There are a few days coming up in October Hancock Middle-Senior High School would like families to remember. —October 11 is a two-hour early dismissal day. —October 15 is a PSAT for 9th and 10th graders. —October 15 is the monthly food pantry. —October 18 is Association Day, no school.[Read More…]
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Panthers pounce over Hornets 49-20 on the road
by Lisa Schauer The Hancock Panthers varsity football team scored the most points of the season in their 49-20 victory over the Hornets at Hundred High School in West Virginia last Friday night, September 27. The Panthers led by one after the first quarter, and then turned on the heat,[Read More…]
As spotted lanternfly infests region, ag experts ask public to help curb spread
by Kate Evans Residents should keep watching for signs of the invasive spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) as the insect continues to expand its range and threaten fruit trees, hardwood trees and crops in many states, including West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia. The insect was first found in Berks County,[Read More…]
ZED By Duane M. Abel
Valley Art Assoc. to present free “Vibrant Visions” show
The Valley Art Show, entitled, “Vibrant Visions” is coming up soon at the Washington County Arts Council, 34 Potomac St., Ste 100 in Hagerstown. Thirty-three members of Valley Art will be participating. This promises to be a really big show. Come out and see your local and regional artists’ work.[Read More…]
Maryland’s small game and wild turkey seasons on the horizon
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters that squirrel, rabbit, fall turkey, and other small game seasons are either underway or set to open in the coming weeks. Some of these species offer generous seasons and bag limits and are abundant throughout Maryland. “Small game hunting can be an[Read More…]
Hancock ART TRAIL experience set for October 5
Visit Hancock for the ART TRAIL + organized by the Canal Towns Partnership on Saturday, October 5. Hancock’s two art galleries, 41 WEST, OFF 70, and the Flannel craft shop will be open to the public. Martha’s House will be displaying photos and ceramic projects made by children. These are[Read More…]
Town Hall roof needs repaired, bids in hand and being weighed
by Geoff Fox The roof on the Hancock Town Hall and Community Center is in desperate need of repair and town officials have received three bids to do the work on the roof. Town Manager Mike Faith opened the three bids during the September town meeting. Officials did not award[Read More…]
County reminds voters of key dates in General Election season
Washington County election officials are reminding registered voters and residents of their voting options in the upcoming General Election. Washington County now has 40 precinct polling places for the 2024 General Election. Election Day is Tuesday, November 5, and polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Those[Read More…]
Living history unfolds at Joseph Hancock Park
by Lisa Schauer Civil War history reenactors encamped at Joseph Hancock Park over the weekend to give visitors a glimpse into the nation’s historic conflict. Representing the 12th North Carolina infantry unit of the Confederacy, the company set up an authentic military camp, with period clothing, tents, and displays of[Read More…]
