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Justin Basham joins Hawesville council in January

Justin Basham was one of two write-in candidates for a seat on the Hawesville City Council this year in the 2022 General Election on November 8 and won. When he starts in January, he will be the only new member joining the 5 incumbent council members who were re-elected: Wayne Herndon, Tracy Johnson, Pat “Junnie”…

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Annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, December 3rd

  The Mission Minded Women of the Hawesville United Methodist Church will be having their Annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, December 3rd in the Connection Cafe(Fellowship Hall)at the church. Serving begins at 10:30 am.  We will be serving chili, soup, sandwiches, desserts, and drinks.  Reduced prices for children.  We will also be selling our famous…

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Getting to know you; Briana Pulliam

Briana Pulliam, Literacy Coach & Interventionist at Hancock County Schools, was born and raised in Lewisport. “My childhood was just the best because we stayed out until dark, played outside, rode bicycles and played basketball at the boat dock,” she said. “I had so many friends that grew up with me. It was the most…

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Lewisport growth continues; duplex next; city names new police officer

The Lewisport City Council met on Thursday evening, November 17 and Josh Roberts, Lewisport City Manager, was appointed Lewisport Mayor Pro Tem (from the Latin, pro tempore, meaning ‘for the time being’). He will serve when Mayor Chad Gregory is out of town, sick, or otherwise unable to preside at meetings or appear on behalf…

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Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s 2023 hemp licensing program; now open

FRANKFORT, Ky. (Nov. 17, 2022) – The window to apply for the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s 2023 hemp licensing program is now open, Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Ryan Quarles has announced. “Regulatory inaction toward cannabinoids by the Food and Drug Administration continues to hamper the nation’s hemp industry,” Commissioner Quarles said. “As we enter the 10th growing…

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Food give-away program helping families with rising cost

You may have noticed that many cars were lined-up in downtown Hawesville around lunchtime last Friday, November 18. Julie Newton, Volunteer Director of the Hancock County Thrift Store & Food Pantry, received a bulk food giveaway from Gordon’s food chain supply (in Shepherdsville) through Feeding America in Elizabethtown and put the word out through Facebook…

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School Board names members of Planning Committee

The Hancock County Board of Education monthly meeting was held at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, November 21 at the Hancock County High School. The Eighth Grade Football team, who won the Conference Championship was recognized. This was Hancock County Middle School’s third straight Conference Championship and undefeated season they’ve had! The HCHS Cross Country team…

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Thelma Robertson celebrates 100 Years

Thelma Robertson is celebrating 100 Years of good life! By Jennifer Wimmer The public is invited to come and join Thelma Robertson, along with family and friends, in celebrating her 100th Birthday at the Hawesville Baptist Church’s New Life Center on Saturday, November 26 from 1:00-3:00 p.m. No gifts please! Cake & punch along with…

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Lewisport Christmas in the park; Christmas parade

  Christmas in the Park Friday, December 2 is Christmas in the Park in downtown Lewisport from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, December 3 is the Lewisport Christmas Parade! Mark your calendar for these 2 special upcoming holiday events. Christmas in the Park will have many local food booths, as well as a…

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2023 calendars are ready; old photo scenes in Hancock County

These Popular calendars now on sale! The Ladies of the DAR ( Daughters of the American Revolution) have produced, the 2023 calendars. Each month presents an old photo of a scene in Hancock County. The old photos are from the Hancock Clarion archives. Calendars are available for purchase at the Hancock Clarion, 230 Main Street, Hawesville,…

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