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Historic Leasburg Comes Alive During Inaugural Walking Tour

The October 24 tour explored Caswell's County's first county seat, Leasburg.

Photo courtesy of Preservation Caswell / From left to right, Rudy Rich, Faye Rich and Kaye Briggs pose at the Leasburg sign.

Beneath clear blue skies on Saturday, October 24th, the historic village of Leasburg came alive as residents and visitors gathered for Preservation Caswell, Inc.’s inaugural historic walking tour. Led by Preservation Caswell president, local historian and Leasburg native Sterling Carter, the tour drew participants from Caswell, Guilford, Rockingham and Randolph counties. Some were discovering the village for the first time. Others were revisiting the place they have long called home.

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Family Searches for Missing Person from Southwest Caswell

Drew Beagle Named Anderson VFD's Fireman of the Year

Caswell Invited to Honor Veterans November 11

Commissioners Approve Changes for Voluntary Agricultural Districts