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People had a chance to hear from some of the candidates for Hancock County Commissioner and Hancock County Common Pleas Court Judge at the Hancock County GOP luncheon in Findlay on Friday. Speaking at the event were Jeff Wobser, Jeff Hunker, Holly Frische, and William Bateson, all Republicans and candidates for Hancock County Commissioner.
People driving in downtown Findlay will notice that construction is progressing on the new Hancock County Judicial Center building on West Main Cross Street. The new building will be located at 209 West Main Cross Street on what was previously a parking lot between Cory Street and the post office. The new three-story, 47,000 square
Hancock County Commissioner William Bateson attended the September 14th commissioner’s meeting. Bateson had been absent from office since suffering a medical emergency in the middle of June. He did inform Tim Bechtol and Mike Pepple, the other two commissioners, that he may miss some more meetings as he undergoes rehabilitation. Bateson was elected to the Hancock
Hancock County Commissioner William Bateson has been absent from the office since suffering a medical emergency in the middle of June. He is being treated and his family is optimistic about his recovery. “We wish him the best and look forward to his return when he’s able,” said fellow Hancock County Commissioner Tim Bechtol. Bechtol
(From Findlay-Hancock County Economic Development) Hancock County has been named the #1 County in Site Selection magazine's inaugural edition of America's Best Counties. This achievement recognizes Hancock County's outstanding success with business facility location and expansion projects on a per capita basis. For almost 70 years, Site Selection magazine has been a leading authority in