The Bulletin for Dec. 2
McCordsville bazaar is Dec. 9
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I appreciate all who take time to read these weekend columns, and I give the Lord the praise for leading me in what to write these past 11 or 12 years.
Church notes for Dec. 2
Services take place Sunday unless otherwise noted.
Take your best shot
Indianapolis organization Nine13sports recently brought its Kids Riding Bikes program to Harris Elementary School for the first time. Students took as spin on bicycles and learned the benefits that come along with biking.
Take your best shot
Greenfield-Central High School’s madrigal choir sang the National Anthem before an Indiana Pacers game last month. They also sang the Canadian national anthem for the visiting Toronto Raptors.
Benefit bazaar: Holiday shopping event has been raising money for students for 10 years
Editor’s note: The Daily Reporter will feature our “Neighbors” each month, whether it be someone with an interesting hobby or profession, or a nonprofit group making a difference in our community. Here, Janelle Keusch, a family and consumer science teacher at Greenfield-Central High School, shares about the school’s Family Career and Community Leaders of America program. The 10th annual G-CHS Holiday Bazaar is coming up Dec. 2. If you know a person or a group that you’d like to see featured in Neighbors, email [email protected].
Family briefs
Libraries to host holiday programs
Pets of the week
The following animals are available for adoption from the Hancock County Humane Society. Since the Greenfield building is under renovations, some cats can be viewed at the Smitten Kitten Cat Cafe, 7852 E. 96th St., Fishers, while others can be met in Greenfield. For more information, call (317) 462-5404 or visit hancockhumane.petfinder.com to verify where a cat is currently being housed.
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Michael Needler Jr, CEO and owner of Needler’s Fresh Market, is pictured with Amanda Everidge, executive director of the Behavior Health Line at Hancock Health, and Ryan Alwardt, co-host of Indy Now. The Hancock Health food bank was one of eight recipients of donations from Needlers’ parent company Fresh Encounter on Giving Tuesday Nov. 28. In total, the company gave $81,000 to local food banks and mental health organizations. In a press release, Everidge said they look to provide outpatient and mental health services to help people live “a happy, healthy, full life.”
