Community
Blackwell Putting Down Roots
2010 BYHS graduate managing a local funeral home, pastoring a local church, and looking to build community with others
Shannon Moretz
2026 Election
Primary Election on March 3
March 3 is Election Day and the last chance Caswell voters will have to determine one key local race and to help select their party's candidate for several other races coming up this Fall.
Caswell County Board of Education
Board of Education Considers Feedback and Several Requests
School Calendars - Arts Unplugged Summer Camp - Athletic Hall of Fame - CDL License Reimbursements
History
Moses Roper Marker Unveiled
A state historical marker commemorating the life and achievements of Moses Roper has been erected at the intersection of NC Hwys 119 and 57 in Semora.
Caswell County Board of Commissioners
Could Caswell Be Getting a New County Manager?
Caswell County Manager Scott Whittaker cleaned out his office on Friday, February 13 but as of Wednesday, February 18 there had been no change in his employment status.
News
Local Water Woes Worsen
Yanceyville goes without water when their backup source fails - what to expect as the Town declares water supply emergency.
Caswell County Board of Commissioners
Full Week for Commissioners
Commissioners brace for health insurance rate increases, offer the new finance officer support in addressing areas of concern, and ask for more time to consider changing the name of the Pelham Business Park
Community
Historian is 2015 BYHS Graduate
DeAsia Noble, the historian who serves as the Site Manager for the Thomas Day State Historic Site in Milton is from Pelham and graduated from Bartlett Yancey in 2015.
News
Early Voting Begins February 12
Learn more about the local candidates who have Primary races.
News
Milton's Elected Leadership is an Active, Working Board
Big things are happening in Milton, thanks to the active participation of elected officials, residents, local business owners, and community partners.
Education
Board of Education Clarifies Remote Learning Day Staffing
The board also scheduled make up days, discussed defying state law to start school earlier, approved capital improvement bids, and more...
Education
Early Start Considered for Fall, Make Up Days Announced
The Caswell County Board of Education is carefully considering the pros and cons of starting the school year earlier, even though doing so would violate state law.