthful lifestyles, the American Dietetic Association (ADA) reminds everyone that an easy way to...
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Join Adventure into the World of Wellness Passport Program!
Are you ready for an adventure? Adventure in to the World of Wellness: A passport challenge through Pittsboro is an adventure for you and your family or friends to be active and healthy in Pittsboro!...
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Eat Right With Color
During National Nutrition Month, the American Dietetic Association encourages everyone to “Eat Right with Color.” One of the ways to incorporate color into your healthful eating plan is to include the...
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Eat a Rainbow Week 2011 a Big Success!
School Health Liaison, Ellie Morris, with students' artwork The creativity and dedication of many different organizations and individuals all over Chatham County led to a successful Eat a Rainbow Week...
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Visit Your Local Farmer’s Market!
Photo by Пероша It’s the time of year for farm fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, and other locally made goods! Chatham County’s farmers markets are beginning to open this month into May....
View ArticleCHEF Recipes: No-Bake Veggie Pizza
We’re back with a recipe that is versatile and handy year-round. This is a fresh take on an old favorite– pizza! While we chose zucchini, bell pepper and mushrooms to top our pizza, you can use the...
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What is CTG?
Let’s face it, folks. It seems that one of the requirements to work in Public Health is an unreasonable love of using acronyms. We throw acronyms like the SEF*, WHO*, and HPV* around like everyone...
View ArticleWhat is CTG? An update!
Last September, my fellow Health Promotion Coordinator Meredith Stewart wrote a wonderful blog entitled “What Is CTG?”. In that blog, she introduced the work that the Chatham County Public Health...
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