Community Comes Alive at Semora Ruritan Spring Fling

Missed the Spring Fling, but still want to support your community? The Semora Ruritan Club hosts a monthly breakfast on the fourth Saturday of the month (excluding November and December) from 7-10am.

County Encourages Citizen Participation in Decision-Making

Each board/committee has a specific focus and is governed by its own set of bylaws, but they each shape the policies and systems impacting the people who live, work, and play in Caswell County.

Milton Reschedules Public Hearing for Proposed Budget

The public hearing will be held on Tuesday, May 19 at 7pm

Program Featuring Presbyterian History to commemorate America’s 250th in Milton

Lost Treasure Recovery will be on hand to display items they have found at the site.

Chamber of Commerce Hosts Annual Membership Meeting

All current and prospective members invited Monday, May 18 at 6pm for an evening of connection, collaboration, and community engagement.

Historic Artists' Homes and Studios Program Welcomes Thomas Day State Historic Site

Thomas Day State Historic Site is now part of this important group of sites capturing American creative life across two centuries, bringing the total to 93 member sites, spanning 32 states.

PCC Announces NC's Commissioner of Labor as Commencement Speaker

Due to a significant increase in graduates, PCC’s 2026 Commencement will be held May 16 with two ceremonies—at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.—at the Caswell County Civic Center (536 Main St. in Yanceyville, North Carolina). This marks the first time the College has hosted two commencement ceremonies.

2026 Associate Degree Nursing Graduates Recognized at Pinning Ceremony

The ceremony was a heartfelt moment of recognition for their dedication and success, shared with proud family members, friends, faculty and staff.

PCC Celebrates 2026 Veterinary Assistant Graduates

The Veterinary Assistant program at PCC prepares students for meaningful careers in animal care by providing hands-on training, technical instruction and foundational knowledge in veterinary medical practices.

The Literary Chef on Thinking Outside the Box

Lucindy says that many boxed products are simply inexpensive pantry staples with excess sodium, MSG, artificial coloring, and preservatives added in.

My Spin: A win-win approach to higher education

The university understood it needed much more data, such as understanding when and why students might drop out of school. Students face a variety of hurdles during their journey; housing issues, personal problems at home or with an instructor, a bad grade, financial, marriage or other issues.

Felony Assault Suspect Arrested

On Sunday, May 10, the Caswell County Sheriff's Office arrested and charged 24-year-old Pelham Township resident with (1) count of ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL.