Students Get Sneak Peek Of PR And Marketing
Mount Olive High School students Nikkole Burns and Joshua Dimatulac recently spent a day with Dan Hirshberg of CHP Communications, who owns a Warren County-based public relations…
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Updated: Home Instead Offers Two Scholarships For Local Students
Two scholarships are available from Home Instead Senior Care of Hunterdon and Warren Counties for local public high school students that plan to pursue a…
Home Instead March Workshop: Medication Management
The Washington United Methodist Church and Home Instead Senior Care are teaming up to host a free educational workshop to discuss prescription management for seniors….
The Prodigals Return To Centenary Stage
Get into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit with the Celtic rock fusion of The Prodigals on Saturday, March 12, at 8 p.m. in Centenary College’s…
Sports Chatter: A Good Week For Local Sports
By Andy Loigu With an inspired performance, knocking off an undefeated wrestler in the championship final, senior Joe Renne of Hackettstown earned the Outstanding Wrestler…
Oxford Central and Brass Castle Face Off in Archery Scrimmage
Oxford Central School and Brass Castle School (Washington Township School District) held their annual archery scrimmage recently at OCS. Participants of the National Archery in…
MOACC Offers HS, community college scholarships
Students aspiring to work in business can earn help from the Mount Olive Area Chamber of Commerce through its annual scholarship program. Unlike most scholarship…
Belvidere Class of ’66 Plans 50th Reunion
The Super Bowl wasn’t the only thing hitting the big 5-0 milestone this year. Belvidere High School’s Class of ’66 graduated 50 years ago this…
“G.I. Jobs” Cites WCCC As Military-Friendly School
WASHINGTON TWP. (Feb. 13, 2016) – Warren County Community College continues to be one of the most ‘military friendly’ colleges in the nation. WCCC was…
Oxford Central Collects Cans For Caring Cupboard
As part of a character education program that helped mark the 100th day of school, Oxford Central School students in kindergarten through second grade collected…