Our mascot, Forest Hancock, represented Hancock Lumber this past weekend at Shawnee Peak’s first ever Mascot Day! While Forest himself is not quite steady enough for skiing, he did have fun cheering on some of his mascot friends as they... View Article
Governor LePage was in Casco today to take a tour of our Ryefield Sawmill. While there he engaged with employees and discussed his background and work history. We learned he spent most of his career working in sawmills! To see... View Article
In the January/February issue Timber Processing Magazine named our company president, Kevin Hancock, their 2014 Man of the Year. The magazine noted Kevin’s leadership and active social participation as key reasons for being honored with this title. Kevin is now... View Article
Opening the mail today we discovered this amazing thank you letter from a Camp Sunshine family: “Thank you, Hancock Lumber, for your contributions to Camp Sunshine. This week was a wonderful week for us and we are so grateful for... View Article
Company mascot, Forest Hancock, made his grand debut in October and shared a special day with his friends celebrating the 2013 Camp Sunshine Pumpkin Festival at LL Bean in Freeport! He is shown here with his friends, left to right:... View Article
In August 2013, our company president, Kevin Hancock, returned to South Dakota to see the progress on the house build that Hancock Lumber donated earlier in the year–and, to continue his quest to learn more about modern day life on... View Article
Partnering with WMTW, Hancock Lumber along with the Maine Education Association, have joined forces to co-sponsor the Rise Up Against Bullying campaign, a bullying awareness campaign designed to provide information that will engage and educate communities of Southern Maine by: Building... View Article
The July 2013 issue of Maine Magazine features a story headlined, “Meet 50 Mainers to Admire + Inspire”. Lucky for all of us, company president, Kevin Hancock, was selected to be included in this group of Mainers making a difference!... View Article
Hancock Lumber donated the building materials to construct a new home in one of the poorest places in America, on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, home to the Oglala Sioux Indians. This is the ONLY home that will... View Article
Builders of Ogunquit using 100% American made building materials! John Mixon, a contractor and owner of Builders of Ogunquit, is passionate about rebuilding the American economy and doing so with an all Veteran workforce and using 100% Made in the... View Article
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