Students celebrated: Maxwell students honored for lifelong learning skills
Fifth graders at Maxwell Intermediate School honored for lifelong learning skills were, front row, Amrie Othman, Ainsley Martin, Trinity Geary; back row, Cedric Rendel, Tristen Sanchez, Myha Mosley; not pictured, Allen Rodriguez-Rivera and Karsten Jones.
Elanco digs in for fight with activist investor
By John Russell
County council signs timeline change of EDA previously approved by commissioners
HANCOCK COUNTY – The Hancock County Council approved an extension request for an economic development agreement (EDA) with Exeter McCordsville Land LLC at the council meeting last Wednesday.
Indiana bans sister-city agreements with ‘foreign adversaries’
By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle
‘A PROFOUND LOSS’: Eastern Hancock SRO and Shirley Police Department officer gone too soon
CHARLOTTESVILLE — The Shirley Police Department (SPD), along with students, staff and administrators at Eastern Hancock Community School District and those in the surrounding community, are mourning the loss of a beloved school resource officer (SRO), Sgt. Zachary Fuhrman.
HOMETOWN CROWD: Fans pack the stands at Greenfield-Central’s Community Night
GREENFIELD — For Greenfield-Central color guard member Aubrey Brewer, Community Night is about as great as a public performance can get.
Details of New Palestine superintendent contract released
NEW PALESTINE — Officials with New Palestine Community Schools have ironed out the details of a multi-year contract for the district’s new superintendent. The five-person school board has officially selected the person to lead the district starting this summer.
Arrests — March 18
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Community briefs
Parks plan coming up at meeting
Take your best shot
The Hancock County 4-H Horse and Pony Contesting Club had its first riding meeting on March 11 with 10 students practicing in the arena at the Hancock County 4-H Fairgrounds. Leader Tarah Thom worked with the students on walk, trot, canter, changing leads and barrels. Refreshments were served by Jane and Steve Smith, assistant leaders. Pictured from left are Chance Williams-McCready and Dreamer; Chloe Lovins and Cash; Alanna Pescitelli and Ollie; Madi Survant and Dude; Lily Fitzwater and Princess; Hailey Condry and Dixie; Kenzi Hoff and Rosie; Annie Scheurich and Hank; Jordyn Foley and Domino; and Marianne Odle and Beauty. The Daily Reporter frequently features photos of the local community, taken by members of our community. Take your best shot and email a picture to [email protected] with information about the photo.