Welcome to Stem!
Stem began with the area known as Tally Ho and was a prime fox hunting territory in the 1700s. The Stem family were co-proprietors of a general store in the Tally Ho Township and owners of the land where the Richmond and Danville railroad met. Today, Stem is a thriving small town in the heart of Granville County, with easy access to Raleigh, Durham and the Research Triangle Park. Welcome to our Town!
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The Town of Stem has hired consultant Ken Krulik to assist us with our proposed ETJ project. Ken will be working in and around Stem for the next few months. If you see him, be sure to give him a warm welcome! ... See MoreSee Less
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What is ETJ project?
Wheres he at with the water behind him..??..and welcome to him..
Huge thanks to Tyler McLamb for taking these awesome drone shots of our park! These pictures will assist us in placing new equipment for the 2 - 5 year olds to be installed in the coming months. ... See MoreSee Less
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I can’t wait to see the new additions. Great job Stem!
My kids will love this. We enjoy our time at our local park!
Any chance some shade will be added to the current equipment?? Shade sails could be an option...
Maria Canada our favorite is getting a facelift!
Rasha Hughes Getting some new playground stuff!
Larry Brogden Mary Lou Gentry Brogden Raymond Davis
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The Town Board is looking for applicants to fill the open seat on the Board of Commissioners. We will be accepting applications now through October 3rd at 5pm. We will review applications at our October 3rd Work Session and schedule interviews. We will make a decision at the November 15th Business Meeting. To be eligible, you must be 18 years or older, live inside the Town limits and be registered to vote. Applications are available at www.stemnc.org. For more information contact townofstem@stemnc.org. ... See MoreSee Less
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Granville, Franklin, and Nash Counties were awarded $4,000,000 each for deploying high-speed internet infrastructure serving a total of 5,750 locations. This is thanks to the GREAT Grant Award, which I co-sponsored in the General Assembly. ... See MoreSee Less
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Good afternoon everyone,
Just a quick reminder that T.R. Vernal will begin road work in Stem tomorrow.
The grading team will begin road work on Railroad, Hopkins and Lyon Street. The paving crew will begin work on the Fire Department apron which they project finishing Monday afternoon. Once they are finished with the Fire Department apron road repair and paving will begin on Franklin Street. Lanes will be done one at a time, so residents will still have access to their homes. Keep in mind this schedule is weather permitting.
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Special thanks to Ricky Garrett for donating his Saturday morning and equipment to help clear Railroad Street to ready it for resurfacing and Vicki Garrett for supplying much needed ice cold water on a very hot morning. Thanks to their help, the paving company will be able start their work on Monday. ... See MoreSee Less
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And thanks Dave for your dedication!
Um, Dave?
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The Town is having an old fuel tank removed today! ... See MoreSee Less
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If you have kids, mark your calendars for July 13 and 25. The book bus will be stopping at Granville Central High School and Stem Fire and E.M.S those days. ... See MoreSee Less
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