• Chatham Street Cafe & Catering, formerly Cindy’s House Cafe & Catering, announced live music every Friday night. Upcoming acts, starting at 6:30 p.m., will include saxophonist Charlie Elliott and Magicfingas, a pianist. The restaurant is located at 140 E. Chatham St. in Cary and serves “new eclectic American” cuisine for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. For more, visit chathamstreetcafe.com.

• Cary law firm Coats and Bennett committed $100,000 to Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law’s “Campaign for Raleigh.” The contribution has secured Coat’s naming rights for the law school’s Career Services & Professional Development office suite. Campbell Law School will open at 225 Hillsborough St. in Raleigh in September. For more, visit law.campbell.edu. For more on Coats and Bennett, visit coatsandbennett.com.

• Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic announced the opening of their after-hours clinic. Located at the ROC main location at 3515 Glenwood Ave., clinic hours for walk-in patients will be weekdays from 5-9 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. Patients will receive on-site X-rays, MRI scans and casting, as well as direct access to specialists and rehabilitation and physical therapy referrals. For more, call 781-5600 or visit raleighortho.com.

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• WakeMed Health & Hospitals announced Gail Sturtevant as executive director of nursing for WakeMed Cary Hospital. Sturtevant will work with David Coulter, senior vice president and administrator and Mary Ann Wilcox, chief nursing officer, to assure overall nursing quality at the hospital. Sturtevant holds a master’s of science in nursing from Duke University and a bachelor of science from the University of South Carolina at Columbia. She currently serves as the director of operations for the Heart Center on the WakeMed Raleigh campus and will transition into her new role on Aug. 10.

• MicroMass Communications, a healthcare marketing firm in Cary, hired Richard Patterson as vice president and group account director. Patterson holds a master of science degree in biological chemistry and human genetics from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. He has almost 30 years of healthcare marketing experience. For more, visit micromass.com.

• Old North State Wealth Management, a wealth management and advisory firm, acquired Fisher & Company CPAs and announced key employees who will be working out of the branches in Wilmington and Cary. Paul D. Knott will serve as managing partner in the Wilmington branch; senior tax manager Denise M. Mays will manage the Cary location; Cindy Wolfe will work as a tax associate in the Cary location and Freida McDonald will work as a registered paraplanner in the Cary location.

• Sonya Wagner joined Coldwell Banker Commercial TradeMark Properties as a real estate advisor. She will be responsible for tenant and landlord representation and assisting clients in finding medical offices, general offices and industrial properties around the Triangle. Wagner holds a North Carolina real estate brokerage and has served as co-chairman for the Cary Chamber of Commerce. For more, visit cbctmp.com.