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GRANVILLE BRIEFS
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Oxford official wins scholarship
Cancer efforts yield $263,821 |
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Oxford Wal-Mart set to open Sept. 16
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OXFORD -- Sept. 16 is the opening date of the Wal-Mart Supercenter off U.S. 15 near Interstate 85.
That is according to Amy Wyatt-Moore, a spokeswoman for the Arkansas-based mega-retailer. |
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2 caught, 1 sought in likely gang shooting
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OXFORD -- An 18-year-old man is wanted for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill and possession of a weapon of mass destruction in connection with an early Thursday afternoon shooting along Peace Street in southeastern Oxford. |
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Granville County students receive scholarships
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OXFORD -- Ten students have each been awarded the $1,000 Redding Memorial Scholarship for the 2009-2010 academic school year.
These recipients are considered to be among the brightest and most talented students in Granville County. |
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Habitat to build in Granville
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OXFORD -- Granville County Habitat for Humanity is inviting families who live in Granville County to one of the following mandatory family selection meetings to be as the group's next Habitat for Humanity family. |
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Oxford officials to decide on ordinance hearings
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OXFORD -- The City Commission at its 7 p.m. Tuesday meeting will decide whether to set a pair of public hearings on Sept. 8, with one to be for a proposed demolition by neglect ordinance and the other to be for a proposed criminal nuisance abatement ordinance. |
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Oxford candidate bows out
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OXFORD -- Steve Powell is bowing out of a campaign for a second term on the Oxford City Commission, saying that he, his wife, Yolanda, and the Rev. "Coach" Rick Alexander have formed a six-county nonprofit organization called Youth and Parent Empowerment. |
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