Local News

The annual Mayor’s Breakfast hosted by the Riley Festival takes place Saturday, Oct. 7 at Trinity Park Church, at 207 W. Park Ave. in Greenfield.

GREENFIELD – Shred documents and recycle hazardous waste, electronics, tires and latex paint at an upcoming Fall Collection Event hosted by Recycle Hancock County.

GREENFIELD — When it comes to the four-day Riley Festival, 18-year-old Emmy Mills knows one thing for sure.

HANCOCK COUNTY — Bill Niemier, attorney for TKC Properties, went before the county commissioners on the morning of Sept. 19 and presented a plat for what would be considered a minor subdivision at 3097 N 600 W.

SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIP — Despite wearing her brightly colored fluffy dress, 5-year-old Charlotte Meyer was not going to pass on the chance to climb up into the driver’s seat of the county’s SWAT truck. The unit’s driver’s-side door being a couple feet off the ground was hardly a challenge for Charlotte, who was able to get into the driver’s seat within seconds.

Riley home to showcase goblins this fall

GREENFIELD — German Fest will return to Faith Lutheran Church Sept. 30.

GREENFIELD — Keith Martin gets a kick out of growing giant pumpkins, but this year he decided to raffle off a sizable squash for a good cause.

GREENFIELD — Surrounded by wrecked cars, vans and even a dinged-up school bus, members of the Greenfield Fire Territory (GFT) spent countless hours this week going through a vehicle extrication ops and a tech course at area towing services.

McCORDSVILLE — Officials of Indiana University Health and the town of McCordsville gathered Wednesday afternoon for the announcement and groundbreaking of their new facility.