Carver: Let’s encourage curiousity and creativity
In a society that often champions individuality and innovation, it is paradoxical how independent thinkers are sometimes met with skepticism and disdain. The world seems uncertain about what to do with those who can think, reason and discern for themselves. Instead of celebrating these individuals as harbingers of progress and change, they are often labeled as outcasts or quacks, relegated to the fringes of society.
Nurture for nature: Volunteers needed to help clear parks, trails of invasive plants
GREENFIELD – Calling all nature lovers: volunteers are needed to help clear Hancock County’s trails for the spring and summer seasons.
Take your best shot
A colorful display of local art all about space adorns Depot Street Park this year, and was unveiled just before the solar eclipse by Greenfield Parks and Recreation. Artists include, in no particular order, the Brown family, Adrian Hubbard, Sandy Hall, Julie Robertson, Landon Guzik, Gale Sturm, Sammy Mora, Schwertfeger children, Aileen L. Ortiz, Lillian Gordon, Lillian Capen, Emma Kinder, Deyvon Carpure, Layni Beavchat, the Gray family, Sarah Stonerock and Ana Correa Garcia. 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.
Church notes for April 20
Services take place Sunday unless otherwise noted.
Back when: April 17-23
April 17
Wolfsie: I’m needing another coat
My wife and I often engage in meaningful conversations. She will ask me things like:
Clean for spring: Community recycling events coming up
HANCOCK COUNTY – Several recycling events are coming up this month throughout Hancock County, lightening the load on spring cleaning.
Colorful creations: Early childhood education celebrated through Cougar Cubs art show
GREENFIELD – Colors and textures transformed a board room into an art gallery as dozens of families admired the works of preschool students last week.
Local groups celebrate spring
Editor’s note: The Daily Reporter will occasionally feature updates from local clubs and social circles. To share photos, news and announcements from your club, email [email protected].
Take your best shot
A kindergarten class at J.B. Stephens Elementary School practiced “stop, drop and roll” Friday. It was Community Read Aloud day, where guests from all sectors of the community shared books with children. Greenfield Fire Territory C-Shift Battalion Chief Scott Hoagland read about fire safety. 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
