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While many employees are facing upwards of 18 percent increases in insurance premiums, those employed by Hancock County will see a much smaller hike. The Hancock County Board of Supervisors delivered the good news Monday […]
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors spent a few hours Monday in adjourned session discussing drainage business, and most importantly, what to do with volunteer trees growing in drainage ditches. Hancock County resident Jason Nedved […]
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors spent a few hours Monday in adjourned session discussing mostly drainage business. The board is reclassifying the facilities of a few drainage districts in Hancock County – DD #10 […]
The Hancock County Health System Foundation will be hosting a new fundraiser this year – The Dueling Pianos of Andy Anderson and Mike Leeds. Since 2008, the entertaining duo has been performing a high energy, […]
Better understanding of government was a fitting topic of discussion at last week’s Hancock County Legislative Forum in Britt. Local resident Lissa Holloway asked about the history and need for the new Civics bill labeled […]
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors recently approved a $5.2 million bid to proceed with tearing up and repaving 11 miles of James Avenue from Britt to Kanawha. After initially saying the end of April, […]
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution Monday in support of the Highway 18 Super-2 Coalition. Several corridors including Highway 18 are being considered for improvements. According to the Iowa Department of Transportation, […]
Good news for Hancock County residents…taxpayers in Hancock County will see no levy increases this next fiscal year. The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved the fiscal year 2018-2019 budget Tuesday with no opposition and […]
A new industry is coming to Hancock County – that means increased job opportunities and tax revenue. The Hancock County Board of Supervisors Monday approved a petition for a district change from Agricultural to Industrial […]
