Oxford Public Ledger

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200 W Spring St

Oxford, NC 27565

+1 (919) 693-2646

https://www.oxfordledger.com

Oxford Public Ledger is a long-standing newspaper that has been serving the community of Oxford, North Carolina since 1881. With a dedicated team of professionals, they provide comprehensive coverage of local news, sports, and events, keeping residents informed and engaged.

Offering a range of subscription options, Oxford Public Ledger caters to readers both within Granville County and across North Carolina, as well as out-of-state subscribers. As a trusted source of information, this newspaper continues to play a vital role in keeping the community connected and up-to-date.

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Joy R.

8/30/2021

Hometown Newspaper that contains lots of hometown, county and some surrounding area news. Engagements, Weddings, Births, Anniversaries are among favorite newsworthy favorites. The staff is...

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