Letters, Columns, & Notes
The Literary Chef on A Perfect Food Moment
Lucindy explains that poaching embodies nearly everything the Slow Food movement valued: gentle cooking, restraint, regional wines, and a reverent respect for ingredients.
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Letters, Columns, & Notes
My Spin: Do we want to be a one-party state?
Campbell say that "proportional voting promises to end one party rule, improve governance, simplify elections and encourage greater participation by voters and candidates."
Community
Memorial Day Ceremony Honors Heroes Who Never Came Home
In honor and remembrance of Caswell's military service members who never made it home from war.
Sports
N.L. Dillard Middle School Recognizes its Athletes
Celebrating Dillard's student athletes and coaches.
News
Reward for Information Leading to Identification of Female
The Sheriff's Office said this person is believed to have information related to the ongoing investigation of a March 2026 homicide.
News
Tight County Budget Proposed
Proposed County budget maintains the current tax rate, and uses no fund balance for recurring expenses but cuts positions, provides no raises for county staff and increases solid waste fees.
Community
PassGen Farms Built on Legacy
Leasburg family works together to cultivate a future.
Sports
BYHS Football Program Grows
Game schedule released, 8th graders committed, fundraising underway
News
Big Week in Caswell County
The next week is filled with key local government conversations.
Letters, Columns, & Notes
The Literary Chef on the Art of Conversation
Lucindy ponders if perhaps the true gift of outdoor dining is the permission to linger.
Education
July Workshop Offers Educators Focused Look at Caswell's School Desegregation Story
This session free of charge for educators, a catered lunch is provided at no additional cost and participants may receive .45 CEU credits.
Community
Juby Needs a Home and APS Needs Volunteers to Walk Dogs
Other ways to support Caswell APS include fostering or sharing adoption events online