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The 2024 Hancock County 4-H Ora Callahan Award winners were recently announced, honoring student achievement in the program. Pictured from left is Ron Ewing; Hadley Hill, filling in for Reese Hill who earned an award for leadership; Alyssa Cain, who earned an award in achievement; Griffin Lawrence, citizenship; Evan Peterson, Citizenship; Tyler Deutsch, achievement; Lorraine Ewing; and Shailynn Steeno, fair queen. Not pictured is Addison Buckley, who earned an award in leadership. The Ora Callahan Award was established by the Callahan family in 1963 by Ora and Shirley Callahan to recognize two top outstanding 4-H members in each category of achievement, citizenship and leadership. The awards were created to stimulate growth and development of 4-H members; award recipients are in grades 10-12 and are selected by their 4-H achievement records. 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 seems that everywhere we turn today, someone is in crisis. As Christians, we probably have a whole prayer list that revolves around people we know and love going through hard times of crisis.

Mt. Lebanon to serve pulled pork

Services take place Sunday unless otherwise noted.

Candy, costumes, pumpkins, s’mores … whatever your fall favorite, you can probably find it at one or more of the fall events taking place at area churches.

GREENFIELD — School principals with years of community connections are now leading Greenfield-Central’s administrative teams.

The New Palestine school board recently honored teachers of the year for the 2023-24 school year. Pictured, from left, are board member Brian McKinney; New Palestine Intermediate Teacher of the Year Holly Torgersen; Sugar Creek Elementary TOY Crystal Maple; New Palestine Elementary TOY Jenny Kleine; New Palestine High School TOY Nancy Workman; New Palesitne Junior High TOY Alaina Green; and Classroom Teachers Association President Kent Gish. (Not is pictured Brandywine Elementary TOY Julie Peper. ) 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.

Editor’s note: The Daily Reporter will feature our “Neighbors” regularly, whether it be someone with an interesting hobby or profession, or a nonprofit group making a difference in our community. Here, Ashtan Bennett shares about being director of the Vernon Township Public Library, having taken the position in January. The library is located in Fortville and serves Vernon Township, including McCordsville.

Terry Miller shared a photo of Weston Elementary School’s Best on the Bus award winners. They were recognized by bus drivers for displaying respect and responsibility. Pictured is, front row, Jackson Kingsbury, Paislee Driesbach, Fulton Gordon, Kolton Cooley, Zy’Meir Cole; back row, Brantley Shildmyer, Bear Hysell, Hadlee Black, Greyson Wood, Haidyn Hardwick, Julie Hauck, and bus driver Dan Forst. 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.

Jessica Hinds recently shared this photo of a freshman game of Greenfield-Central High School against New Palestine High School Sept. 30. 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.