Visit By US Poet Laureate Smith Is Historic For WCCC
A visit by the current Poet Laureate of the United States will be one of the major events in the history of Warren County Community…
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E-Cigs A Healthy Alternative? Not So Fast
By Jenna Stoner, Prevention Connections/Family Guidance Center — The pungent grape-scented cloud blows across the face of a high school student, fogging his or her vision for…
WCCC Inducts Top Students Into Honor Society
Thirty Warren County Community College students were recognized for their outstanding academic achievements this November at a special ceremony inducting them into the prestigious Phi Theta Kappa honor society. The WCCC Alpha…
Cathy’s People Pic Of Week A Holiday Of Lights
Cathy Miller’s People Pic of the Week captures the essence of the holiday season. On November 17, friends and neighbors of Atlantic Health System’s Hackettstown Medical Center were…
Record-Breaker Westley To Take Legs To Wisconsin
By Andy Loigu Hard work on the track has paid off for Alexa Westley. A Chariot of Fire in the truest sense of the term,…
Glowacky, QuVa, Rev. Greco To Be Recognized By Hall
Former Superintendent at Warren County Technical School Robert Glowacky, pharma company QuVa, and Rev. Beth Greco, CEO/President of Hoving Home, a non-profit devoted to helping women rebuild their…
Charlie’s Pic Of The Week Has Eyes On A Mission
Charlie Fineran’s Photo of the Week is looking for an opportunity. This Cooper’s Hawk is on the Hunt! Perched on a wire overlooking a long…
Art For Never Forgetting
Cathy Miller’s People of the Week are two artists who don’t want you to forget. On November 11, Warren County ARTS hosted the opening for…
WBID Recognizes Noone, Washington Farmers Market
Josephine Noone, Volunteer Coordinator of the Washington Business Improvement District’s weekly Farmers Market from June through September, was recognized at a recent WBID Board of Director meeting by…
Tigers Win Soccer Championship In ‘Thriller-Diller’
By Andy Loigu In a thriller-diller at a hostile haunt in Hudson County, the Hackettstown High School boys soccer team (now 18-4-1) won the North…