CAERSWS are Ardal North East League champions following a 3-2 victory at Bow Street on Saturday.
Neil Mitchell starred with two goals as the Bluebirds ensured their return to the second tier at Cae Piod.
Ex-Bluebird Rhydian Davies opened the scoring with a first minute penalty before Caersws hit back with Mitchell levelling before setting up Glyn Coney to fire their side ahead.
Ifan Burrell restored parity on the hour before Mitchell completed his double with 10 minutes remaining to ensure a night of celebration for the villagers.
Llanrhaeadr made the long trip to Builth Wells and returned 2-1 winners with goals from James Burgess and Tom Evans cancelling a reply from Lyndon Jones.
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A solitary strike from Rob Evans with 10 minutes remaining earned Dolgellau AA a welcome 1-0 win at home to Rhos Aelwyd.
Rhayader Town will definitely finish bottom of the table after a Kyle Jones double led Llanuwchllyn to a 3-1 win at the Weirglodd with Warren Duckett settling the outcome after Keegan Bradley reduced the arrears.
Llanfair United ended Cefn Albion's title hopes with a 2-1 win at Mount Field on Friday night.
Luke Griffin fired the Brickfield visitors into a 26th minute lead only for United to level through Kyle Capner on the hour with Karl Seliaerts completing the home side's fightback.
Ryan Knott struck twice as Welshpool Town eased to a 4-0 win at Corwen with goals from Will Thomas and Ricky Litchfield completing the scoring for the Lilywhites.
Both sides ended with 10 men as Brecon Corries slumped to a 3-2 defeat at home to Undy in the Ardal South East League on Saturday.
The visitors raced ahead with two goals from Darren Jarman before Sam Broadribb added a third.
Dale Evans reduced the arrears before the break with Joel Evans adding a second after the interval.
Paul Keddle saw red for the Corries before Thomas Wright earned his marching orders for Undy late on.
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