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Defense propels girls to comeback victory in All “A” semifinals

If ‘the best defense is a good offense’ is true then the opposite can also be true. The Lady Hornets varsity proved that when their pressure “D” allowed them to take a come-from-behind victory over McLean County in the All “A” regional on Tuesday at the Sportscenter in Owensboro. …See full story in The Hancock…

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3RSN seeing higher streaming numbers during lockdowns

With COVID-19 restrictions turning meetings into video conferences, office work into working from home and students into home learners, now is the time to shine for the Third Region Sports Network, the 10-year-old online streaming service run by five local men that allows viewers to watch live games from the comfort of YouTube. The network,…

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Students return despite spiking COVID cases

Hancock County remains in the red, and is in fact in the top five in the state for average incidents in the state’s measurements, but students returned to school Monday, although Superintendent Kyle Estes says enough is known about COVID-19 to be able to do it safely. “I’ve been asked, OK, well what’s the difference…

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Hornets win 68-30 in season opener at HCHS

Ten Hornet players reached the scoring column as Hancock County dominated from the opening tip during a 68-30 win over Cloverport in an opening round game of the All “A” Classic tourney here Monday. …..See full story in The Hancock Clarion      

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Accidents, Hancock County

Speed causes wreck A pickup truck traveling too fast for the road conditions went off the highway and wrecked. The accident happened on December 30 at roughly 7 a.m. Hancock County Sheriff’s Deputy Aaron Emmick filed the accident report. Tyler W. Coppage, of Falls of Rough, told Emmick that as he drove his 2001 Ford…

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Kentuckians will receive vaccine in four phases

Gov. Beshear, Dr. Stack Provide Vaccine Update Kentuckians will receive vaccine in four phases FRANKFORT, Ky. (Jan. 4, 2020) – On Monday, Gov. Andy Beshear and Dr. Steven Stack, commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Public Health, provided an update on the COVID-19 vaccine and announced that Kentuckians will be inoculated in four phases. The…

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