District 53 Republican candidates report campaign finances as primaries approach
HANCOCK COUNTY – With the primary election quickly approaching on May 7, deadlines to file campaign finances, such as contributions, ended April 19, showing the numbers where each candidate has spent so far.
GIFT OF LIFE: Three local women share the life-changing impact of organ donation
HANCOCK COUNTY — When Penny Givan first met Annie Travis in a small group at Harvest Church in Greenfield, she never could have guessed the virtual stranger would one day give her one of her kidneys.
Greenfield man dies following county motorcycle crash along U.S. 52
HANCOCK COUNTY — A Greenfield man riding a motorcycle lost his life following an SUV versus motorcycle crash in the southern part of the county at approximately 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening. The crash happened near the intersection of Creekside Drive and U.S. 52, New Palestine, officials said.
Indianapolis man faces 10-year prison term following acceptance of plea deal
HANCOCK COUNTY — An Indianapolis man who was charged with multiple felony drug crimes after being found by law enforcement slumped over in his vehicle two years ago has been given a 10-year prison term after his case was closed in Hancock County Superior Court 1 earlier this week.
Crider endorses Mandrell for District 53
GREENFIELD - Kevin Mandrell, Republican candidate for State Representative of District 53, recently announced in a press release that he has received an endorsement from State Senator for District 28, Michael Crider.
TIME TO SHINE: Leadership Hancock County class to share success stories at May 1...
HANCOCK COUNTY — High school seniors aren’t the only ones preparing to turn their tassels.
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT: Council approves proposal for mixed-use property in downtown Greenfield
GREENFIELD – The Greenfield City Council threw its support behind a proposed downtown development at its April 24 council meeting, agreeing to donate about 2½ acres of city-owned property for mix-use development northeast of Pennsylvania and Osage streets by the Pennsy Trail.
Students celebrate Earth Day event at Sugar Creek Township Park
NEW PALESTINE — On a nearly picture-perfect spring afternoon, kids and adults gathered at Sugar Creek Township Park on Monday for a little fresh air and a whole lot of outdoor activity in honor of Earth Day.
Child abuse forum coming up
GREENFIELD – A community forum to discuss child sexual abuse is coming up May 1.
Community briefs
MV names principal for future intermediate school
