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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: For Paws Vendor Market
.The Granville County Animal Shelter will host a vendor market on Saturday, March 25.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: TDA Offers Mini Grants
.The Granville Tourism Development Authority (TDA) is now accepting grant applications for the upcoming fiscal year.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: Veterans Appreciation Event
.The Granville County Veterans Affairs Committee will host its annual Veterans Appreciation Event to say thank you to those who have served on Saturday, March 11.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: Small Farms Week Food Drive
.Granville County Cooperative Extension is recognizing Small Farms Week from March 27 to March 31.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: Spice And Dice Kid/Teen Cooking Program
Join the Granville County Library System for their new Spice and Dice kid/teen cooking program, starting this Thursday (February 9) at the Richard H. Thornton Library!
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: Granville County Board Of Commissioners Meeting, Feb. 6
At the February 6 meeting of the Granville County Board of Commissioners, Granville Vance Public Health Director Lisa Harrison provided an update on the GVPH Community Health Assessment and other programs underway at the local public health department.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: New Warehouse And Distribution Facility
Local, regional, and state officials gathered to celebrate D’Artagnan Inc.’s new warehouse and distribution facility in City of Oxford, NC - Government on Thursday, January 26.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: To Celebrate The Opening Of A New Walk-In Center In Oxford
Local officials, law enforcement, health care providers, and other community partners came together Thursday to celebrate the opening of a new walk-in center in Oxford.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: Granville County Economic Development Director Harry Mills Was Recently Appointed
Granville County Economic Development Director Harry Mills was recently appointed to serve as a member of the North Carolina Economic Development Advisory Council.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: Human Relations Commission Hosted A Great Event Honoring The Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On Jan. 16
The Granville County Human Relations Commission hosted a great event at Oxford Baptist Church on January 16 honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: Awarded A Total Of $30,000 From The Duke Energy Foundation’s Emergency Preparedness Fund
Granville County was recently awarded a total of $30,000 from the Duke Energy Foundation’s Emergency Preparedness fund.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: Offering Classes For Creative Lifelong Learning
.Posted January 6, 2023, Granville County Senior Services is ready to continue offering classes to continue the popular Creative Lifelong Learning (CLL) program this winter.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: Human Relations Commission to Host MLK Event
.On Monday, January 16, the Granville County Human Relations Commission will host an event to honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: County Surplus Items for Sale
Granville County posts surplus items (property no longer needed to conduct government business) to the GovDeals website.
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COUNTY OF GRANVILLE: TDA Receives Honor for Festival Season Marketing Campaign
.The Granville County Tourism Development Authority (TDA) was recently awarded a top honor for marketing from the North Carolina Travel Industry Association (NCTIA).
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Granville County's energy assistance for seniors, disabled starting in December
Granville County's energy assistance program will start Tuesday, Dec. 1, officials said, but it will have some changes because of COVID-19.
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Granville County to receive $460,000 economic development grant
Gov. Roy Cooper said on Oct. 15 that North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) approved 16 grant requests to local governments totaling $4,511,075, including commitments to create 530 jobs.
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GRANVILLE COUNTY: Granville County Board of Commissioners Meeting to be Held May 18
The Granville County Board of Commissioners hold regular monthly meetings on the first and third Mondays of each month, unless otherwise noted.*