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Hancock County Commission will Produce a Monthly Finance Report

Mindful of a budget reduction brought on by loss of revenue in areas like Racetrack Video Lottery (50%), the Hancock County Commission will issue a monthly financial report showing how each elected official is adhering to his/her reduced budget. The report will be released to…

IMAGINATION STATION with Miss Connie

Our baby chicks sure were tired by the end of the day. They’re old enough now, to be handled and seen by the kiddos. We had one class of Pre-School, three classes of Kindergarten, one class of third grade, and the high school, all in…

Arneaults Awarded Bid for Kennedy Marina

Cemco, Inc., a company which list Edson “Ted” Arneault as President and Patrick Arneault as Vice-President, was awarded the bid to operate Kennedy Marina in Newell by the Hancock County Commissioners. Cemco won the bid on a 2 to 1 vote with Commission President Eron…

Heroes Rise at Hancock County 4-H Camp 2025

Grab your togas and pack your spirit of adventure—Hancock County 4-H Camp is returning to Tomlinson Run State Park this summer with an epic twist! From July 21–25, youth ages 9 and up are invited to join us for “Heroes Rising,” an unforgettable week inspired…

Swearingen’s Yard Named Yard of the Month

The City of New Cumberland has announced the Yard of the Month winner for April 2025. The winning yard belongs to Bob and Dorothy Swearingen who reside on Smith Street in New Cumberland. Mayor Will White presented the Yard of the Month award and a…

AND THEN AGAIN………..by Tamara Pettit

…..How many Easters have I been writing about a bunny?    Her name was Roberta Bunny and she was Peter Rabbit’s wife.  Roberta went through many life changes over those years and many readers will tell you that “Roberta Bunny” was my alter ego.   I mean…

Governor Morrisey Cuts Budget with 29 Line Item Vetoes.

Governor Patrick Morrisey line-item vetoed 29 items in the budget presented to him by the Legislature.  It appeared no department was safe from his veto pen as he took money away from both higher and public education.  The WVU College of Law lost $250,000.00 bringing…