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No Relief for Water Customers
Yanceyville water customer considers class action lawsuit after Town Council refuses to adjust bill to account for days water was considered "largely unusable"
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County Encourages Citizen Participation in Decision-Making
Each board/committee has a specific focus and is governed by its own set of bylaws, but they each shape the policies and systems impacting the people who live, work, and play in Caswell County.
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Milton Reschedules Public Hearing for Proposed Budget
The public hearing will be held on Tuesday, May 19 at 7pm
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Chamber of Commerce Hosts Annual Membership Meeting
All current and prospective members invited Monday, May 18 at 6pm for an evening of connection, collaboration, and community engagement.
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Felony Assault Suspect Arrested
On Sunday, May 10, the Caswell County Sheriff's Office arrested and charged 24-year-old Pelham Township resident with (1) count of ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL.
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Felony Firearm Suspect Arrested
On Monday, May 11, the Caswell County Sheriff's Office arrested and charged 29-year-old Yanceyville resident with the following FELONIOUS criminal offenses; POSSESSION OF FIREARM BY FELON and FELONY POSSESSION SCHEDULE I CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE.
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PCC Invited to Present on CEAD at Regional Food System Event
Most of the work has been behind the scenes, but CEAD is quickly becoming a very real place in Pelham, providing innovative opportunities for the community and the local food system.
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NCDOT Provides Update on Improvement Projects
A bridge replacement just past the county line will likely impact traffic and a new four-way stop is coming to a busy intersection in southwest Caswell.
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Commissioners Oppose Property Tax Authority Changes
Commissioners defend the power of local governments to set their own property tax rates and tend to routine business.
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Caswell Sends Thousands of LDOC Party-Goers Home Early
Residents left to clean up the mess after thousands of college students poured into Caswell County Saturday night. Many students were dropped off by Uber or Lyft drivers, only to find themselves stranded with no cell signal and no plan for getting back to campus.
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Former Funeral Director Dies at Home After Felony Convictions
Three years ago, in June of 2023, Whitt pled guilty to multiple felony charges, including disturbing human remains, insurance fraud, and obtaining property by false pretenses in connection to two corpses found in a horse trailer on his residential property in May of 2021.
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Meadowview aka East Wind Under New Management
Residents still question the new owner's intent for the property, their annual U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) recertification schedule, and cash handling related to HUD and utility subsidies.