Just under three months ago, Don Hall, 51, of North Maple Street in Granville was fighting for his life while induced in a coma following a heart attack he suffered…
Whitehall Central School is once again looking at the possibility of merging with Granville for football, and potentially to start up a boys’ soccer program. The merger with Granville could…
In the digital age you would think that doing something old-fashioned like playing a board game would be a thing of the past. Especially during a COVID-19 pandemic, where being…
By Keith Harrington After nearly a year’s hiatus, high-risk high school sports such as basketball, wrestling and cheerleading may return next month in the Adirondack League schools. Gov. Andrew Cuomo…
Granville, New York – NYVT Media has announced the elevation of two staffers to senior executive management positions within the organization. Julianna Fedler Julianna Fedler has assumed the role of…
By Erik Pekar, Town Historian Hayes Building in 1912 A well-known adage posits that “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Certainly there are quite a few photos of Granville…
Meeting for the first time in the new year, the Pember Library and Museum Board of Trustees joined socially distanced with two trustees attending via Zoom to discuss upcoming events…
For the last seven years, Vermont State Police and Granville police have been interviewing and physically searching for answers for the sudden disappearance of then-23-year-old Jonathan Schaff of Fair Haven,…
Washington County’s general public received its first installment of the COVID-19 vaccine from the New York State government this weekend. Granville Town Supervisor Matt Hicks said 800 vaccines were distributed…
After the purchase was officially completed last summer, the former TD Bank building and property on Main and North Streets in Granville are for sale again. With the deed for…
