Granite Quarry Elementary looking for oldest graduate

As part of its centennial celebration, Granite Quarry Elementary School is looking for the school’s oldest living graduate to help with festivities. The celebration will be held in mid-December. Contact Julie Humphreys at 704-279-9650 for more information or if you believe you are the oldest graduate.

Scholarships available

Crumley Roberts is accepting scholarship applications from North Carolina high school and community college students. A total of six scholarships will be awarded, three of which will go to high school graduates who have been accepted to a four-year university and three of which will be awarded to community college students who plan to transfer to an accredited four-year college or university.

Each scholarship is worth $2,500. Screening of applications will conclude in February, and scholarships will be awarded in March.

The Crumley Roberts Scholarship Program was created 27 years ago as a way to help college-bound students achieve their career goals through continued learning. To date, the Crumley Roberts law firm has awarded nearly a quarter of a million dollars in scholarships and technology.

Parents and students are encouraged to meet with their school guidance counselor or transfer office to discuss qualifications for scholarship eligibility.

For more information, visit www.crumleyroberts.com.