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EVANSVILLE – CenterPoint Energy’s extended utility moratorium for Indiana residents is set to expire, and disconnections for non-payment will resume on June 13. Customers with past due balances are encouraged to contact CenterPoint Energy to discuss payment options and resources available to avoid service disruption.

Darry Hood stood in front of the door with his wife, Sue Hood, with tears already forming in his eyes at just the glimpse of Traci Dayhoff and her children walking toward the door. When Dayhoff finally entered, he shook his head and cried, embracing the anonymous donor who gave him a kidney and the woman Sue refers to as a “perfect stranger.” This was the first time they had ever met.

BUCK CREEK TOWNSHIP — A public safety veteran who spent over half of his 46-year career with the Buck Creek Township Fire Department as chief has stepped down.

EASTERN HANCOCK — He really had no desire to earn as many college credits as he did. Nick Potts just liked taking classes that challanged him.

GREENFIELD — Sears Hometown Store in Greenfield is closing and the former supermarket building that’s housed it will be transformed into a multi-tenant space.

GREENFIELD – Two events this month will benefit the Hancock County Humane Society.

GREENFIELD – The Hancock County Community Foundation recently issued mini grants to the Exchange Club of Hancock County and Vernon Township Trustee.

EASTERN HANCOCK — High school graduation can fill seniors with many emotions, including fear. It’s not uncommon for soon-to-be graduates to have anxiety about life after years of structured schooling.

GREENFIELD – Andrée Maslek, the namesake and founder of Andrée’s Florist in Greenfield, died on Saturday after a lengthy illness.

HANCOCK COUNTY — A man facing serious felony drug charges with penalties up to 30 years in prison has admitted guilt to a lesser charge after the state and his defense settled on a plea agreement in his case.