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Local educator honored with sports complex in her name

By Annalise Murphy,

2024-04-11

HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. ( WTRF ) – Oak Glen High School honored an outstanding woman whose leadership and kindness has had major impacts on educators and students in Hancock County.

On Wednesday evening, Oak Glen High School baseball and softball teams joined Superintendent Dan Enich and Assistant Superintendent Dave Smith to officially name the Fields of Dreams Complex in honor of Suzan L. Smith.

From left to right: Assistant Superintendent Dave Smith, Suzan L. Smith and Superintendent Dan Enich
Suzan Smith with OGHS softball team
OGHS Softball and Baseball teams under new Field of Dreams signage

Smith has been an active part of Hancock County Schools for many years, serving as an administrator and Superintendent.

Her dedication to the softball and baseball fields of dreams complex is what made the development possible.

Congratulations from everyone here at 7News Sue!

(Photos provided by OGHS Principal Frank Crain)

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