The Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle, otherwise known as an MRAP, was acquired through a program with the United States military.
The Caswell County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) has a new specialty vehicle thanks to the Federal government.
Caswell County Sheriff Tony Durden said the department received its first armored vehicle at no cost to country residents.
The school district currently uses 21 buses to run 22 routes. The average ride time is nearly 109.9 minutes, just ten minutes shy of two hours. The tiered routing system proposed would use 22 buses to run 30 routes, reducing the average ride time to just over an hour, 67.67 minutes.
The new owner was in Yanceyville on Tuesday, meeting with an individual he said will be providing property management
Caswell Board of Education had a full agenda Monday night.
Piedmont Community College's summer camps offer middle and high school students a chance to explore programs of study and career options
