Granville Then & Now – Price Chopper merger leads to Grand Union return
By Erik Pekar, Town Historian Cold hardly begins to describe last week, and just about every day had a temperature featuring single digits in some form, whether it was single…
By Erik Pekar, Town Historian Cold hardly begins to describe last week, and just about every day had a temperature featuring single digits in some form, whether it was single…
After surprising her son and daughter with her return home after 11 months stationed in the Middle East, Katrina Wilkins, 26, is blessed and grateful to be back in Granville.…
By Krystle S. Morey Granville residents can earn free supplies, musical instruments and playground equipment for their school simply by shopping. The Granville Central School District has teamed up with…
By Lee Tugas The Whitehall Food Pantry has a new director and she has been busy seeking new sources of food those in need. Donna Gorton was appointed director by…
By Jaime Thomas Granville police arrested a fugitive last Tuesday who had been hiding in the village of Granville for at least a month. Idris Ramos, Sr., 39, who was…
By Jaime Thomas It’s everybody’s fantasy: You’re driving behind an armored truck when it hits a bump and suddenly money, a lot of money, is swirling around you. For Pember…
Churches in Granville have several charities going on during the holiday season. For the month of November, St. Mary’s food pantry is in need of desserts like cake mixes, brownie…
The local arm of a charitable effort that raised several thousand dollars for people in need is poised to help even more people this year. Bell ringers for the annual…
A storm that meteorologists say could be one of the largest to ever hit the East Coast had very little impact locally. While millions of people who live along the…
The organizers of a very successful charitable endeavor held last year in Granville are hoping to branch out into the surrounding communities. Reverend Jim Peterson, the pastor at the…