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BOARD OF EDUCATION RECOGNIZES ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS

The Hancock County Board of Education recognized those students who had excelled in their field of study at Monday’s meeting. Winners of the State Skills USA Winners from JDRIV were: GOLD: Aubrey Stoica – CPR/First Aid; Julianna Campbell – Nurse Assistant; Natalia Vella – Photography…

PRESTON COLE IS LIONS MAY SCHOLAR

Preston Cole, 17, Preston is the son of Devon (Tom) Lacey of Newell, WV and Rob (Jodi) Cole of Weirton, WV.  Preston is a two-year letter winner in golf, three-year letter winner in soccer with receiving Honorable mention his sophomore year.  He was also a four-year…

OAK GLEN PROM COURT

Court first row left to right: Madelyn Thompson, Kensington McConnachie, Tia Vick, Aiden Flowers, Avery Hall, Reecelyn Craig, McKenzi Martin, Georgia Wolley Second Row: Richard Gudino, Cooper Comm, Sam Wright, Kaylee Wright, Kyle Swann, Ty McCoy, Wesley Molish, Kaiden Jones Prom Queen Avery Hall and King Aiden…

HANNAH KLINER

Hannah Kliner signed her letter of intent to continue her academic and track career at Western Carolina University. Hannah is the daughter of Brian and Julie Kliner of Chester.  Hannah is a three-year letter winner in cross country and four-year letter winner in track and…

HANCOCK BOARD OF EDUCATIONS SHARES RIF LIST

The Board of Education approved the following contract non-renewals of certified personnel. Finance Director Joe Barnebei said tax collections appear to be in the 70th percentile at this point. In past years personnel have been removed from the list as budget projections become clear. Sydney…

NEW FLAG INSTALLED IN OAK GLEN GYM

In memory of the late Bob Manypenny and John Edwards a new flag at Oak Glen gymnasium has been installed. The flag will be rolled down for the National Anthem at school events and was funded by the community. Manypenny served in a variety of…

PLAY BALL! Suzan Smith Fields of Dreams Dedicated

The concern of former Oak Glen High School Principal Suzan Smith when she saw students heading down the road in their cars to play softball and baseball in a cornfield spawned a germ of an idea: why not have the fields on the acreage owned…