Category Schools

Hancock County Board of Education Hears Insurance Presentation

Retirees and employees of Hancock County Schools heard a presentation from Nate Mazur on Bento, an administrator of insurance plans. Mazur explained that Bento isn’t an insurance plan, but rather administrates the plans the employees and retirees already have. To switch from the existing administrator…

RC&D Distributes Mini-Grants Totaling $17,500

The Northern Panhandle Resource, Conservation and Development received $17,500.00 in State funds to distribute as mini-grants. According to Jim Anderson, RC&D chairman, those receiving grants included the following: Magic Tree Community Garden – $3,000.00; Tri-State Area Master Gardener – $750.00; Hancock County Extension Hydroponics Gardening…

Board of Education Recognizes OGMS Volleyball Teams

The Hancock County Board of Education recognized Oak Glen Middle School’s 7th and 8th grade volleyball teams Monday evening for being Volleyball BMC Champs.  Thel Board  voted to join in a national class action lawsuit against the four major social media companies asserting the companies…

Robinson is Lions Scholar for October

Oak Glen High School Lions Club Scholar for October 2025 is 18-year-old, Sarah Robinson. Sarah lives in New Manchester, WV with her parents, Chris and Bridget Robinson, her brother Daniel, and her sister, Theresa.   In addition to excelling in academics, Sarah has made the…

WVNCC EMS – Paramedic Program Receives Accreditation

WHEELING, W.VA – West Virginia Northern Community College (WVNCC) is proud to announce that its Emergency Medical Services Professions–Paramedic program has been awarded accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP). This recognition, effective September 19, 2025, affirms that WVNCC’s Paramedic…

Board of Education Reviews and Accepts WVDE Suggestions

  The Hancock County Board of Education met in special session Tuesday night to consider the West Virginia Department of Education Compliance Review suggestions.  All suggestions were approved.  Superintendent Dan Enich said the review was to build in standing agenda options; require documentation and analysis…