Rex Matts 1928-2024 Rex Matts passed in the early morning hours of Tuesday April 16, 2024 with his wife by his side. Rex and Sandy (Sandra L. Davison) were married 58 and 1/2 years. Born Christmas Day 1928 in Holly, Colorado his “happy life” as he specifically wanted it known[Read More…]
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Virginia A. Cantner
Virginia A. Cantner 1936-2024 Virginia A. Cantner, 87, of Needmore, Pa., passed away Friday, April 19, 2024, at her residence. Virginia was born in Needmore, Pa. on July 11, 1936, a daughter of the late Mildred N. (Brady) and C. Lester Gordon. She was the widow of Ralph E. Cantner, who[Read More…]
Hancock Police Report
Hancock Police report the following arrests and incidents from the week of April 8-14: April 8 Assist Natural Resources Police, Widmeyer Park. Fishing violation. Service to advise, 300 block Pennsylvania Avenue. Subjects advised. Service to advise, Hancock area. Subject advised. Traffic enforcement, Hancock area, one stop. April 9 Service to[Read More…]
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Hancock splits two on diamond
Panther boys’ varsity baseball heads into this week’s action on the diamond with their second win under their belt. Hancock topped Grace Academy on the home field in a tight contest last Tuesday, April 9, with a final score of 8-7. The Panthers started out strong, with six runs on[Read More…]
Panther girls on winning streak
Hancock’s girls’ varsity softball team has hit their winning formula on the field, pounding in three wins in a row in the last week of play. Last Monday, April 8, the Lady Panthers topped McConnellsburg’s Spartans 9-5. On Wednesday, April 10, Hancock beat Goretti’s Gaels 11-6 with a steady stream[Read More…]
Council asked to tend to public gardens, or renew committee to do maintenance
by Geoff Fox Former Mayor Dan Murphy addressed town officials during the April town meeting about the care of the flower beds along Main Street in Hancock. Over the years, the town has had a parks committee that would take care of the flower beds, but the people on the[Read More…]
Register to vote by April 23 to vote in May primary
by Kate Shunney Maryland residents have until next Tuesday, April 23 to register to vote, update their registration or change their party affiliation before the May 14 primary election. Citizens who are residents of Maryland and who will be 18 years old by the next general election are eligible to[Read More…]
Town putting 77 West Main St. out for purchase bid
by Geoff Fox The building formerly known as Weaver’s Restaurant will be going out for request for purchase bid with a due date of May 10 at 1 p.m. The Town of Hancock purchased the building and parking lot across the street last year and has set out to sell[Read More…]
Town closer to selling cold storage building to developer
by Geoff Fox The Town of Hancock is inching closer to finalizing the sale of 317 and 319 East Main Street to architect Bruno Reich. That property had already been declared surplus property, so the town is free to sell it. Reich appeared before town officials during the April town[Read More…]
