News
McGuire Recognized Statewide
The North Carolina NENA awards seeks to recognize the exceptional contributions of individuals and organizations in 9-1-1 & emergency communications across the state of North Carolina.
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NCDHHS Urges North Carolinians to "Fight the Bite" to Prevent Tick- and Mosquito-Borne Diseases
"Ticks and mosquitoes are common across North Carolina, but the diseases they spread can be serious," said Emily Herring, NCDHHS Public Health Veterinarian.
Education
Teens Aged 15-16 Invited to Apply for NC Wildlife Junior Law Enforcement Academy
Through immersive, hands on instruction, participants will develop skills in wildlife law enforcement, safe boating and hunting practices, outdoor skills, and more.
Letters, Columns, & Notes
My Spin: Slow down on property tax legislation
Let us remember that cities and counties are creations by and are agencies of the state of North Carolina. They do not have “home rule,” meaning they only have powers delegated them by the legislature.
Letters, Columns, & Notes
The Literary Chef on Choosing Joy
On finding joy in your days, with people you love nearby.
Education
Board Rejects Proposal to Reduce School Bus Ride Times Over Scheduling Concerns
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.
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Meadowview May Have New Local Property Manager
The new owner was in Yanceyville on Tuesday, meeting with an individual he said will be providing property management
Education
School Board Hears Parent Concerns, Discusses Budget
Caswell Board of Education had a full agenda Monday night.
Education
PCC Offers Free Summer Camps
Piedmont Community College's summer camps offer middle and high school students a chance to explore programs of study and career options
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Caswell Sheriff's Office Receives Armored Vehicle
The Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle, otherwise known as an MRAP, was acquired through a program with the United States military.
Community
BYHS Students Promise to Come Home Safely After Prom
Engagement events like the one at BYHS on April 29 raises awareness of the dangers of impaired, or distracted driving.
Community
Young Farmers and Ranchers Invited to Farm Bureau May 5
YF&R provides opportunities to develop leadership growth, public speaking skills, advocacy strategies, and exposure to current issues in agriculture from state and national leaders.