Grayson Joslin

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By Grayson Joslin | Daily ReporterAfter months of delays to park renovations, McCordsville leaders are hopeful that Old School Park will be finished and reopened by the Fourth of July. McCordsville town manager Tim Gropp said during the June 10 town council meeting that work was being completed on the park grounds and he was happy that work was moving ahead. Old School Park closed at the beginning of September 2024 to undergo renovations.

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Grayson Joslin

GREENFIELD — As the sun beat down on the Hancock County Fairgrounds on a humid afternoon, the west arena of the fairgrounds was filled with the sounds of chickens, turkeys and ducks as 4-Hers showed their poultry. The poultry show came on Tuesday, the first official day of the fair, and marks the first of several livestock shows throughout the fair. Among the chickens shown were bantams, large game, meat chickens and geese.

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Grayson Joslin

By Grayson Joslin | Daily ReporterSeveral developers who received abatements had to answer to county leaders recently as to why their buildings are empty. Developers are telling Hancock County officials that some empty warehouses scattered across the Mt. Comfort Corridor might find tenants willing to use the buildings by the end of this year.

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Grayson Joslin

By Grayson Joslin | Daily ReporterGREENFIELD — Even though the Hancock County 4-H Fair had not officially kicked off Saturday afternoon, the Hancock County Fairgrounds was full of heart, health and man’s best friend. As mother nature cast a gloomy day outside, the show building was beaming with activity as the 4-H Dog Show took place.

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Grayson Joslin

GREENFIELD — Greenfield has a new roadmap for the next 30 years. During its June 11 meeting, Greenfield City Council approved an updated version of Greenfield’s comprehensive plan. The plan, “Greenfield in Gear: Our Roadmap to 2055,” outlines goals and objectives set to guide the development and growth of the city. The project was put together using community input from various public sessions dating back to July 2023.