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The Hancock Clarion is a community-focused news outlet serving the Hancock area, with an editorial mission centered on local information and civic life.
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Lewisport Dollar General robbed; perpetrators still at large (opens the original)
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By Bobbie Hayse The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a robbery that took place Thursday, Sept. 24, at the Lewisport Dollar General, located in the 8100 block of Kentucky 60. According to Hancock County Sheriff’s Deputy Cody Axton, the robbery was reported to have taken place around 6 p.m., when two black men – one 6 feet tall and weighing approximately 2
Lewisport Council has first tax ordinance reading; hears updates on water plant (opens the original)
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By Bobbie Hayse During its Sept. 17 meeting, the Lewisport City Council had the first reading of its proposed tax ordinance that would raise rates by nearly 4%, if approved. This ordinance–No. 26-04–sets the city’s ad valorem tax rate for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The proposed rates are .186 cents per $100 assessed valuation of real property, and .2517 cents per $100 of assessed valuation of tangible property. The previous tax rates were .184 cents per $100 of assessed value for real property a
4J’s barbecue team takes home People’s Choice award during Ramsey’s cook-off (opens the original)
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By Bobbie Hayse From left, Brody Cox, Justin McCormick, and Jordan Cox stand in front of the grill they used during Matt Ramsey’s Sept. 12 cook-off benefit for Owensboro’s The Foster Shop. Their team, representing Ace’s Boots & Sporting Goods, won the People’s Choice award at the event. Justin McCormick and his wife, Amber, believe kids need a decent chance in l
Sheriff’s Office: Chaz a ‘great asset’ (opens the original)
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Hancock County native hired as new deputy. By Bobbie Hayse The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office has welcomed a new deputy to its roster. Chaz McKay, 30, of Reynolds Station, officially began with the sheriff’s office on Sept. 14. This is his first position within law enforcement, and he previously served as a combat engineer in the Army based out of Fort Knox. McKay is originally from Hancock County, and he and his wife,
Noise study concludes data center won’t produce ‘excessive noise’ (opens the original)
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Roberts, Madden Jr. put their eyes and ears on a functioning data center. By Bobbie Hayse The upcoming Justified DataPower center should not produce excessive noise, according to a recent report released by Environmental Resources Management, the company contracted by TeraWulf to complete a noise assessment report. The report, which was made available to the Hancock Clarion, was also filed with the Kentucky S
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