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.…
Last September, the Whitehall community lost a native who did more for Whitehall than he did for himself. James Brooks Jr., better known as Jim, succumbed at the age of…
Whitehall Elementary School has started getting its next class of kindergarteners set up for the fall semester. Principal Judy Gould spoke about how the process has changed because of COVID-19…
By Austin Crosier Several important announcements were made at the Granville Town Board meeting on April 8 by town supervisor Matt Hicks. Another picture of the road sign on Quaker…
Allowing a maximum of 25 people to attend in person at board meetings for the first time since the announcement of exclusive meetings on March 19, 2020, the Granville Village…
Fulfilling a promise he made to his daughter prior to her tragic death, Andy MacEachron has made it a priority over the last three years to generate a fun, down-to-earth…
By Mark Vinciguerra Put simply, Granville and Whitehall need to support the Granville Sentinel and the Whitehall times as they have for generations! If you live in, work in or…
By Carey Lynn Braidt 'Jed Bread' of Rupert Rising (All photos courtesy of Rupert Rising Facebook page) Jed Mayer is the sole proprietor or should we say the soul of…
By Erik Pekar, Town Historian It’s not often that April 1 falls on a Thursday, as it did last week. As such, it leaves a rare window of opportunity for…
Two horse-drawn Amish buggies were rear-ended by a Toyota 4-Runner on U.S. Route 4 in Hampton at about 6 p.m. on April 6, injuring three people. Hampton Volunteer Fire Company…
