Hazen Star News
Eyes to the future
While looking back to the past and its accomplishments, the focal point of the Roughrider Electric Cooperative’s annual meeting was thinking about how to prepare for the changes and challenges of the future.
Service agreements and sound systems
Microphones turned out to be a constant source of irritation during the early part of the last county commission meeting.
A Mother’s Day miracle
Early in the morning on May 13, a Mother’s Day miracle occurred in Hazen.
Recognition for veterans
Nowadays, recognition is something most take for granted.
Honor, solemnity, but also music and dogs
When Hazen and Stanton host their annual Memorial Day services, they are marked with a serious and thoughtful attitude of respect, remembering the many lives that were lost over the years to protect our freedoms.
Questions concerning the many dogs found around Hazen occupied much of the Hazen City Commission’s attention at their last meeting.
From duty to honor: Lives lost, but not forgotten
All people want to be honored.
Preaching and serving: Going on 90
It’s true that Pastor Elden Zuern has not been preaching for 90 years.
New administrator brings a vision for the future
Reimbursements, recruiting and retaining staff and ensuring that a nursing home can meet the individual needs of its residents are challenges facing many rural nursing homes in the state.
