Hazen Star News
Commission deadlocks on family employment request
When it comes to employment in the county, department heads usually have the authority to pursue employee hires themselves.
Volunteers answer a local call
All around the world, people are putting on masks.
School support staff pay extended in full
As teachers navigate the many difficulties of adapting themselves and their kids to the world of online
Snyder named to Academic All-State
One Hazen High School senior was recognized at the state level for his successes in his academic pursuits and his overall school life.
Schwehr argues for uniform county message on virus
School district preps for online learning option
While the school buildings stand empty of students, teachers are working hard this week to get needed education to kids in a new and creative way.
Ready to respond, preparing to protect
Numerous community events postponed
Mercer County braces for confrontation with coronavirus
Ever since the announcement that a Ward County man was diagnosed with a presumptive case of COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus, regional health institutions have been urging the public not to panic while also taking precautions and preparing for additional cases.
Last call for new hero banners
Spring is on the way, and with it, Hazen will soon find its major city streets adorned with the faces of brave local heroes who served this nation over the last century and more.
