Former firefighter’s mobile memorial honors 9/11 fallen
BUTNER — Last Saturday, the nation paused to reflect on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and...
Panthers lose after yellow card breaks their focus
STEM — The officials were front and center Sept. 9 during a fiercely close volleyball contest betwee...
Creedmoor resumes hazard pay, eyes staff structure changes
CREEDMOOR — City police and public works employees will start earning hazard pay again for working i...
Fireworks between commissioners underscore board’s rift
CREEDMOOR — The Board of Commissioners regular meeting last week was beset with disagreement and per...
PHOTOS: Beating the heat at the Oxford Hot Sauce festival
OXFORD — The city of Oxford hosted its 15th annual Hot Sauce Contest & Festival on Saturday, Sept. 1...
Memory of ‘Roo,’ 3, inspires search for cure
CREEDMOOR — Cancer. A word that’s devastating an any age. Learning your child has terminal cancer t...
Murdoch Foundation announces scholarship winners
BUTNER — The Murdoch Developmental Center Foundation awarded three $1,000 scholarships to area stude...
Sheriff’s office looking for deputy impersonator
RALEIGH — The Wake County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a man impersonating a deputy in northern W...
Several mailboxes, street signs damaged in Wilton area
FRANKLINTON — Authorities are offering a reward for information about a spree of property damage alo...
Granville sheriff makes arrests in 4 drug cases
OXFORD — The Granville County Sheriff’s Office announced several arrests in connection to four separ...
Franklinton woman charged with felony child abuse
LOUISBURG — A Franklinton woman was arrested in connection with a child abuse investigation by Granv...
Sheriff: Man with knife tried to kidnap woman near Wake Forest
RALEIGH — A man is in custody and facing charges in connection to an assault and attempted kidnappin...
Granville briefs: Senior Center to hold its 'Nifty Nineties' on Tuesday
Youth Deer Hunting Day set for Sept. 25
Health officials urge flu vaccinations as COVID-19 cases remain high
Stem hits pause on in-person meetings, cancels National Night Out
Charlotte homeless man's body remains unidentified
Deputies treat Phoenix Academy students to cook out
STEAM students compete for tallest marshmallow tower
GCPS student enrollment sees expected pickup
Granville briefs: Creedmoor offering moonlight paddle boats, student game day
Vance-Granville relieves over 250 students’ debt
Triangle North airport receives $5.77 million in funding
PHOTOS: Fireworks brighten Labor Day weekend at Lake Holt
Group seeks to preserve Creedmoor’s historic train depot
Missing swimmer’s body found in Falls Lake
Skull found in swamp still needs ID
Granville County's 275th Anniversary
Football
Granville Central still looking for its 1st win
HILLSBOROUGH — Granville Central traveled to Orange High on Friday night searching in vain for its f...
Falls Lake tames Panthers with size, strength
STEM — A new crosstown rivalry began Monday when the Falls Lake Lady Firebird volleyball team defeat...
Yellow Jackets give Vikings the stinger and another scoreless week
CREEDMOOR — The Lee County defense buzzed around the field and swarmed at the right time to stop the...
Rockets power past winless Panthers
STEM — Granville Central struggled to find consistent offense against the Person Rockets on Sept. 3,...
Southern Nash burns Vikings in game marked by big plays
STANHOPE — South Granville had a solid offensive showing against the Southern Nash Firebirds, but it...
Lady Firebirds survive tangle with Vance Charter
HENDERSON — The Falls Lake Lady Firebirds survived a four-set match with the Vance Charter Lady Knig...
Vikings’ relentless scoring topples Griffins
CREEDMOOR — South Granville picked up its first win of the season with a 6-0 victory over the Oxford...
PHOTOS: Unicorns dominate Falls Lake's 1st meet
BUTNER — Falls Lake Academy hosted its first cross-country meet at Butner Athletic Park on the hot a...
Vikings fall 34-0 to Heritage
WAKE FOREST — South Granville moved to 1-1 on the season with a 34-0 loss to the Heritage Huskies on...
Panthers unable to muster any points against Bunn
STEM — Lavadous Bolden and the Bunn Wildcats rolled over Granville Central 34-0 in the Aug. 27 home ...
Avoiding another failed school year
There’s no sugarcoating it: More that 50% of North Carolina’s schoolchildren failed to achieve grade...
Biden's mandate goes too far
RALEIGH — I got the COVID-19 vaccine shortly after it became publicly available. I did so because I ...
Weekly devotional: We are no longer separated
Ephesians 2:12-13 (ESV) “Remember that you were at that time separated from Christ, alienated from t...
COVID-19 Map
Vaccinations, masks create safe learning environments
As a pediatrician serving eastern North Carolina, as well as a father to school-aged children, I tru...
Biden's vaccine mandate isn't about COVID-19
“We’ve been patient, but our patience is wearing thin,” President Joe Biden said as he announced his...
Lying leaders can’t be truth police
If you think the federal government should act swiftly to remove coronavirus fibs and falsehoods fro...
COVID-19: Technocracy flowered, then failed
History is littered with social and political movements which, while failing to survive as movements...
Vaccinations are the path to normalcy
As we enter the final days of summer, our state is seeing a significant increase in COVID-19 cases, ...
Wake Forest among first towns partnering on digital workforce hubs
WAKE FOREST — A nonprofit organization hopes to partner with two historically Black schools, the tow...
Annual firefighter walk continues to recognize 9/11 victims
WAKE FOREST — A few Wake Forest firefighters gathered with their families and friends at Wake Forest...
Community Briefs: Turkey drive underway; ghost walk tickets on sale
Turkey drive The Wake Forest Police Department is accepting monetary donations through Saturday, Nov...