Bully no more
HANCOCK COUNTY — Fewer than 1 percent of the 12,620 students in Hancock County’s four school districts were bullied last school year, according to...
Switching flocks
CUMBERLAND — The man who guided St. John United Church of Christ in Cumberland through tumultuous times involving decisions about the future of the...
Staffer accused of assaulting senior citizens arrested
Staffer accused of sexual assault arrested
GREENFIELD — A nursing assistant accused of exposing himself to at least three senior citizens at...
Heroin prevention efforts move into schools
GREENFIELD -- As the boy on the projection screen described being shot and stabbed during heroin deals gone wrong, Sydney Cornwell's eyes grew wide.
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Main Street offers grants for building work
GREENFIELD -- Greenfield Main Street has announced the opening of the fall cycle for facade grants, which are open to homeowners, building owners and...
Correction – October 27
An article in Saturday’s edition (“Clerk-treasurer hopefuls faced financial problems,” A1) contained unclear information. Jeff Ratliff is a self-employed real estate agent.
Adults, address bullying by being role models
I still don’t feel I’m completely reconciled to this whole being an adult thing. But one advantage I will concede to is having the...
Grandview Church hosts soup dinner
Grandview Church hosts dinner with soup buffet
PENDLETON — Grandview Church in Pendleton is hosting a soup supper Saturday that will feature...
Zion Lutheran places third in tournament
Daily Reporter Staff Report
NEW PALESTINE — Zion Lutheran School’s varsity volleyball team placed third in a tournament this month.
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Maxwell residents speak out against company expansion
HANCOCK COUNTY -- Maxwell residents are speaking out against a proposed $15 million business expansion that could increase semitrailer-truck traffic to the area, which...
