by Lisa Schauer The 2022-23 winter sports season is underway at Hancock High School, lead by athletic director Kermit Moyer. Hancock boys’ varsity basketball team (1-1) pulled out a win on the road 68-58 over Paw Paw in their season opener December 7, lead by head coach Ed Morris. Following[Read More…]
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Hancock High School Boys Varsity Basketball Winter 2022-23 Schedule
Maryland fifth graders can enter 2023 Arbor Day poster contest
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Forest Conservancy District Boards have announced that all Maryland fifth graders in private and public schools are eligible to participate in the annual Arbor Day Poster Contest. The theme for 2023 is: “Trees Are Terrific…and Cool our Communities!” All entries must be delivered[Read More…]
Hancock High School Girls Varsity Basketball Winter 2022-23 Schedule
Two injured in crash on I-70 in Fulton County
Two people were injured in a vehicle crash on Interstate 70 in the Warfordsburg area on Wednesday, December 7. According to Pennsylvania State Police, the crash occurred in the area of the 160 mile marker as a 2021 Mitsubishi Mirage was traveling east on I-70. Police said the car was[Read More…]
Light up the holiday spirit by reading a new or classic Christmas story with the kids
by Kate Evans There are so many enchanting new and treasured classic children’s Christmas stories to enjoy reading to your kids, grandchildren or students over the holiday season. Pick a few as holiday gifts, bedtime stories or classroom activities. Area children’s librarian Genevieve Miller shared some of her favorite Christmas[Read More…]
BlackCat to host free Christmas Revels caroling event
BlackCat Music Cooperative and The Hancock Arts Council presents a “Christmas Revels and Community Carol Sing” on Friday, December 16 at 7 p.m. at the Hancock Performing Arts Center, 126 West High Street. The entire BlackCat Music Cooperative family with some community guests, will play and sing many of your[Read More…]
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New town parking kiosks active, enforcement starts first of year
by Geoff Fox The parking kiosks in town are active and accepting payment for parking along Main Street and two lots, but enforcement hasn’t started just yet. Instead, that will begin the first of the year. Town Manager Mike Faith said town officials decided January 1 would be the start[Read More…]
Yuletide touches
