Area News
Hawesville council tackles projects
The Hawesville City Council met on Tuesday, September 12th. that would eliminate truck traffic. In addition, the council approved a reschedule of next month’s meeting for October 3rd. Storm Plant/Infrastructure Hawesville Mayor Rob McCormick said the project on the city’s storm plant could cost $3.2M. “They have found a grant that will match all…
Read MoreBid awarded to GN; Dukes Fire Department
The Hancock County Fiscal Court met on Monday morning, September 11th. The lowest bid, submitted by GN Excavating, was approved by the court for the construction of a new Fire Station for the Dukes Fire Department located on Happy Hollow Road in Hawesville. Low Bid Judge-Executive Johnny “Chic” Roberts said bids opened last week…
Read MoreHancock Accident Reports
Accident near Vastwood A two-vehicle accident happened on US 60 two miles west of Hawesville on August 31, 2023. The parties filed a walk-in report of the incident. Justin Brown of Hawesville was west bound on US 60 in a 2001 Mazda when the traffic backed up with little notice. To avoid rear-ending the vehicles…
Read MoreGingerbread House Competition
Gingerbread House Competition presented by Kentucky Tourism. Entries are now being accepted for this beloved seasonal event that kicks off the Christmas at Mustard Seed Hill festivities. The competition will take place on Thursday, November 30th, at 1122 Main Street, Millersburg, Kentucky. Judging criteria include Overall Appearance, Originality & Creativity, Neatness, and Structure Stability (built…
Read MoreBob White retiring; Ministerial Association seeking new chairman
Lewisport Baptist Church’s retiring pastor, Bob White, is looking for someone to volunteer and fill his role as Chairman of the Hancock County Ministerial Association. “It’s a valid ministry in the county,” he said, “and it is needed. It’s a good opportunity for somebody to serve the Lord.” Bob began attending ministerial association meetings…
Read MoreHancock District Court docket; September 5, 2023
The Hancock County District Court docket for Tuesday, September 5, 2023. The Honorable Greg Vincent presiding. Probate The estate of Phillip David Ayers, settlement, order signed. The estate of Helen M. Fleming, probate hearing, order signed. The estate of Damon Thomas Gregory, probate hearing, order signed. The estate of Nancy S. Griffin, settlement. Continued to…
Read MoreTiffany’s Timeless Treasures
Tiffany’s Timeless Treasures, in Hawesville, offers wooden, laser engraved items such as ornaments, signs, door hangers, cutting boards, refrigerator magnets, and more, as well as fulfilling custom orders such as for photo engraving. Josh & Tiffany Abbott, husband and wife, work together in their family business. He does custom woodworking pieces, such as children’s chairs…
Read MoreSchool board sets tax rate one cent higher
The monthly Hancock County Board of Education Meeting was held on Thursday, August 31st. The board set the tax rate for 2023 at one cent higher than last year, which is a 1.4 percent higher rate than 2022. HCHS Principal Ginger Estes presented achievements made so far in this new school year at the high…
Read MoreArtist to paint Bourbon Barrels
Kentuckians are proud of our Kentucky heritage. United Way of the Ohio Valley, a local non-profit that raises money for over 50 non-profits in their six county region; Daviess, Hancock, McLean, Ohio, Union, and Webster will be bringing the tasteful Bourbon and rich Art history of Kentucky together in a special fundraiser event called…
Read MoreBeekeepers to meet Sept. 14th at Perry Central
The Perry County Beekeepers will have a meeting on September 14, at the Perry Central High School Agriculture building and you can enter through the front door. The meeting will start at 6:00 p. m. CST. We will have food at the meeting so bring a snack for everyone to enjoy. Topics covered will be…
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