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Fifth graders honored at Maxwell Intermediate School for critical thinking skills were, front row, Gabriel Ashley, Elise Prewitt, Emily Degler, Ellyson Brandle; back row, Lacy Wiles, Tristen Sanchez, Hydlee Robertson, Addison Enochs and Will Hudson.

Students inducted into National Technical Honor Society

Just a month ago it seemed that winter just liked to tease us with an occasional warm day. Some days it seemed that spring would never arrive. Now finally warmer days are here with showy trees and flowers in full bloom. With the warm days there are almost too many things to do outside. Is that possible? Outdoor concerts will soon be starting up along with festivals, baseball games, more trips to the walking and biking trails, or going to the kid’s sports events.

By John Russell

Tobacco Free Coalition to be highlighted at meeting

The Hancock County Health Department inspects restaurants four times annually and violations are determined as “C” for critical, “NC” for noncritical and “R” for repeated violations. The following inspections are based on information obtained from Retail Food Inspection reports.

Jan and Gwen Cochard of Greenfield shared this photo of their grandsons preparing for the baseball season. Pictured are cousins Cade Cochard, Will Cochard and Ames Cochard. 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.

HANCOCK COUNTY — A McCordsville man is facing numerous domestic battery crimes after officials say he strangled, battered and held a county woman against her will in the presence of a small child.

Charging information is obtained from the Hancock County Jail. If you have questions about a charge listed here, call the sheriff’s department at 317-477-1147.

An old song came to mind recently, “Detour.”