Caswell Commissioners Consider Which Economic Development Efforts to Prioritize

Commissioners consider which investments are most critical.

Milton Strives for Financially Self-Sustaining Water and Sewer

During the November 4 work session, Milton Mayor Angela Upchurch shared that she had just received the initial draft of the rate study and found the projections out to 2032 to be “sobering.” 

Caswell Works: Connecting Our Community to Opportunity

When businesses, schools, community organizations, and local leaders work together, we can do more to help people find good jobs, help businesses find skilled workers, and create opportunities for our communities to grow.

Meet the Principals: Oakwood and South Elementary Schools

In this first in a series of articles learning more about our principals, we meet Mrs. Michelle Robinson, Principal of Oakwood, and Ms. Terri Parker, Principal of South.

The Literary Chef on the Fun of Celebrating Fondue Fridays

If fondue is around, it’s a party.

My Spin: The 4th Most Gerrymandered State in the U.S.

Perhaps it is time North Carolina consider joining the 26 other states that allow citizen-initiated ballot referendums, where a specified number of signatures can request a direct vote of the people, effectively circumventing the legislatur

Applications Now Available for Smart Start Professional Development Incentives

Professional development incentives available for early childhood professionals.

Ag Chat: Free Soil Testing Deadline in Caswell

If you need the supplies for sampling, please stop by the Cooperative Extension's Caswell Center at 126 Court Square

Obituaries Published Week Ending November 4

Deacon Raymond Simpson, Jerry Lea Cole, Kenneth Noell, Edith Farmer Royster, Randal L. "Fox" Mahaley, Homer Lacy Cox, Cynthia W. Kirby, Arnold Carter

Yanceyville Food Lion Celebrates Remodel With Ribbon-Cutting

Customers also had the chance to win prizes and giveaways.

Voters Reelect Caswell County Sheriff Tony Durden

Simmons, Holt, and Adams all come out on top.

Readers Ask: Are Salaries at the Sheriff's Office Disproportionate?

Rumors floating around social media claim that six leaders within the Sheriff's Office, including the Sheriff, earned $635,311 in salary and benefits in 2024. The claims suggested that figure had likely only increased. Is that true? How do those salaries compare?