Education
Making Prom Attire Accessible
Options available for those looking to find, or donate, prom attire.
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Sports
BY's Dalleon Johnson Wins Big in the 3A State Championship
BYHS student athlete excels in 3A State Championship
Education
Dillard FFA Plans Quarter Auction
Organizers are asking local businesses to consider donating products or gift cards.
Community
Historian is 2015 BYHS Graduate
DeAsia Noble, the historian who serves as the Site Manager for the Thomas Day State Historic Site in Milton is from Pelham and graduated from Bartlett Yancey in 2015.
News
Early Voting Begins February 12
Learn more about the local candidates who have Primary races.
News
Milton's Elected Leadership is an Active, Working Board
Big things are happening in Milton, thanks to the active participation of elected officials, residents, local business owners, and community partners.
Education
Board of Education Clarifies Remote Learning Day Staffing
The board also scheduled make up days, discussed defying state law to start school earlier, approved capital improvement bids, and more...
Education
Early Start Considered for Fall, Make Up Days Announced
The Caswell County Board of Education is carefully considering the pros and cons of starting the school year earlier, even though doing so would violate state law.
Community
Emergency Heating Assistance as Rates Continue to Rise
Explore proposed rates increases, find emergency utility assistance, and learn how you can help your neighbors or participate in the decision-making.
Education
Bus Drivers of the Month - Jan
Each month, Caswell County Schools select bus drivers of the months to recognize those drivers who are go above and beyond.
Letters, Columns, & Notes
The Worst Chairs Tell the Best Stories
Sometimes, it’s in the smallest, most uncomfortable places - the worn chairs, the hay bales, the dog food bags - where the richest stories are told.
Community
Caswell RDF Building a Stronger Caswell Through Community
Children who participate in local recreation and enrichment opportunities are more likely to stay engaged in school, develop strong social skills, and grow into active, involved adults.