Students Provide “Sticker Shock”
Warren Hills Regional High School and Hackettstown High School students, as well as area Girl Scouts, kicked off “Project Sticker Shock,” a youth-led initiative to change…
Education
WCCC Prof Reads From New Novel This Week
Warren County Community College will host the book release reading for “Greetings from Gravipause,” the new novel authored by Brian Bradford, a Professor of English at the college. The event, which is free and open to…
A Night Of Music Held To Benefit Murray Scholarship
By Andy Loigu Fundraising for the Evan Murray Scholarship Fund, several local musical organizations came together to provide a one-of-a-kind concert for its audience. “Music…
Oxford Students Tackle Tobacco
The Great American Smokeout is a nationally observed day to encourage tobacco smokers to give up their habit and become victorious over tobacco. It is…
Willow Grove School Salutes Veterans
Students, parents and faculty saluted our veterans in a moving ceremony at Willow Grove School in Hackettstown on Veterans Day. The school’s second annual Veterans…
WCCC Awards Scholarships To 29 Students
Twenty nine Warren County Community College students who have shown exemplary work ethics were rewarded for their efforts at the College’s annual WCCC Trustees and…
Veterans Day: Black Hawk Helicopter Visits Hope Twp School
Hope Township Mayor Timothy McDonough and his wife Maria welcome Lt. Manchester from the NJ Army National Guard, pilot of a Black Hawk helicopter that he…
Oxford Central Pledges To Be Above The Influence
Oxford Central School held Above the Influence Day on Oct. 27. This national event encourages students to live above the negative influences in their lives,…
Novelist René Steinke To Lead Free Master Class, Reading
The Warren County Community College Visiting Authors Series continues on Wednesday, November 18, with a reading and master class by the renowned novelist René Steinke. The reading, beginning at 7:30 p.m. in room 123A, is free and open…
WCCC Students Join Statewide Education Initiative
Hundreds of students from Warren County Community College took part in a statewide campaign to increase awareness of the importance of completing associate degrees and…