Two soon-to-be fourth graders are embarking on a unique journey to New York City for the National Youth Leadership Forum “Pathways to Science Technology Engineering Mathematics (STEM) leadership program” at…
By Erik Pekar, Town Historian Granville Lodge No. 55, F. & A.M., is among the oldest institutions in the area. It is one of the very few entities in the…
Honoring deceased men and women who have touched their lives, Elmwood Cemetery in Middle Granville brings peace and harmony as the resting place of hundreds of individuals. Looking back at…
An update on the construction project at Granville High School and the acceptance of the retirement of an appreciated administrator were the highlights of the July meeting of the Granville…
Whitehall’s Sasquatch Festival is fast approaching and Barbara Spoor has been busy with planning the event. Because of the devastating pandemic last year, there was no celebration, but Spoor is…
Genevieve Hollis has taken a new role in Whitehall as the Recreation Center leader and, at the young age of 22, she is ready to continue the legacy that her…
Carol Greenough has been managing the Skenesborough Museum since she was in her 40s and still is active with the museum today. Greenough developed an undoubtable love for the museum…
The Brooks family has finally received closure with the news that the Jim Brooks Jr. bill was passed into law by the state Legislature earlier this month. After suffering a…
Editor’s note: An arrest or a charge is not a conviction. All persons listed are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Charges can be amended or dismissed.…
Castleton resident Marge Drexler waits to board the first train to New York City at Castleton's Amtrak station. Castleton now offers train travel again. At 8:15 a.m. on July 19,…
