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New businesses are opening their doors at MOSAIC and Northwood Landing! From casual dining to modern banking to medical expertise, these additions support the needs of a growing Chatham County.
“We are committed to curating the right tenant mix to serve our community,” says Kirk Bradley.
Check out what is coming soon:
MOSAIC
a Tavolo Italian Eatery
First Horizon Bank
The Flying Biscuit Café
New View EyeCare
Pecan Jacks Ice Cream · Candy Kitchen
Verizon
On May 9, 2026, North Carolina Central University (NCCU) held its 147th Commencement Exercises, with an estimated 1,062 students earning degrees. The majority of the graduates are from North Carolina.
Kirk Bradley addressed NCCU’s spring 2026 class of on behalf of the UNC Board of Governors. He spoke to the graduates during the morning Baccalaureate, part of the university’s 147th Commencement Exercises.
“As a member of the University of North Carolina Board of Governors, I am proud to stand with you on this special day and to celebrate the achievement, determination and promise represented by this graduating class,” he said.
Bradley reflected on the vital role NCCU plays within the UNC System and across North Carolina, noting the generations of graduates who have strengthened the professional and communal fabric of North Carolina.
In preparation for their future, Bradley charged the newly graduated “… to remember that your education has equipped you not only to succeed, but to serve and to lead.”
He also had the honor to present the 2026 UNC Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching to Dr. Rachelle Gold, a NCCU professor of English for nearly two decades.
“She helps students find their voice, strengthen their critical thinking and grow as writers, scholars and future educators,” Bradley said. He applauded her teaching, her dedication and her service to NCCU.
MOSAIC at Chatham Park developer Kirk Bradley talked about growth, infrastructure and the power of community involvement at a recent 79° West Breakfast Club.
As the President, CEO, and Chairman of Lee-Moore Capital Company, Bradley’s family has been in Chatham County a long time. “It’s an area of the state with a lot of potential that wasn’t always able to maximize that potential,” he says. “But either we’re growing, or we’re dying,” he shares. “That’s one of the reasons I am so involved civically.”
Bradley’s vision for sustainable economic growth has been realized in Pittsboro and beyond; he highlighted thousands of acres of well-designed development supported by expanded water systems, roads and utilities. Bradley also emphasized the role of education and workforce development. Community colleges and school system partnerships in surrounding counties helped the region become a hub for advanced manufacturing and healthcare innovation.
Bradley shared a call-to-action for Breakfast Club attendees. He encouraged participation in community organizations, like the Chatham Chamber of Commerce, the Chatham County EDC, or other nonprofits, and ongoing civic conversations.
“Get involved and make your community a better place,” he says.