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Star-Tribune Reports on Community Brand Unveiling

A screenshot of the article, including a photo of two people holding up a large banner for Buzzard Fest 2025 in a meeting room.

A new branding scheme will soon be seen in and around Chatham.

The brand creation — made possible with the help of grant money — represents implementation of part of a larger growth and renewal plan developed by the collaborative Reimagine Chatham initiative; this plan started developing in 2023. The goal was to find a consistent way to market Chatham and its immediate surrounding areas, centered on a sense of community identity honoring the area’s history, and looking to its future.

Read more: A brand, not a logo: branding design unveiled in Chatham

Star-Tribune Reports on Draft Plan Presentation

Reimagine Chatham project unveils draft of proposed plan

This article ran in Chatham’s local weekly newspaper, the Star-Tribune. Reimagine Chatham appreciates the Tribune’s detailed coverage, which did a fine job in characterizing our efforts to produce a local growth and renewal strategic plan. The meeting resulted in a few comments which will be incorporated in the final report. That report is scheduled to be received on September 30.

Danville Register & Bee Features Project

Study asks community: What do you want to see in Chatham’s future?

After receiving a recent grant, Chatham organizations are embarking on a process aimed to both grow and renew the small Pittsylvania County town.

But first, they need to find out from the community exactly what that entails.

Those civic groups — Chatham Rotary Foundation, Rotary Club of Chatham and Chatham First — have united to identify priorities and then figure out how to move forward with solutions.