MORGANTOWN, W.Va.– WVU Hospitals is preparing the next generation of diagnostic medical sonographers, helping meet the need for qualified healthcare professionals across West Virginia and the nation. An 18-month certificate program, offered by WVU Hospitals’ Imaging Science Education Program, is now enrolling students to begin training…
What happens now? What does this mean for teachers, school service personnel and students? As we as a County work our way through these unprecedented times, HOMETOWN NEWS is committed to bring you comprehensive coverage on the changes in our school system. Below a resolution…
Opting not to recess into executive session to discuss whether or not to take over the administration of Hancock County Schools, State Board President Paul Hardesty said he preferred to make such decisions in public. In a unanimous vote, the State Board voted )to take…
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The WVU Medicine Center for Nursing Education (CNE) will begin accepting online applications for the spring 2027 cohort of its nursing diploma program at 9 a.m. on Thursday (Jan. 15). The 21-month program offers prospective students a full tuition waiver, free books, and extensive support services…
It was standing room only when the Hancock County Board of Education met Monday night. Concerned teachers from Allison Elementary were in attendance to convey their dissatisfaction at the lack of transparency they believe the Administration has demonstrated during the current financial crisis. A letter…
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – In the rapidly evolving field of cancer care, radiation therapy remains a cornerstone treatment for many patients. An expert-based training program at WVU Hospitals prepares the next generation of cancer imaging professionals, ensuring continued growth in this dynamic field. The Radiation Therapy Program, one of several Imaging Science…
With the possibility looming that Hancock County Schools will be unable to meet payroll for the second pay in January, Superintendent Dan Enich has made a formal request to State Superintendent Michelle Blatt for State Aid. In a letter sent to Blatt January 6, Enich…
Del. Pat McGeehan (R-1st) spoke to WV Metro News yesterday (Jan. 6) in regards to the financial crisis facing Hancock County Schools. McGeehan was quoted as saying he’s been told that the school district will not be able to make payroll after Feb. 1, 2026.…
Students from Oak Glen Middle School who were winners in the Patriot Pen competition were recognized at Monday’s Board of Education meeting. The national contest is open to grades six, seven and eight with the focus of the 300 – 400 word essay being “How…