Centenary College News

The Middle School students received an extra bonus lesson on Nov. 19 in the form of volunteers who used their time to teach the students for one day as part of the American Education Week.

For most Americans, Thanksgiving is a day shared with friends and family, gathering around the dining room table, and enjoying a traditional dinner and warm conversation.

HACKETTSTOWN - Donna Lee Rogers of Long Valley became a home consultant for Longaberger, makers of handmade baskets, to make extra money to supplement her income while raising a family.

Centenary College announced today a new addition to the Centenary Affordability Program for undergraduates Beginning in the academic year 2010-11, part of the program will guarantee a minimum of $5,000 per year, or $20,000 over four years, in assistance to students from families with Adjusted Gross Incomes under $200,000. The help is for new ...

In 17th century England, too many people were buried just because they looked dead.

The son of an alleged OxyContin distribution ringleader can enter a Warren County diversionary court program after all.

There are a lot of options when it comes to job opportunities in the oil and natural gas industry.

Philanthropy is what holds a community together, according to Paula Hickman. Her work was acknowledged and she accepted an award, taking humble honor in what she achieved.

Centenary College students play ball on the Hackettstown campus in April 2009. View full size Express-Times Photo STEPHEN J. NOVAK Kristie Hickman speaks to Centenary College students about her daughter's 2006 death from binge drinking.

A reading and signing this week of a book by Centenary College's president benefits a fund named for her brother, who was killed in the Sept.

A message of hope led Lucienne Simon to pursue an exhibit depicting the Great Depression that's on display through Dec.

Equine studies seems like a rare class for a college, much less a high school. But Centenary College last week agreed to extend its horse-related education to Hackettstown High School, expanding the relationship between the two town institutions, according to a college news release.

Highland Restoration Association will have its fall meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the fellowship hall at Noel Memorial United Methodist Church, 520 Herndon St.

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Amanda Kochell of Methany from Peapack, NJ, reacts after bowling a strike during demonstration at Reeves Gymnasium at Centenary College.

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Centenary College will have laid off about 25 employees by the end of today in an effort to restructure its finances.

Beginning Hebrew and Basic Judaism classes will be offered for six weeks beginning Tuesday at B'nai Zion Congregation, 245 Southfield Road in Shreveport.

Superintendent of Schools Robert Gratz, who once had the same administrative post in Newton, has been named as the state's northern region's Administrator of the Year.

The first thing Scott Durbin is going to do when he gets into Shreveport is get an ice box pie from Strawn's restaurant.