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A golf tournament in August will benefit the Eastern Hancock Education Foundation. This photo was taken at last year’s event.
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Golf tournament to benefit EH foundation
CHARLOTTESVILLE – Registration is open for a golf tournament benefiting the Eastern Hancock Education Foundation.
The event is at 2 p.m. Aug. 4 at Royal Hylands Golf Club, 7629 S. Greensboro Pike, Knightstown. Entry is $400 per four-person team. Register by following the link, found at facebook.com/EasternHancockEdFd or by emailing [email protected].
Town seeks donations for “mascot” cat
MCCORDSVILLE – Oscar the cat, the town mascot for McCordsville, could use donations from the local community to pay for care and medical bills.
While Oscar is looked after by all town employees, his care is funded entirely by donations from staff and the public. The town’s newsletter recently stated that as Oscar ages, he has health issues that can be costly. A donation box is located inside of town hall; cash and check donations are accepted. Checks can be made out to “Town of McCordsville,” Attn.: Oscar.
Recycle event coming to McCordsville
MCCORDSVILLE – Recycle electronics and shred documents at an upcoming event in McCordsville, hosted by Recycle Hancock County.
The event will be 9 a.m. to noon July 20 at McCordsville Town Hall, 6280 W. 800N., McCordsville.
Electronic recycling is $5 per carload, $20 for projection screen TVs, $10 for all TVs 32 inches and larger, $5 for smaller TVs, and $5 for computer monitors. Document shredding is free. Shoes and non-perishable food will also be collected at the event. For more information, visit recyclehancockcounty.com.