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Dispatch wins 16 awards at conference

HENDERSON — At this past Thursday’s North Carolina Press Association conference, The Henderson Dispatch took home 15 awards for staffers and one for general excellence.

$50 million to fund innovation across North Carolina draws support from lawmakers, governor

North Carolina lawmakers and Gov. Roy Cooper have proposed that the state give $50 million to a business-led nonprofit that wants to set up regional hubs to promote the commercialization of university research and know-how. Here are the details as reported by Business North Carolina.

Four more dead of COVID-19 in Granville County

OXFORD — The resurgence of COVID-19 cases fueled mostly by the virus’ delta variant has claimed four more lives in Granville County, and has health officials watching outbreaks and clusters

Man gets 101 months in federal prison on firearms charges

Judge allows prosecution of Vance deputies to continue

Group asks Granville officials to offset Butner prisons in drawing election lines

OXFORD — A civil-rights group says it’s asked Granville County officials to stop using U.S. Census Bureau counts of the prisoner population at the Butner federal prison and the state’s

Vance, Warren counties lost population in 2020 census

HENDERSON — The Tri-County as a whole lost population between 2010 and 2020, with losses in Vance and Warren counties more than offsetting a gain in Granville County, U.S. Census

EDC director stepping down after eight months on the job

HENDERSON — Vance County and Henderson officials are once again on the hunt for an economic development director, as the incumbent, Christian Lockamy, has resigned effective Aug. 26.

Health officials seeing higher COVID-19 case numbers across Tri-County

HENDERSON — COVID-19 case rates in the Tri-County are once again on the rise, the Granville-Vance Health Department officials said this week in their latest bulletin about the virus’ effects on the area. As of July 28, there had been 102 new cases in Granville County and 52 in Vance County, with 41 and 21 of those, respectively, emerging in the past week, Granville-Vance Health Director Lisa Harrison said in the report. Harrison called that a “concerning resurgence” of infections, one that shows people should not “underestimate COVID-19 and its ability to remain a threat to health and life.” But there have been no additional deaths in the two counties in the past month, and vaccination rates are improving, she said.