Local farmer contributes to MVHS
Local farmer Bob Cook, center, recently donated $5,000 to Mt. Vernon Community School Corp. The donation was through the America’s Farmers Grow Communities, a Bayer Fund program.The funds will go to Mt. Vernon High School for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) projects. Cook is pictured with school board President Kellie Freeman, left, and Superintendent Dan Parker, right. To learn more about America’s Farmers programs, visit Americasfarmers.com.
Club News: Local groups provide updates on programs, projects
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].
Back when: Oct. 4-10
Oct. 4
Borgman: The (drum) beat goes on
We witnessed the passing of the drums last weekend.
Behind the Booths: Vendors prepare their wares for Riley Festival
GREENFIELD — Kelly Hendrick has been up to her elbows in wax over the past several weeks preparing for this year’s Riley Festival.
Light the Night event to honor fallen firefighters
GREENFIELD — If all goes according to plans, local residents will see a lot more red lights glowing in the night in early October.
County plan remains under consideration
HANCOCK COUNTY – Officials continue to consider a proposed updated plan for helping them guide the county’s future after hearing from the public on the subject.
Spooky Good Time: Nightmare on Main Street raises frights and funds for local nonprofits
GREENFIELD — Today marks the start of October, which means the Halloween season has officially begun.
‘People become a part of something bigger than themselves’: New Palestine church reflects on...
NEW PALESTINE — Barbara Biersdorfer remembers them: The minister in the blue suit who drove out from Butler University to speak at services, the organist who painted a mural on the back wall of the church baptistry, her own father’s knack for keeping church board meetings on point.
Correction
Correction
