Education

Caswell County Homeschoolers Kick Off a New School Year

The CCH Community Bash provided local families a chance to learn more about community partners, available resources, and experiential learning opportunities.

Photo by Shannon Moretz / Local families were able to learn more about unique opportunities like the North Carolina Civil Air Patrol at the August 21 Community Bash hosted by Caswell County Homeschoolers.

The Caswell County Homeschoolers (CCH) kicked off a new school year on Saturday, August 21 with a Community Bash intended to create the opportunity "for new and returning homeschool families to connect, get encouraged, and learn more about the resources available to homeschoolers in our community."

Leasburg Goats Assist With Historic Preservation in Milton

Goats are clearing the way for future projects at the Thomas Day State Historic Site.

Care Management for High-Risk Pregnancies and Children May Not Be Provided Locally in 2027

If prepaid health plans choose to bring the service in-house, it will reduce the Health Department's annual revenue by $100,000.

BYHS Volleyball Team Advances to 6-2 Overall, 1-1 in Conference

Scores and leader stats

Council Member Questions Staffing Levels as Yanceyville Pays Third Party $64,000 a Month to Staff, Operate, and Maintain Water Treatment Plant

In other business, Yanceyville switches banks, considers Charters of Freedom exterior finish, and Town resident urges thoughtful decision-making

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Leasburg Goats Assist With Historic Preservation in Milton

Care Management for High-Risk Pregnancies and Children May Not Be Provided Locally in 2027

BYHS Volleyball Team Advances to 6-2 Overall, 1-1 in Conference

Council Member Questions Staffing Levels as Yanceyville Pays Third Party $64,000 a Month to Staff, Operate, and Maintain Water Treatment Plant