In a community on one end of Chatham County, a major development project is quickly progressing — in another, a symbol from the past is creating debate around its future. While the county is seeing the Wolfspeed manufacturing plant outside of Siler City continue to come out of the ground, it is also grappling with lead and hexavalent chromium contamination around the land caused by a recent attempt to clean the old water tower in the Bynum community. Chair of the Chatham County Commissioners Karen Howard spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey about these stories, and more, during her on-air conversation on July 2. Click here to listen to their full interview. The transcript below has been
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