Greenfield Daily Reporter

The Daily Reporter is a daily newspaper in the United States, available from Monday to Saturday, and is based in Greenfield, Indiana. It is part of Home News Enterprises. The paper focuses on news from Greenfield and several surrounding areas in Hancock County, Indiana. Besides its daily publication, the Daily Reporter also offers two weekly newspapers in Hancock County: the Fortville/McCordsville Reporter and the New Palestine Reporter. Additionally, Home News Enterprises runs another weekly publication in the nearby Madison County called The Times-Post.

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KRAZY KAMP: Children’s theater workshop celebrates 38th summer on stage

2 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Shelley Swift

By Shelley Swift | Daily ReporterGREENFIELD — Those who have fond memories of attending summer camp as a kid, or wish they had, can enjoy some summer high jinks vicariously this weekend by attending a performance of “Krazy Kamp.”The show in itself is a product of a summer camp, namely Hancock County Children’s Theater Workshop, that takes place each summer for young actors in Grades 4-8.
HEAT WAVE: Oppressive heat sends patrons flocking to cool pools and ice cream shops

3 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Shelley Swift

By Shelley Swift | Daily ReporterIt’s been a scorcher in Hancock County, with temperatures topping out in the low 90s over the past four days. Temperatures are expected to dip just a bit throughout the rest of the week, but highs are predicted to stay in the mid to upper 80s throughout most of the 10-day forecast leading up to the Fourth of July. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory through Friday night, as of Tuesday afternoon.
PULL PARTY: Youth compete in annual pedal pull at 4-H fair

4 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Shelley Swift

By Shelley Swift | Daily ReporterGREENFIELD — Sporting cowgirl boots, a pink tank top and a ton of confidence, 4-year-old Harlow Eischen climbed onto the miniature John Deere tractor on the 4-H Bowl stage and pedaled her heart out. The pint-size pedaler won a participant’s ribbon at last year’s Youth Pedal Pull at the Hancock County 4-H Fair, and this year she was determined to bring home the trophy.
MISSION MINDED: Boys & Girls Club hires former scouting exec as CEO

6 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Shelley Swift

By Shelley Swift | Daily ReporterDavid Elser, the new executive director at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hancock County, said his first two weeks on the job have been fun but a bit overwhelming. “It’s been like drinking from a fire hose,” he said. Elser took over the lead post at the club June 2, six months after previous director Chantel Fowler left to work for an international nonprofit.
THE COWBOY WAY: Rodeo draws a crowd at county fair

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Shelley Swift

By Shelley Swift | Daily ReporterGREENFIELD — It was a cowboy kind of night at the Hancock County 4-H Fair both Tuesday and Wednesday nights, as a traveling rodeo took place in the multipurpose arena at the fairgrounds. Oklahoma-based TK Pro Rodeo brought its team of competitive ropers and riders to put on a bull riding show Tuesday night, followed by a rodeo Wednesday.
McCordsville’s Old School Park nears completion of upgrades

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Grayson Joslin

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.
LANDMARK DECISION: Fortville council votes to seek bids on Landmark Park makeover

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Shelley Swift

By Shelley Swift | Daily ReporterFORTVILLE — Landmark Park in Fortville may soon land a brand-new look. Fortville Town Council voted Monday to move forward with soliciting Requests for Quotes (RFQs) from contractors interested in tackling a makeover of the four-acre park at 201 E. Staat St.The park, located a half-block from Main Street downtown, is a well-used amenity, but its features are showing signs of age and wear.
Young poultry showers find growth, mentorship in 4-H program

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.
Civics lesson: Local students learn as pages at Statehouse

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Maribeth Vaughn

INDIANAPOLIS — State Rep. Ethan Lawson, R-Greenfield, welcomed local students to the Indiana Statehouse, where they participated in the Indiana House Page Program during the 2025 legislative session. The page program offers a unique hands-on opportunity for Hoosier students to gain a better understanding of the ins and outs of the legislative process while interacting with state leaders, according to a press release. “I cannot emphasize enough how rewarding the page program is,” Lawson said.
Government calendar

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Maribeth Vaughn

Wednesday6 p.m.: Cumberland Storm Water Utility, Town Hall, 11501 E. Washington St.6 p.m.: Sugar Creek Township Advisory Board, meeting room, Fire Station 45, 3545 S. County Road 600W, New Palestine. 6:30 p.m.: Vernon Township Board, 602 Vitality Drive, Fortville. 7 p.m.: Cumberland Town Council, Town Hall, 11501 E. Washington St.7 p.m.: New Palestine Town Council, New Palestine Town Hall, 42 E. Main St., New Palestine.