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Christian music takes Riley Festival stage

Firefighters with Greenfield Fire Territory and Sugar Creek Township participated in a five-day trench rescue collapse training in September. The training allowed local firefighters to become certified technicians in trench collapses. Greenfield Utilities and Amerestore also assisted with the training. 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.

GREENFIELD – A new group of the Excellence Academy recently launched, teaching local residents about nonprofit work in Hancock County.

Sue Goff is pictured at a new table at the Hancock County Food Pantry named in honor of her and her late husband, Jack. Jack and Sue Goff were the driving force of the pantry for almost 30 years and the table serves as a remembrance of Jack, who passed away in 2021, and in honor of Sue. The ash table was made by Dean Felker and engraved by Quality Hardwoods and Sawmill of Knightstown. 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.

The following items are available at the Hancock County Public Library, 900 W. McKenzie Road. Descriptions are provided by the publisher, unless otherwise noted. For more information on the library’s collection or to reserve a title, visit hcplibrary.org.

The following animals are available for adoption from the Hancock County Humane Society. Some cats can be viewed at the Smitten Kitten Cat Cafe, 7852 E. 96th St., Fishers, while others can be met in Greenfield. For more information, call (317) 462-5404 or visit hancockhumane.petfinder.com to verify where a cat is currently being housed.

GREENFIELD – The pumpkin spice craze hit close to home when 19 local bakers put their best creations before judges.

Local residents decorated downtown Greenfield’s Living Alley late last month during Chalkfest, an annual event hosted by Hancock County Arts. First-place winners in the jungle-themed event were Greenfield Central Art Club, team category; Carl Leck, adult; Paige Ferrell, grades 9-12; and Brooklyn Tompkins, ages 4-8. 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.

“It’s time again to celebrate that most beloved and versatile fall fruit –the pumpkin.”

Oct. 2