Hazen Star News
Graduates prepare for a call to service
Two young men are preparing to answer a higher purpose for their country as they approach the end of their high school years.
Testing for COVID: A local response perspective
While there is a huge emphasis on conducting as many tests as possible for the novel COVID-19 coronavirus, this emphasis is balanced by the reality of the limited amount of tests available.
Even as North Dakota comes to terms with the recent announcements of the intention to close Coal Creek Station in 2022, Mercer County is grappling with their own questions, including how wind power is incorporated into energy production.
Final decision on all school reunion pending
Lots of questions are in the air about the fate of the Hazen All School Reunion this year.
One Hazen band member seized a chance to show her musical talents, even with her regular band ensembles put on hold.
Macee Smith named statewide essay winner
What would you do, and what changes would you make, if you could be the mayor of your town for a day?
Finding new ways to teach
High school teachers share their experiences of online education
One man’s crap is another’s headache
Decisions made carelessly and in haste can produce negative consequences, for you and for those around you.
Ensuring 2020’s seniors will not be forgotten
There are a ton of logistics, from date to time to location to format, about a lot of events occupying the attention of Hazen’s School Board. But one central point needs to stay front and center in their minds: honoring this year’s graduates.
Challenges and opportunities
Class of 2020 reflections on a senior year to remember.
