The Caswell Messenger NC

Serving rural Caswell County for more than 85 years, The Caswell Messenger is a weekly community newspaper committed to keeping bringing accurate, reliable coverage of local news while reflecting the values and traditions of the community it serves. In addition to being the primary source of Caswell County news, The Caswell Messenger also serves to foster communication among readers by encouraging thoughtful, spirited discussion of issues that affect readers in a community forum on the Opinion page.

Whether you're looking for hard news such as coverage of local government, arrests, etc., want to follow local school sports, enjoy heartwarming features, want to find out where everyone will be this weekend or just want to know who's getting married or just graduated from college, The Caswell Messenger has the news you need to stay informed and be involved in every aspect of Caswell life.

The Caswell Messenger is owned by Womack Publishing Company, headquartered in Chatham, Virginia. Womack Publishing Company is a privately-held, family-owned, media company of newspapers, telephone directories, specialty publications and Internet-based businesses. A family-owned community newspaper company, Womack Publishing Co. operates 15 newspapers in Virginia and North Carolina. In Virginia, the company's newspapers include the Star-Tribune in Chatham, Altavista Journal, Times-Virginian in Appomattox, Union-Star in Brookneal, Smith Mountain Eagle in Moneta, South Hill Enterprise, Independent Messenger in Emporia and Brunswick Times-Gazette in Lawrenceville.