Caswell News & Notes (Page 2)

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$1.5 Million in State Funding Allocated to Yanceyville

Town also completes program to strengthen financial systems and establishes a full-time finance position.

Commissioners Prohibit Public Rental of Historic Courthouse

Caswell County Commissioners work their way through a full agenda Monday evening.

County Considers Private Security for Courthouse

Staffing concerns prompt County to consider contracting with a private security agency to cover entrances and metal detectors.

Foundation President Says Economic Transformation is Possible for Caswell County

The region is poised for major economic transformation. Will Caswell County be ready to take advantage of the opportunity?

Yanceyville Considers Rezoning Requests, EDC Appointment

Questions raised about fire call data and water plant staffing contract.

BYHS Homecoming Friday Night

Buccaneer football scores and stats.

N.C. Forest Service Reminds Public of Increased Fire Risk, Urges Caution With Burning

Guidance from the N.C. Forest Service on safe burning practices to help prevent wildfire

The Literary Chef Fires Up the Grill When the Air Turns Crisp

Lucindy's grill menu shifts to heartier dishes and new flavors in the fall.

Future Teachers Invited to Apply for Teaching Fellows Program

The program provides up to $5,000 per semester in forgivable loans for students who commit to teaching elementary education, special education, or a STEM field in a North Carolina public school after graduation.

Dillard Bulls Will Play Western Rockingham on Thursday

Dillard Bulls come up short against Holmes and Reidsville.

Byrd Farm Hosts Fall Festival

Scenes from the family farm's first Fall Festival

Caswell EMS Offers Training for Volunteer First Responders

The local course offers hand-on training and the opportunity to learn essential emergency response skills.

Education

PCC Gunsmithing Program Receives $10,000 from Sportsman Heritage Foundation

The foundation plans to collaborate with the gunsmithing program on a special fundraiser as its annual banquet in January 2027, where a firearm made by PCC gunsmithing students will be auctioned.

Letters, Columns, & Notes

Martin Henson: After Cornell, Men Are the Problem — and the Solution

The writer discusses the need for men to have the willingness to step into difficult situations, to lead by example, and to create safer environments for women.

Education

Online Trauma Awareness Training for Educators and Youth-Serving Professionals

Free training designed for all youth-serving professionals including teachers, classroom aides, juvenile justice workers, social workers, youth counselors, and more.

Sports

Next Week in Bulls Sports

Upcoming games for the Dillard Bulls

Sports

Buccaneer Scores and Schedule

Scores and schedule for BYHS Volleyball and Soccer

Community

Prepping Your Lawn For The Fall

Cooperative Extension Horticulture Agent offers advice for managing your lawn.

Letters, Columns, & Notes

Preservation Caswell Calls on Citizens to Speak Out About Restrictions on Historic Courthouse Use

Historical preservation group urges residents to have a public conversation about public use of Caswell's Historic Courthouse.

Letters, Columns, & Notes

John Locke Foundation on Proposed Gas Tax Holiday

As the General Assembly calls a special session to consider a temporary suspension of motor-fuels tax, a North Carolina think tank calls for a longer-term conversation about modernizing transportation funding.