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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Greenfield to reactivate city redevelopment commission for votes on garage project bonds

2 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Grayson Joslin

Greenfield must revive a commission it hasn’t convened in years, so it can approve bonds for an upcoming development. As the City of Greenfield goes through the process to finance the garage project of The Yard at Depot Park multi-use development project, a local governing body is being reactivated to approve the bonds needed to finance the project.
Riall breaks HR record, Cougars score 23 runs to claim first regional title since 2017

2 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

GREENFIELD — Championship games, in any sport and at any level, aren’t supposed to be easy. Don’t tell Greenfield-Central that. After winning the program’s first sectional softball title since 2017 with a 21-0 win over Anderson last week, the Cougars continued the trend of stress-free, blowout victories, and claimed their first regional title since that same year with another dominant performance on Tuesday.
Take your best shot

3 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Maribeth Vaughn

Mt. Comfort Elementary School students got to use silly string on their teachers last month, a reward for the top fundraisers. 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. Mt. Comfort Elementary School students got to use silly string on their teachers last month, a reward for the top fundraisers.
Community briefs

3 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Maribeth Vaughn

Strawberry Festival returns June 13GREENFIELD — The 41st annual Strawberry Festival in downtown Greenfield returns this month, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. June 13. The annual one-day event features live local entertainment, ice cream sundaes and strawberry shortcake for a cause. The festival was started by First Presbyterian Church, which later closed, and today is hosted by Bradley United Methodist Church. Nonprofits benefit from the money raised. Last year more than $20,000 was raised.
Government calendar

3 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Maribeth Vaughn

Today8 a.m.: Hancock County Board of Commissioners, Commissioners Court (Room 101), Courthouse Annex, 111 American Legion Place, Greenfield. 8 a.m.: Hancock County Drainage Board, 111 American Legion Place, Greenfield. 10 a.m.: Hancock County Solid Waste Management District Board of Directors, Commissioners Court (Room 101), Courthouse Annex, 111 American Legion Place, Greenfield.
FOUR-PEAT: Dragons claim sectional baseball title for fourth straight year

3 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Steve Heath

NEW PALESTINE — To get out of its early-game dilemma, the New Palestine baseball team got help from players that had been dealing with their own early-season dilemmas. No. 7 hitter Liam Atkinson and No. 9 hitter Ryan Haines were at the beginning, middle and end of the Dragons’ come-from-behind victory in a 10-3 triumph over Roncalli (24-5) in the Class 3A Sectional 28 championship game at New Palestine High School Monday.
THE COUGAR WAY: Grittiness, dominant pitching lead GC to first sectional title since 2019

3 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

PENDLETON — Two hits, four baserunners and one run was all it took for Greenfield-Central to come out on top on Monday night. In other words, it was just the Cougars doing things the ‘Cougar Way.’With a final score of 1-0, Greenfield-Central (15-14) defeated Pendleton Heights (18-10) at the Arabians’ Bill Stoudt Field to claim the Class 4A Sectional 9 championship.
Community briefs

4 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Maribeth Vaughn

Pixy-themed tea party June 22GREENFIELD — The Pixy Tea Party returns this summer to the James Whitcomb Riley Boyhood Home and Museum. Learn tea etiquette and meet a fairy while enjoying tea in Lizabuth Ann’s Kitchen. The event is from 1-2:30 p.m. June 22 at 250 W. Main St., Greenfield. Registration is open at parks.greenfieldin.org. Senior center announces June activitiesGREENFIELD — Greenfield Senior Center has planned local events for June.
Several county Board of Zoning Appeals items continued to June meeting

4 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Grayson Joslin

Several items initially on the agenda for the May 29 Hancock County Area Board of Zoning Appeals were continued to this month’s meeting for a variety of reasons. The proposed 125 acres special exception for to allow a new Verizon communication tower at 6216 W. County Road 200S, near New Palestine Intermediate School and Sugar Creek Elementary School, was continued by the petitioner to obtain more time to work out some details with the petition.
Community briefs

4 days ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Maribeth Vaughn

Pickleball event coming to ShirleySHIRLEY — New pickleball courts are open in Shirley, and a community event is coming up to celebrate. A dedication event for the pickleball courts is set for 6:30 p.m. Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Expect food, music and door prizes. Pickleball lessons are available from 7-8:30 p.m.Mobile blood drives coming upMobile blood drives are coming up in Hancock County throughout April.