Veterans Services Officer Returns to Caswell July 21

VSOs are professionals accredited by the Veterans Administration (VA) to provide free assistance to veterans and their families. They help identify eligible VA benefits, gather supporting evidence, submit claims, and file appeals.

CCHA Building a Stronger Presence in Caswell County as the Friends of the Museum

As part of this effort, the organization will be renamed the Friends of the Museum and transfer the operation of its museum to the Town of Yanceyville.

Caswell County 4-H Pop Up Shop at the Hoedown Sept 19

Participants MUST pre-register by August 21.

NC 4-H Photography Contest

All entries must be submitted by August 14, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.

North Carolina Seeing Increase in Cyclosporiasis Cases

From May 1 to July 14, 2026, 307 cases of cyclosporiasis and 13 hospitalizations have been reported in North Carolina.

Football Camp Begins July 24

Free camp for ages 6-14

Tennis Camp Starts July 20

Free tennis camp for ages 5-13

Campaign Statement: What Happened to the Crisp Sign

A statement from the Committee to Elect Eric Crisp regarding the destruction of a campaign sign.

The Literary Chef on The Last Time

We almost never recognize the last time while we're living it.

My Spin: North Carolina's Housing Crisis

The building boom is disguising a huge housing shortage in North Carolina but there are big payoffs for reducing our housing crisis.

Caroline Markham Named Director of Caswell County Senior Services

Markham says she looks forward to continuing the important work of supporting healthy aging and helping older adults remain active, connected, independent, and engaged in the community.

Caswell Receives Duke Energy Grant for Storm Preparedness

The Duke Energy Foundation storm preparedness grants are intended to strengthen emergency preparedness, improve coordination during severe weather, and support faster, safer recovery for communities statewide.