Greenfield, IN News

• Greenfield, IN News
• SPORTS: Baseball sectional schedule
• SPORTS: Prep notes: MV headed to Lebanon
• SPORTS: Dickerson, Wray, Beeson, Pike advance
• SPORTS: Indy 500: Despite changes, vets are top threat
• MV grad gives kidney to classmate
• Celebrations graduate to new levels
• Capping their careers
• Pasco goes for a ride during IndyCar tour
• New Pal natives are 500 royalty
• Griffin to Coroner: Quit or be removed
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 22 - 23, 2012
• SPORTS: Column: Danica who? IndyCar just fine without Patrick
• SPORTS: Sectional Softball: Dragons denied by Franklin Central
• Seniors' moments: Once homeless, G-C senior will graduate with honors and head to college
• Seniors' moments: Group of seniors finds its calling after a class that stresses service
• SPORTS: Sectional Softball: Royals fall short in title game
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Eastern bats too much for Knightstown
• Seniors' moments: After her father’s death, senior keeps in her heart a dream they shared
• Seniors' moments: Through faith, family and personal strength, senior triumphed over leukemia and looks to future
• Panel to study take-home car issue
• Comprehensive plan update submitted to commissioners
• SPORTS: Sports briefs: Basketball camps, soccer tryouts
• SPORTS: Brand, Leary last ladies swinging in Hancock County
• SPORTS: GC mistakes costly in sectional loss to Arabians
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon muscle: Marauders bash way to title
• Prayers and a flurry of pink ribbons in Shirley show outpouring of concern for 11-year-old hurt in crash
• Fast-spreading fire damages home
• It could be a new track record
• City will extend water service to 4 neighborhoods
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 20 - 21, 2012
• Flame guts century-old home in Fortville
• SPORTS: Sectional Softball: EH's battery too much for Centerville
• SPORTS: Hancock Co. girls well-represented at track state finals
• SPORTS: Baseball Sectional Schedule
• SPORTS: Softball wrap: EH, MV, GC advance with ease
• SPORTS: Prep baseball: GC, MV cap regular season with wins
• Road maintenance lists shrink as funding dwindles
• City's bid drives into the winner's circle
• MV class learns an important lesson
• $10,000 gift comes as a surprise
• C.O.P.S. ride will honor fallen officers
• Man arrested for impersonating officer
• Students parlay good deeds into hard ‘cash’ for auction
• SPORTS: Sectional Softball: Marauders win in grand style
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Royals winless at Morristown Invite
• SPORTS: Sectional Softball: G-C tops Richmond
• SPORTS: Indy 500: Andretti's comeback virtually complete
• Avid learner reaches a pinnacle
• Township balks at paying towns
• Pence’s pick draws praise of colleagues
• Relay for Life makes strides
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 18 - 19, 2012
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: NP softball clinches HHC share
• SPORTS: Complete softball, baseball sectional schedules
• SPORTS: McCoy leads Marauders to track crown
• SPORTS: Beeson, Dickerson pace G-C track team
• SPORTS: Marauders stun Dragons for tennis title
• SPORTS: Friday night baseball road trip
• Her husband’s love helped Susan English overcome long odds
• Dan Ginther had an overarching philosophy: Make things better
• Linda Grube completes a ‘wonderful’ 41 years
• Driver faces charges after accident
• Mark Holzhausen worked hard to connect with the students he taught
• It's grad week
• Retiring Class of 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 16 - 17, 2012
• Emergency crews respond to serious accident
• SPORTS: Sectional Update: Boys' Track and Field
• SPORTS: Turning trash into treasure: Sport It Again Equipment helping needy families
• SPORTS: GYBA: Triple play, grand slam and more
• G-CHS junior assumes top student leadership role
• SPORTS: Softball Leaders
• Getting Riley Pool in shape
• City is set to clear its attic
• Vernon Township receives new storm warning sirens
• Aging gracefully: some sage advice
• SPORTS: Penley, Pyle among local players in Hoosiers' Classic
• SPORTS: Track sectional: Dragons, Cougars earn championships
• SPORTS: Prep wrap: Dragons' softball stays hot
• SPORTS: Track sectional: Marauders, Royals claim titles
• Community says goodbye to surgeons Ted and Cam Gabrielsen
• G-C relaxes policy on wireless devices
• Tourism officials field costly requests
• EH looks to improve one-to-one computer program
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 14 - 15, 2012
• SPORTS: HHC turns down Roncalli
• SPORTS: Girls' track sectional update
• SPORTS: Baseball leaders
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock hoping to make playoff history
• SPORTS: Heading for Home: County baseball coaches offer thoughts on sectional draw
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C tennis defeats Eastern ahead of Thursday's sectional
• Doe Creek student gets raves for portrayal of Helen Keller
• GOP likely will ask Vangundy to resign
• Some IREAD-3 results changed
• Ag rules, 2 others set for vote
• New Pal teen charged as an adult
• SPORTS: New Pal grads lead Greyhounds to conference title
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Arabians dominate GC, MV, NP golf
• SPORTS: Red hired as wrestling coach; Holden double duty
• SPORTS: Moore will try to duplicate GC pool success at Pike
• More than 300 Boy Scouts attend a special school to help them study for badges
• Character council may soon disband
• Lawsuit: Gray case was groundless
• County looking to employee raises for 2013
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 12 - 13, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 10 - 11, 2012
• SPORTS: Marauders win Cougar Softball Classic
• SPORTS: Sectional Track Information
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C splits doubleheader with Rushville
• SPORTS: Marauders give one way to Shelbyville
• SPORTS: Opportunity Lost: New Pal misses chance to clinch share of HHC, but remains front-runner
• Friends, family members appreciate caring hospice environment
• City OKs take-home cars for 2 officials
• Police say NP woman wanted dog to be killed
• 911 education extends to children
• New Pal eyes state funds for sidewalks
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 8 - 9, 2012
• SPORTS: Softball sectional draw announced
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV's Houck goes yard thrice
• SPORTS: Indy 500: Storylines, milestones and great finishes
• SPORTS: Boys' HHC Track Meet: Greenfield wins first-ever title
• SPORTS: Indiana All Star ticket forms available at MV
• SPORTS: Indy 500: Full Month of May Schedule
• Third-graders complete reading program with new confidence and better prep for fourth grade
• New tracking system will make checking out books easier
• Tea party activists mark successes
• Driver seriously hurt in 3-car crash
• 3-vehicle chain reaction accident
• Technology helps students with special needs bridge gaps
• SPORTS: Greenfield Youth Baseball Association Update
• Man’s body discovered in home after fire
• $2 million check from state in the mail
• Boy Scouts converge in Greenfield to earn badges
• Erleweins honored by MHA
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Barnes bombs four, New Pal sweeps Delta
• Body found in burning home identified
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 6 - 7, 2012
• I-70 Westbound Lane restrictions tonight at Mt. Comfort Road
• Election Notebook
• Messer wins GOP bid in 6th District
• Voters like Mike
• Mourdock leads big shift
• Armstrong overwhelms foe
• Newcomers easily land spots on November ballot
• SPORTS: Girls Hoosier Heritage Conference Track Meet: Arabians take first
• SPORTS: Jake Fox giving everything he has
• SPORTS: Most hoops coaches okay with no shot clock
• 2012 Primary Election Returns
• Election 2012: It's decision time
• Library donates leftover books to schools
• County revising floodplain listings
• Greenfield Main Street will join yard sale
• SPORTS: Title IX Anniversary: Their Fair Ups
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Eastern bashes way to Daleville sweep
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs - May 4 - 5, 2012
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Cougars win combined Chase title
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: Mt. Vernon's Tara Franklin
• SPORTS: Mills, MV defense outlast Cougars
• With redrawn precinct lines, some polling places will shift
• Towle, Stevens stockpile cash with help of PAC
• No call for Vangundy to quit - yet
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs May 2 -3, 2012
• What you think: Should Vangundy lose office?
• Fellow Republicans express their disappointment as another officeholder lands in legal trouble
• Report: Coroner knew she was impaired as she headed to investigate teen's death
• Vangundy overcame odds to win in 2008
• Hospital's care measures up
• NPHS struggles to cope with loss
• SPORTS: MV softball claims share of HHC title for first time since 2002
• MV frosh heading Down Under to expand her cultural horizons
• SPORTS: New Pal softball defeats G-C in extras
• Fortville to finish drafting animal ordinance
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV tennis cruises past Warren Central
• SPORTS: Hancock County Track Meet: G-C boys produce team effort, thwart MV's bid for six
• Coroner arrested at scene of investigation
• SPORTS: County track recap: GC boys, MV girls champs
• County GOP committee’s endorsements in party races deepen a schism with disaffected tea partiers
• Eastern Hancock students take on Broadway
• Senior Services outgrows location
• Former deputy appeals firing
• SPORTS: College update: Softball
• Man faces 130-year term for beating
• SPORTS: Greenfield grad Cuebas excelling at Trine
• WEB EXTRA: emergency Runs April 30 - May 1, 2012
• In debate, state Senate candidates offer contrast in how they would lead
• Summit spreads anti-drug gospel
• Training aims to strengthen understanding of suicide
• County eyes rules for tattoo parlors
• SPORTS: Softball wrap: Eastern, Greenfield winners
• SPORTS: Mid-season Golf Report: Making the Turn
• SPORTS: Column: Pacers' leaders prevent disaster
• SPORTS: ASA Softball Standings
• SPORTS: Strike Force Standings
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Track records fall as county nears
• SPORTS: Hancock Co Track Meet records, past winners
• SPORTS: Hancock Co Track Meet Preview
• In race that measures fuel economy, the trophy goes to most frugal car, not the swiftest one
• Medical group makes strides
• Election board approves exceptions to fill open spots
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 28 - 29, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 26 - 27, 2012
• SPORTS: Softball Leaders
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Neisler no-hits Triton, Royals prevail by 20
• SPORTS: Message Delivered: Mt. Vernon stakes its claim in HHC title chase
• SPORTS: G-C baseball: Adapt and Overcome
• More government boards are getting rid of their bulky files in favor of iPads and laptops, raising questions about public access
• Super Celebration was thrown for a loss
• Debaters to play to undecided voters
• Lifesaving Samaritans honored
• Patients to be paid back after billing confusion
• State finds another stash of Hancock County monies
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 24 - 25, 2012
• SPORTS: Prep calendar for Friday, Saturday and Monday
• SPORTS: Baseball notes: Gibson healing, Clark retires
• SPORTS: PHOTOS: Greenfield, New Pal, Pendlton Hts girls track
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Greenfield softball edges Yorktown
• SPORTS: GC grad, Lawrence North A.D. Nesbit honored
• Republicans trade jabs but don’t draw blood in debate
• Trapped tractor driver dies
• City set to spring for new crosswalk
• Manager learns lessons in lunch
• Organizers seek to revitalize cancer fundraising event
• New Fortville marshal seeks ‘common path’ for department and community
• Innovation helps students prepare for the future
• New Palestine High School locks down after man disappears in school
• Even without a presidential race, early voting is going strong
• New ag rules get emphatic OK
• Board confronts shortage of help
• Community forums will examine marijuana use here
• SPORTS: Baseball leaders
• SPORTS: Youth Sports: Diamond stars make mark in GYBA
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C, NP softball use bats to prevail
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 22 - 23, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 20 - 21, 2012
• SPORTS: PHOTOS: IHSAA townhall meeting at Pendleton
• SPORTS: Hancock history: Greenfield man was Notre Dame president
• SPORTS: G-C softball returning to championship form
• Bullying shaped educator's life
• Educators say reaching students at young age is key to preventing abuse
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV boys track 10-1 on year
• Aging sewer system targeted
• SPORTS: Prep football notes: HHC day at Lucas set
• Youth center gets fresh, new look
• Duties of administrative professionals go well beyond the routine; day celebrates their efforts
• In Anthony's own words: ‘Speak up. Don’t keep it in’
• A New Palestine High School student suffered indignities and even injuries because of bullying; then, he decided to speak out
• Man arrested for sexual misconduct
• Statewide electronic records policy in the works
• Agribusiness rules up for discussion
• SPORTS: Making a Racket: Dragons halt Marauders' title streak at three
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal completes sweep of Greenfield
• SPORTS: Strike Force Lanes leaders
• SPORTS: Frustrated Marauders lose to Rushville
• SPORTS: Page, Dragons blank Cougars
• SPORTS: Softball: New Pal blasts Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Cougars break relay record
• Although the problem isn’t new, bullying is no longer confined to school grounds
• Campaign coffers vary widely
• EH may eliminate transfer tuition
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 18 - 19, 2012
• 11 in running to represent redrawn 6th District
• SPORTS: Softball Leaders
• Polluted ditch worries neighbors
• Girl Talk promotes positive messages
• Contest encourages communities to celebrate Indy 500
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV track records fall at Pendleton
• Entrepreneurs putting their faith in new venture
• Fortville gun store opens on Main Street
• SPORTS: Hancock County Girls Tennis Championship
• SPORTS: All The Right Moves: New Pal softball gets better of rival Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Baseball leaders
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Marauders storm back, prevail in extras again
• Local man faces charge of molesting girl he met online
• SPORTS: A Helping Hand: Volunteer grounds crew dedicated to Molinder Field
• Students shadow local officials to see how government works
• Cumberland bank robbed at gunpoint
• Community garden program growing
• Event focuses on matching interests with opportunities
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 16 - 17, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 14-15, 2012
• SPORTS: Ultimate Frisbee: Taking Flight
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Jackson's seventh-inning HR lifts Cougars
• SPORTS: Column: Special Children's Classic needs special fix
• While venues and costs vary, students look forward to prom night
• County on the hook for flood damage
• More support cases up for review
• Workshop to help families prepare for kindergarten
• SPORTS: Hancock boys rally past Shelby County
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: EH baseball, girls' track triumph
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: MV's Tara Franklin
• City eyes personnel policy updates
• Bonfire mishap raises questions
• Praised for ability to relate to kids, children’s librarian to leave position
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 12 - 13, 2012
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Eastern golf opens with runner-up finish
• SPORTS: Hancock-Shelby Classic: Hancock girls, Shelby boys win
• SPORTS: Hamilton Southeastern stuns NP softball
• SPORTS: Never-say-die Dragons: New Pal sweeps Shelbyville
• Show celebrates goodness of gourds
• Most make the grade on new test
• New video system will help crime victims
• Candidate decries denial of list
• Occupy Movement walkers pause to share message
• Local man in police standoff
• Parts of I-70 lanes will close Saturday
• Town targets e-waste for elimination on April 24
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 10 -11, 2012
• SPORTS: Most popular Indiana high school nicknames
• SPORTS: Nickname history: Eastern Hancock Royals
• SPORTS: Nickname history: Mt. Vernon Marauders
• SPORTS: Nickname history: New Palestine Dragons
• SPORTS: Nickname history: Greenfield-Central Cougars
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV golf wins opener
• Summit brings leaders together to seek solutions to hunger problem
• Controlled burn part of effort to keep prairie grass healthy at Beckenholdt Park
• Report: Fair stage didn’t meet code
• Baby is ‘living proof’ of program’s success
• MV grad’s plan assists pay-to-play
• Parks department holds controlled burn
• With just days left to file income tax returns, many people are scrambling to beat the clock
• County eyes $2 million with caution
• Many teen drivers not getting message
• Inn owner questions focus on theater
• 'She was special to everybody here'
• SPORTS: High School Basketball Town Hall Meeting Schedule
• SPORTS: Cool in the clutch: Mt. Vernon rallies to beat Yorktown
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Pence's slam lifts Cougars to victory
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 8 - 9, 2012
• SPORTS: Hancock-Shelby hoops duel to benefit charity
• SPORTS: Local refs Holder, Tebbe honored by coaches
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Banton HR lifts Cougars
• G-C school board honors top performers in a wide variety of activities
• EH loosens social networking policies
• Santorum move foils his local backers
• Board of works getting in touch with technology
• GPD teen academy returns this summer
• SH sets lower pay for summer school teachers
• SPORTS: Soccer spurs park's growth
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal softball takes two in Ohio
• The Pasco Scorecard
• SPORTS: HHC's search to replace Rushville ongoing
• Mayor points to action on some promises, says more needs to be done
• Local man charged with molestation
• Young kids can learn 911 basics
• Hope House looks to expand recycling efforts
• Showdown a tuneup for the county fair
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 6 - 7, 2012
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Greenfield, MV earn tennis wins
• SPORTS: Dragons return to diamond dominance over MV
• SPORTS: Cougars earn baseball split with Arabians
• Animal control considers wider role
• Early voters will find changes
• Study grades quality of life in county
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 4 -5, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs April 2 - 3, 2012
• Easter egg hunts await kids ready to make a dash for goodies
• SPORTS: Golf Preview: Eastern has surprising depth
• County to get 2M windfall
• SPORTS: Golf Preview: Mt. Vernon still has talent
• Program will battle school jitters
• SPORTS: Golf Preview: Cougars are very young
• Interest in economy inspired newcomer to seek seat
• SPORTS: Golf Preview: Dragons eye return to regional
• SPORTS: Royal Wrap
• Jennie DeVoe concert opens Riley Spring Concert Series at Greenfield’s Ricks Centre
• Focusing the body and mind is at heart of enduring art form
• State collapse victim making great strides
• Festival attracts healthy interest
• Candidate steps out of his comfort zone
• Car crash survivor takes a day at a time
• SPORTS: Tennis Preview: Young Royals have potential
• SPORTS: Tennis Preview: Marauders hope to reload, not rebuild
• SPORTS: Tennis Preview: New Palestine looks to replace Bedwell/Roberts
• SPORTS: Tennis Preview: Cougars poised for breakthrough
• SPORTS: Dragon Dozen recognized for academic excellence
• SPORTS: Sports briefs: Fox sent to Pirates' minor league camp
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV track, baseball; GC softball winners
• SPORTS: Lyons Era starts in winning fashion
• I-70 Lane Restrictions Tonight east Of Indianapolis
• County workers no longer have to use sick time when hurt on job
• Walking program a hit with hospital employees
• CR 300N, Franklin will close for work
• Multitasker John Merlau wants to take on more
• Class highlights safety in severe weather
• SPORTS: Timely hitting eludes MV in season opener
• SPORTS: Column: Baseball delivers lasting memories
• SPORTS: Strike Force Standings
• Museum artifacts range from Riley’s cap and gown to a mastadon tusk
• Ener1 emerges from bankruptcy
• Officials to discuss arson task force
• Man re-arrested for auto parts theft
• SPORTS: Drop-off not as drastic for winter sports at Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: Mt. Vernon's Tara Franklin
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 31 - April 1, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 29 - 30, 2012
• SPORTS: Strike Force Standings
• SPORTS: Better Late Than Never: G-C takes two from Delta
• In GOP, a battle for a party’s soul
• THE DREAM COMBO: 4-23-38-46-MB 23
• Fire code violators will face fines
• Judge guts ex-officer’s lawsuit
• Like its owner, business will be missed
• New building to be built at range
• Lilly grant will send teacher to Hawaii for study
• McCordsville aims to ready parks for growth
• McCordsville joins White River watershed alliance
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 27 - 28, 2012
• SPORTS: Start Your Brackets Recap
• Drivers taking a closer look at electric cars in light of rising gas prices
• Child support collection increases
• TV listings: You spoke and we listened
• City council will resume opening prayer
• Gourds galore will return in April
• Pedestrian struck, killed on U.S. 40
• SPORTS: Preseason softball poll
• SPORTS: Preseason baseball poll
• SPORTS: Final four returns to scene of Smart's shot
• Police investigate traffic fatality
• Instructional aides in high demand for special-education classrooms
• Cherry faces foe in bid for 8th term
• Fundraising effort will help upgrade 60-year-old camp
• Church finds new method for its message in sign language classes
• Caregiver faces more charges
• SPORTS: Spring Sports Primer: Back with a bang
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 25 - 26, 2012
• Federal grant will help county with project to replace old street signs with new, eye-catching versions
• Utilities moved for next roundabout
• Initiative to fight theft gets a boost
• Kroger sets $10,000 goal for breast cancer event
• SPORTS: Head Case: Concussions becoming prominent community topic
• SPORTS: Hancock History Highlights: Untold Stories
• Cleanup continues at Hancock County Jail after basement floods
• Drivers beware: Signs are up at Franklin/New
• Phasing out tax: The good, the bad
• Lemonade Day offers pointers to young entrepreneurs
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 23 - 24, 2012
• SPORTS: Future Dragons second at 3-on-3 tournament
• SPORTS: Strike Force Standings
• SPORTS: Sports Briefs: Four locals receive All-State honors
• SPORTS: Final All-Hancock County Boys Basketball Voting
• SPORTS: Final Boys Basketball Leaders
• SPORTS: Player of the Year: NP's Michael Morris
• Storms pass with minimal damage
• Elanco gaining prominence
• Voters will have more choices on GOP ballot
• Uncontested candidates won’t rest on laurels
• Family’s tragic loss inspires positive action
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 21 - 22, 2012
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV track, New Pal softball winners
• SPORTS: Baseball Preview: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Baseball Preview: Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Baseball Preview: Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Baseball Preview: Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Pitching depth has Cougars poised on breakthrough
• SPORTS: Longtime NP wrestling coach Harding steps down
• Job seekers try to make connections with employers
• Merit board votes to terminate deputy
• Hopefuls say roads a major focus
• Bus driver dies shortly before starting route
• Tobacco-free group celebrates
• Local resident seeks a few good communicators
• NineStar to congressmen: Don’t reduce our funding
• Long-delayed downtown improvement effort under way
• Use-of-force law raises worries
• Soup kitchen seeks donations for expansion
• County recognized for safety efforts
• SPORTS: UK: I-OWE-U
• SPORTS: Jessica Brown named Indiana All-Star
• SPORTS: Column: Madness of March not limited to hoops
• Joint services faces payroll dilemma
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 19 - 20, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 17 - 18, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 15 - 16, 2012
• SPORTS: New Pal coach Able, QB Simmons honored; Penley makes Top 100
• SPORTS: MV's Olson commits to Marian; 4 Marauders to play in college
• SPORTS: Sports briefs: Higgins, Jackson meet; Fishers track handles MV
• SPORTS: NCAA Sweet 16 TV schedule
• SPORTS: Softball Preview: Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Softball Preview: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Softball Preview: Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Softball Preview: Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Marauders poised for softball breakthrough
• Living wax museum at St. Michael
• Warm temps bring out the burst
• INDOT disputes roundabout project design
• SH district cautious about full-day kindergarten grant
• Strapped MV on track for loan
• Better weather, fewer potholes
• SPORTS: Hoops News: Nine Hancock County hoopsters are Academic All-State
• SPORTS: Prep Track Wrap: Greenfield's Lewis 2nd at indoor state
• SPORTS: Twitter universe responds to Manning's Westward move
• SPORTS: Gymnastics State Finals: For the fun of it
• George and Icy Vaughn Performing Arts Competition
• Inter-agency group hoping to rebuild
• County adding voting booths
• Program is safety net for families
• County embraces book-related events
• SPORTS: Track and field wrap: Royals, Dragons, Marauders winners
• SPORTS: Final All-Hancock County Basketball Team voting
• SPORTS: Player of the Year: MV's Jessica Brown
• Gas prices fuel frustrations
• Openness begins with local officeholders
• Phone polling method sparks controversy
• Board hears testimony on sheriff’s deputy
• SPORTS: IBCA All-State Girls Basketball Team announced
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 13 - 14, 2012
• Public access: Getting the word out
• Schools eye grant money for full-day kindergarten
• Administrators get training in new teacher evaluation model
• SPORTS: All-HHC Boys Basketball Team
• City to extend water service to Windswept
• SPORTS: Strike Force Standings
• SPORTS: Soccer league offered for special needs youths
• Chamber welcomes new economic development director
• SPORTS: Running Down A Dream
• SPORTS: NCAA tourney TV schedule for Thursday and Friday
• SPORTS: Track and field preview: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Track and field preview: Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Track and field preview: Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Track and field preview: Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Napariu ready to lead New Pal girls' track team
• SPORTS: All-Hoosier Heritage Conference Boys Basketball Team
• When it comes to violations of state transparency laws, officials sometimes overlook the statutes’ intent
• Greenfield to put local spin on Indy 500 celebration
• Illegal fire set at problem property
• Kohl's puts off plan for new store
• County workers will get a raise
• County visitors center could wind up at theater
• Township dropped from fire plan
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 11 - 12, 2012
• SPORTS: Start Your Brackets: Final Four Picks
• SPORTS: Column: Analyzing this year's version of the Dance
• Laws strive to ensure government is open to those it serves
• Tech grant brings Southern Hancock closer to goal
• Process addresses absentee problem
• United Way celebrates success, sets high goals for next campaign
• Planners looking at sign ordinance
• City approves GPL upgrade
• SPORTS: Castle center Seniour too much for New Palestine
• SPORTS: Complete NCAA first-round TV schedule
• SPORTS: Big Ten teams prep for Big Dance
• Alpaca donations will allow kids to continue with 4-H program
• And you thought resetting clocks was a pain
• Laws will have impact locally
• Water to wine event expands
• Grading scale emphasizes college readiness
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs - March 9 - 10, 2012
• SPORTS: LIVE BLOG: New Palestine basketball regional
• 24 years, many legislative successes for State Sen. Beverly Gard
• Another big test looms for kids
• City slowly returning to normal on eve of anniversary
• SPORTS: New Palestine gymnastics places third at regional
• SPORTS: Column: Barton perfect man for the job
• As Beverly Gard finishes her last legislative session, colleagues celebrate her long tenure in the Senate
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 7 - 8, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 5 - 6, 2012
• SPORTS: Letter from New Pal basketball team to fans
• SPORTS: Regional Preview: Dragons vs. Knights
• NPHS junior gets to share stage with professional musicians in Side By Side program
• EH demonstrates family spirit
• Thefts caught on camera
• ‘It’s brought me back to my roots’
• Hancock County 4-H Fair 2012
• Utility upgrade won't affect rates
• SPORTS: Plenty on line during Big Ten tournament
• SPORTS: The four teams most likely to land Peyton Manning
• In his words
• For fans, losing Peyton Manning is like losing a member of the family
• Inspiring Abilities Expo will focus on children in transition
• Educators aim to reduce ISTEP stress
• SPORTS: G-C's Early selected for Indiana All-Star wrestling
• SPORTS: New Pal grad Nick Smith shuts down 8th-ranked Georgia
• SPORTS: Former Marauder Hanson All-American at Marian
• County approves 4-way stop
• Friends, many others mourn loss of popular G-C student
• Police: Ex-coach sought pics of girl, 10
• Pantry goods sent to tornado victims
• SPORTS: Boys of March: Dragons win first-ever 4A sectional championship
• SPORTS: New Pal gymnastics advances to regional
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock falls short in sectional title game
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon's dream season reaches somber conclusion
• SPORTS: Update: Pledge to walk from Center Grove to New Pal
• Disappointment and jubilation
• Offenders will get mental health aid
• Big Read gets off to a big start
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 3 -4, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs March 1 - 2, 2012
• SPORTS: LIVE BLOG: Mt. Vernon girls state finals
• SPORTS: Believe it: Eastern Hancock pulls off wild win
• SPORTS: Dragons won't be denied
• Players, coach from Mt. Vernon’s 1977 state finals team look back with mostly fond memories
• Sheriff’s deputy faces harassment charges
• Former street commissioner gets his old job back
• Lawmakers pushing to wrap up legislative session
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 28 - 29, 2012
• SPORTS: Winning plan: MV will try to control speedy Ft. Wayne slasher
• SPORTS: MV's Montgomery accepts Illinois baseball scholarship
• Through generations, families became part of the rich fabric of the county’s history
• Job fair will offer 'broad range'
• Man arrested for molestation
• Turned down for grant, Shirley Depot group eyes options
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: Reid the Prognosticator
• SPORTS: The Bitter End: Greenfield defeated by Connersville
• SPORTS: Offense eludes MV in defeat to Guerin
• SPORTS: Royals rebound to win Hagerstown rematch
• MV celebrates the Marauder girls ahead of Saturday’s game
• Lark Ranch to add some zip this summer
• Bills target changes in phone fees for 911
• Neumeister case still in limbo
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 26 - 27, 2012
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball: All-HHC Team
• SPORTS: Rising Above: New Pal's defense paves way to victory
• Election board rules candidates didn’t meet party’s standards to join ballot
• Woman sentenced for drug fraud
• Republican candidates will remain on ballot
• Task force to look at dropouts
• 'Remarkable' auction sets record for Rotary’s Gift of Life
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon's Brown, Morristown's Langkabel Pacers' Players of Week
• SPORTS: My Associated Press boys basketball ballot
• SPORTS: Boys basketball sectional schedule
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock sectional preview
• SPORTS: Semistate notebook: Hoops success much needed good news for MV
• SPORTS: The MV Machine: Girls roll over another foe
• Committee to look at redrawing districts
• 4-H animals die in fire
• Overdose death will end in plea for dealer
• Girl, family use adversity as motivation
• Suspension is likely for GFD captain
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 24 - 25, 2012
• SPORTS: Greenfield-Central boys sectional preview
• SPORTS: LIVE: Mt. Vernon girls semistate
• SPORTS: Girls basketball semistate schedule
• SPORTS: Dragons big winners over Greenwood
• SPORTS: Marauders clinch tie for 2nd in HHC
• SPORTS: Swim state finals: GC relay team advances
• SPORTS: Tigers tame Eastern Hancock
• Children get lessons in hometown history from young leaders
• In Maxwell, uneasy neighbors
• Longtime health officer retires; applicants sought
• Lawmaking gets complicated
• Guilty plea in theft of cookie money
• Schools taking precautions against measles
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 22 - 23, 2012
• SPORTS: Girls basketball semistate tidbits
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon boys sectional preview
• SPORTS: New Palestine boys sectional preview
• Program helps students produce a graphic novel – from scratch
• Change coming at key crossing
• LOIT money will help fire territory
• Mother speaks for daughter she lost
• Friendship rooted in neighborly act grows into lifelong connection
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball semistate preview: Opposites attract
• SPORTS: Prep Notes: MV's Cochran advances to state
• SPORTS: Poor fourth-quarter shooting dooms MV
• SPORTS: Langabel's 44 lifts Morristown over EH
• Work at courthouse, jail and prosecutor’s office will hit the county budget
• Access bill could be tweaked, revived
• Reports cover key school numbers
• Event will examine area’s link to KKK
• Organizers hope grant will help them draw bigger crowd to Pennsy Trail Art Fair
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 20 - 21, 2012
• SPORTS: Hancock History: Basketball then and now
• Volunteer program gives students with special needs at G-C the vital experience they’ll need to find their first jobs
• County’s liability insurance decreases
• Man pleads guilty for not keeping kids in school
• SPORTS: Rule changes made for high school football
• SPORTS: My AP boys basketball ballot
• SPORTS: Boys' basketball draw
• SPORTS: Boys' swimming sectional: Greenfield wins second straight title
• SPORTS: State Wrestling Championships: Two's Company
• Some parents say flexibility of virtual school is perfect fit for their families
• Town may have to redo sidewalks
• Murder victim’s mother to share story of dating violence
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon girls move on to semistate
• Officials consider guidelines for saving emails
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 18 - 19, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 16 - 17, 2012
• SPORTS: Cougars hang tough before Lions pounce
• SPORTS: Dragons fired up to beat Marauders
• SPORTS: 4 Hancock County wrestlers advance in state finals
• Hancock County commissioner and building inspectors running out of patience
• GOP chief challenging some on ballot
• Dog’s death leaves family with heavy hearts, questions
• Settlement will bring aid to victims of 'robo-signing'
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 14 - 15, 2012
• SPORTS: Boys' basketball leaders
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball leaders
• SPORTS: Boys' swim sectional preview: Cougars a cut above competition
• SPORTS: Wrestling State Finals Preview
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball regional preview: Marauders more than ready
• SPORTS: MV-NP boys' hoops preview: Rivals going in opposite directions
• Community study of classic, ‘The Grapes of Wrath,’ is ready to kick off
• County's financial picture improves
• Food for thought: models draw attention to homelessness
• SPORTS: Prep notes: Westfield pulls away from New Pal
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock's Vincz makes history
• Mild temperatues and little snowfall have made for one of the most unusual winters in recent history
• State issues participation fee for 4-H
• City to review regulations on signs
• SPORTS: Hooser Basketball Magazine Top 100
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 12 -13, 2012
• Gellert: Dropout problem is ‘not acceptable to our community’
• Top priority for new director: jobs
• Project targets flooding problem
• Fire captain faces possible demotion
• SPORTS: Column: Now or never for MV
• SPORTS: My Associated Press boys basketball ballot
• SPORTS: Martinsville hoops coach quits after nudity arrest
• SPORTS: Hollowell, LC too much for Mt. Vernon boys
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon girls rout Chatard for sectional title
• SPORTS: Greenfield's Farrell wins 1st semistate title
• Keeping the faith
• Figure in child porn ring gets seven years
• School security tightened after texted threats
• Teachers brace for evaluations
• Enhanced services at heart of partnership
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 10 -11, 2012
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball sectional: One that got away
• SPORTS: Girls' Swimming State Finals: Swimming in style
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball sectional: Mt. Vernon crushes Howe
• SPORTS: Boys' hoops wrap: Poor shooting dooms Royals against Triton
• Major parties’ ballots are set for the May 8 primary
• Competetor buys GasAmerica
• Educators take measure of new teacher evaluations
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 8 - 9, 2012
• Dog days of winter
• Local educators applaud waiver
• Mayor filling board positions
• Hancock Wellness director sets bar high for 2012
• Bill could help ease project delays
• SPORTS: Strike Force Lanes leaders
• SPORTS: COLUMN: February is for (sports) lovers
• SPORTS: Semistate Preview: Hancock County wrestlers prep for New Castle
• Event aims to build awareness of Hancock County’s homeless population
• Mid-America Sound faces violations
• Postcards will explain new polling sites, precincts
• State OKs original county budget
• Deputy returns to work after suspension
• Adversity teaches poignant lesson
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Two Mt. Vernon divers advance to state meet
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball: Eastern Hancock looks to the future
• SPORTS: Class Action: New Pal girls advance to sectional semifinals
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: Super Bowl Synopsis
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 6 - 7, 2012
• SPORTS: My Associated Press boys basketball ballot
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Marauders squash Warren Central
• SPORTS: Sectional wrap: New Pal, Eastern Hancock, MV
• SPORTS: Pendleton surges past GC in sectional win
• Students get sword-fighting lessons from a Hollywood stuntman
• Jail’s aging locking system will be replaced
• Building project runs into roadblock
• ‘Part of something larger’
• Former car dealer pleads guilty to theft, gets probation
• Hotels bowled over
• G-C 2011 grad rate: Is it accurate?
• Wrong grad rate for 2010 still on the books
• Getting teens on the right track
• MV’s hope for loans part of long struggle
• Employee raises likely despite budget glitch
• SPORTS: Out of Nowhere: Mt. Vernon girls' swimming wins sectional meet
• SPORTS: Revisiting 'Prop Bet' Picks
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal boys hoops loses thriller
• SPORTS: Three Local Wrestlers Earn Regional Titles
• WEB EXTRA: emergency Runs Feb. 4 - 5, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Feb. 2 - 3, 2012
• SPORTS: Dragons sail past Shelbyville following slow start
• SPORTS: Girls basketball sectional schedule
• SPORTS: Delta downs Greenfield in HHC clash
• SPORTS: MV sectional preview: Road could be easier
• SPORTS: North Central tops 3A No. 1 Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock girls lose in downtown Indy
• Buses will run to Indianapolis
• Reverse Raffle returning to St. Michael
• Revelers, diehard fans impressed by hospitality, eagerly await Sunday’s game
• Locals enjoy their own Super Bash
• Army vet defies odds after injury
• Education foundation awards first grants
• Senate approves bill requiring online class
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 31 - Feb. 1, 2012
• The Indianapolis Law Firm of Gresk and Singleton, LLP., is pleased to announce the opening of its Regional Bankruptcy Center located in Greenfield, Indiana
• SPORTS: Boys' basketball leaders
• Accident sends car crashing into brick porch of home
• SPORTS: Breaking Through: G-C girls' basketball sectional preview
• Committee to look into forming east Hancock fire territory in 2013
• Greenfield woman entering guilty plea for prescription fraud
• SPORTS: Girls' Swimming Sectional Preview: Balanced Dragons hope for success
• Greenfield strives to be accommodating to guests in town for game
• SPORTS: Handicapping a few Super Bowl 'Prop Bets'
• Contest to showcase vocal talent
• New software will help county auditor’s office
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Cougars' Cruz nets 30 in win
• SPORTS: McCordsville's Oetjen among state scoring leaders
• SPORTS: Former Hancock Central coach remembered fondly
• SPORTS: New Pal girls like chances in balanced sectional
• Neighborhood makes historical register
• Super Car rolls into town
• Persistent scammers' tally: One target, 35 phone calls
• Software glitch suspected in reduced county budget number
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 29 -30, 2012
• EH leads basketball teams in annual blood donor campaign
• Rides to downtown Indianapolis offered for people with disabilities
• SPORTS: Staying Hungry: EH Girls' Basketball Sectional Preview
• Variety of activities at Super Bowl Village a hit with out-of-towners, locals
• County cracking down on absences
• MV pins hopes on bill that could ease financial woes
• SPORTS: My boys basketball Associated Press ballot
• SPORTS: Girls basketball sectional draw
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal handles Pendleton Heights
• SPORTS: Royals beat G-C boys for 2nd time this year
• Fundraiser a real palate-pleaser
• EH takes part in NFL program focusing on diversity education
• City, county must make cuts in budgets
• Hospital to debut message system
• Robbers steal woman’s purse, drive over her leg
• SPORTS: Hancock headlock: GC, New Pal dominate sectional
• Agribusiness ordinance delays frustrate farmers
• City officials taking management course at BSU
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 27 - 28, 2012
• SPORTS: Prep Gymnastics: Still-mending New Pal loses
• SPORTS: One to Forget: Pendleton pummels Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Tigers top Dragons, who fall to 4th in HHC
• SPORTS: Marauders win with defense
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Royal swimming handles Elwood
• Homeowners offer Super Bowl lodging in hopes of a big payday
• NPHS IN RUNNING FOR MAJOR AWARD
• With RTW out of the way, lawmakers ready to dig into backlog of bills
• In confronting mortality, artist turns to what he loves
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 25 - 26, 2012
• SPORTS: Prep notes: Wrestling sectional Saturday
• SPORTS: Pacers have talent, but questions remain
• SPORTS: Everything you wanted to know about Reid Clark but were too afraid to ask
• Committee kicks off celebration with a Super ceremony
• Ener1 seeks Chapter 11 protection
• County, city fret over 911 funding
• Rural fire territory to be studied
• Schools make their 100th day count
• Hearing on agribusiness ordinance postponed
• City officials take refresher course
• SPORTS: Boys' basketball statistical leaders
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball statistical leaders
• SPORTS: Pagano a Well-traveled Disciple of Defense
• SPORTS: Jeremiah Wray's Super Journey
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Greenfield girls' hoops dispatches Yorktown
• County working on accessibility plans
• Pacers make amends for broken backboard
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 23 - 24, 2012
• SPORTS: Sports briefs: Blue River sinks Eastern Hancock girls
• SPORTS: Area baseball coaches, players team for youth camp
• Community gearing up for Super Bowl celebration events
• Elanco hopes purchase will feed future growth
• Classes stress hunting safety
• Board of works approves apprentice program
• Molest subject faces new charges
• "Neighbors' feature subjects needed
• Destiny Color Guard founder will leave group in good hands
• Pacers fix Boomer's boo-boo
• Several bills focus on reform
• New site, extra week boosts red kettle contributions
• SPORTS: My AP boys basketball ballot
• SPORTS: Sweet-shooting Whiteland drops Dragons
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal girls get rare road win at Rushville
• SPORTS: Not Even Close: Cougars handle Shelbyville for first win
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 21 - 22, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 19 - 20, 2012
• Boomer video
• SPORTS: New Pal wrestling handles rebuilding Royals
• SPORTS: Lapel boys run away from Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Dragons beat TC; Boomer breaks backboard
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: EH girls improved to 11-4
• SPORTS: MV girls beat Greenfield to clinch HHC share
• Super Celebration program takes the big game to the suburbs
• Incident highlights impact of bullying
• Sheriff requests renovation of shooting range
• Bill would require approval on spending
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 17 - 18, 2012
• SPORTS: Boys' Statistical Leaders
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball statistical leaders
• Students learn about leadership when they tackle – and solve – a problem with clocks
• Lugar covers health care, job growth during visit
• SPORTS: Test of Wills: Winless G-C, Shelbyville meet Saturday
• Man arrested for threats to hospital
• McCordsville school goes on lockdown
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Eastern swimming hammers Elwood
• Beware, commuters: Traffic restrictions in downtown Indianapolis begin today
• Protest brings attention to Internet legislation
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV wrestlers top Royals
• SPORTS: COLUMN: Hinkle is indeed special place
• SPORTS: Last county game nears for MV, G-C seniors
• Birthday brings schools together
• Shelter dogs get second chance as service animals
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 15 - 16, 2012
• Local organizers hope impact of big game trickles down here
• Ex-patrolman files for judicial review of case
• Former commission member seeks answers
• New county councilman Skvarenina dives into research
• SPORTS: Brawn and Brains: Young car racer drives his way to title
• SPORTS: Next Coach Up: Possible Replacements for Jim Caldwell
• SPORTS: Column: George's skill set grows with his confidence
• SPORTS: My AP boys' basketball ballot
• SPORTS: Harmon inducted into EH Athletic Hall of Fame
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Royals edged by sectional foe
• SPORTS: G-C boys claim conference swim title
• Skvarenina picked to succeed Pasco
• SPORTS: Cougars rule conference mat
• Prosecutor receives reprimand
• Lego enthusiasts show off feats of engineering and creativity
• Visitors’ trolley service gets green light
• Program aims to thwart bullying
• Greenfield woman begins journey to better health
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 13 - 14, 2012
• SPORTS: Final Hoosier Heritage Conference wrestling results
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball wrap: Dragons, Royals score wins
• SPORTS: Column: Hoosiers are back despite rare hiccup at home
• SPORTS: Pyle ignites Eastern past Shenandoah
• SPORTS: Elite Status: Pendleton Heights too much for New Pal
• SPORTS: Turner and Coleman lead Mt. Vernon past Rushville
• Library seeks more parking
• Day-long instruction for youngest students is paying dividends, educators say
• 7 will vie to fill vacant council seat
• DeReamer’s emails were backed up
• Couple see the best in their adopted hometown
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 11 - 12, 2012
• SPORTS: HHC swimming: GC boys, Yorktown defending champs
• SPORTS: HHC wrestling: GC, New Pal, Pendleton Hts among contenders
• Hoffman not facing felony charge
• Eager readers at EH pile up the pages in a reading challenge
• Volunteer responders will be at the ready
• Crosswalk on U.S. 40 on path to reality
• At first meeting, new council stumbles over statute
• Daily Reporter's parent branches out
• Business owner supports, encourages others in making positive life changes
• Republicans begin filing for 2012 primary
• LOIT to get townships out of bind
• Tourism commission approves 2012 budget
• Program will offer second chance
• Rodgers won’t face battery charge
• SPORTS: Girls basketball leaders
• SPORTS: Boys basketball leaders
• SPORTS: Leap Year: New Palestine Gymnastics Preview
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: Beats, belts and burgers
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Dragons drop tight game to Greenwood
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 9 - 10, 2012
• SPORTS: COLUMN: Resolving to see Eastern Hancock girls play
• City OKs plans for fifth traffic circle, with a sixth on the horizon
• Hoffman charge may be reduced
• WorkOne reaches out to employers
• Aide who posted patient’s photo accepts plea
• EH wish list of building improvements tops $800,000
• School board approves letting in more students after first semester
• SPORTS: New Pal basketball players serve as waiters
• SPORTS: My AP boys basketball ballot
• SPORTS: All in the Family: Eric Moore has passed down his talents to daughter Erica
• SPORTS: Marauders fall short against Trojans
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Dragon wrestlers finish second
• no gloves, no problem
• For Super Bowl, excellent field position
• Towns balk at request to return LOIT cash
• Ex-appointee says views cost him his seat
• Girl’s family touched by support
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 7 - 8, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 5 - 6, 2012
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 3 - 4, 2012
• SPORTS: Owls turn up tempo on foul-plagued Royals
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon survives shooting slump to down G-C
• SPORTS: Dragons down Delta, Arabians up next
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal swimmers spilt with Shelby
• Enerdel: How promise turned to near-ruin
• Hiring rules don’t guarantee sound choices
• SPORTS: Basketball scores from around Indiana
• DeReamer’s city emails deleted, likely breaking law
• Bill ends straight-ticket voting
• No reservations necessary
• County wants to seize properties
• Ex-streets chief won’t be rehired
• HRH gets high marks for customer service
• Training focuses on hospitality
• SPORTS: Boys basketball leaders
• SPORTS: Hardwood History: Spirited alumni preserve Hancock County past
• SPORTS: My AP boys basketball ballot
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock defending blood drive champ
• SPORTS: Girls basketball leaders/state polls
• SPORTS: Colts season recap: Doomed from the beginning
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C girls pick up conference win
• In scene reminiscent of 2011 standoff, House grinds to halt over right-to-work legislation on its first day
• School reaches out after arrest
• Libraries question law’s impact
• A month before game, Super Bowl group needs players
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Jan. 1 - 2, 2012
• SPORTS: Midseason Basketball Review
• New mayor greets well-wishers as he settles into his new office
• Software may cost county $100,000
• Laptop program expanded
• Arrival of little Jackson brings joy, relief
• In search of perfection
• City will study Potts Ditch flooding
• Looking ahead: Officials hope to do more – and do more with less
• Businessman championed many civic causes
• Probe continues into fatality on I-69
• SPORTS: Catching up with: Dustin Smith
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 30 - 31
• 2011 The Year in Review
• Strong voter interest expected
• Lawmakers face changes in districts
• Grants will help pay for new fire equipment
• New class tailored to pregnant teens
• SPORTS: Column: Colts deserve support Sunday
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 28 - 29
• SPORTS: A tale of two games: Mt. Vernon rebounds in consolation game
• New education laws leave local districts wondering how to keep up
• Report reveals details from hearing
• Old trees will serve new purpose
• SPORTS: LIVE BLOG: Mt. Vernon girls at Hall of Fame Classic
• Outgoing council members reflect on ‘collective effort’ to serve the city
• Public officials weigh in on DeReamer's actions in turbulent term
• Snowfall hints at what’s to come
• MV board to eye debt restructuring
• Despite struggling economy, United Way surpasses goal
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon girls clamp down to win county title
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 26 - 27
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon girls prep for Hall of Fame Classic
• SPORTS: County semifinals: NP girls slip past Cougars
• SPORTS: County tourney semifinals: MV boys handle Royals
• SPORTS: New Pal boys beat Mt Vernon for county title
• Parents struggle to provide sense of normalcy for 5-year-old daughter diagnosed with brain tumor
• Ride share service expands
• Independent Greenfield store to remain open
• Shoppers out early to seek post-holiday bargains
• Former agent questions handling of case
• Council eyes $500 raises for workers
• Oncology practice partnership aims for improved care
• SPORTS: New Beginnings: Kyle Johnson takes over Traders Point
• SPORTS: Hancock County JV Basketball Tourney Results
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 24 - 25
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 22 - 23
• SPORTS: Hancock County Basketball Tourney Guide
• SPORTS: COLUMN: It's Stern's world, and we're just living in it
• Unsung heroes: Parents’ devotion honors a daughter who set an example
• Holiday Traditions
• Pasco brings back an old hand
• Proposal to extend Pennsy Trail is running in place
• Library workshop highlights ornament-making technique
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 20 - 21
• Unsung heroes: Retirement didn’t mean slowing down for busy volunteers
• Experts: Report abuse
• GPD accepting applicants for next citizens academy
• Bill aims to put teeth into transparency law
• Hospital’s history inspires winning tree
• SPORTS: One Tough Mudder: Adam Rusche pushes his mind and body to the limit
• SPORTS: Varsity/JV Hancock Co. Basketball Tourney sked
• Unsung heroes: Drive to help others began with an early-childhood education
• SPORTS: Hoops wrap: G-C streak ends; EH boys, girls win
• Suspects tell different stories
• SPORTS: McBride, Gibson inducted into G-C Hall of Fame
• 2 county schools earn 4-star distinction
• Downtown gun range OK'd
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 18 - 19
• SPORTS: NCAA bylaw threatens HHC conference showcase
• SPORTS: My boys' basketball AP poll ballot
• Unsung heroes: Greenfield-Central senior encourages younger students to make good decisions
• Molesting case has deep roots
• MV board approves balanced calendar
• Jingle John visits library
• New map makes county council districts more even in population
• Commissioners president given OK to make call on closing offices
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: All sports, all the time
• SPORTS: Boys' basketball leaders
• SPORTS: NCAA bylaw affecting high school basketball showcases
• SPORTS: Back on top: Dragons wrestlers beat Greenfield
• Unsung heroes: Selfless volunteers share their time to make sure organizations can fulfill their missions
• SPORTS: New Pal makes statement with wild win over FC
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Marauders impressive in Whiteland rout
• Ex-school staffer charged with molesting
• NASA awarded $125,000 grant
• 2 men arrested in shootings; police mum on motive
• Man charged with molesting child
• Toys distributed for the tots
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 16 - 17
• SPORTS: Greenfield-Central boys fall to 0-7
• SPORTS: 'Missed opportunities' cost Royals win against rival
• SPORTS: Marauders mash Golden Bears
• SPORTS: Nice and Easy: Eastern boys top Knightstown
• SPORTS: Prep Swimming: MV boys, NP girls take honors in county duel
• With positive changes and a focus on the future, students get a second chance
• Griffin: Caseload warrants more staff
• Future of revolving loan fund uncertain
• Thunderbirds to thrill at 2012 air show
• As their spirit moved them
• SPORTS: Down and dirty: MV girls too much for New Pal
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 14 - 15
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 12 - 13
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 10 -11
• United in the spirit
• Grower knows success is years away and hopes patience pays off
• Pasco: Expand board of works
• It’s official: DeReamer’s stepson hired
• Rotary supports life-changing program
• SPORTS: Little man Big D bound
• SPORTS: COLUMN: For 1st time in a long time, Pacers matter
• Eastern Hancock students stage dance for rehab center residents
• Neumeister fired over gun sale
• Director of HEDC will step down
• Gun shop owners propose range
• Tourism panel gets OK on budget, makes grants
• SPORTS: Staying Power: G-C boys' swim team makes statement vs. MV
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Schrope paces EH to sixth win
• Postal workers take increased holiday workload in stride
• G-C changes public participation policy
• EH approves purchase of financial software
• SPORTS: New Pal basketball gives back to community
• SPORTS: Brian Harmon's AP boys basketball ballot
• SPORTS: Former EH standout Stunda starts over at Marian
• G-C tables nepotism discussion
• EH board approves balanced calendar
• Downtown revitalization supporters rally for grant
• Police make 3rd marijuana bust on I-70
• Madrigal Feast
• Holiday highlight: Children join officers on shopping trips
• Ho-Ho-Hotline back in business
• SPORTS: Girls' basketball poll
• Cumberland police seek clues in deaths
• Family Bible adds special meaning to ceremony
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Cruz scores 30 as G-C wins in overtime
• Riley Festival organizers expect increased interest
• SPORTS: Royal Renewal: EH girls' hoops in uncharted territory
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 8 - 9
• SPORTS: Veteran Arabians start strong vs. Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Jonas, Dragons cruise past Cougars
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock lets big lead slip
• SPORTS: Prep Swimming: Cougars, MV prep for pool duel
• SPORTS: Jones helps G-C girls down New Pal
• WorkOne program coming to library
• Higher ed initiative loses momentum
• Officer loses bid to halt hearing
• Pets receive special prayers
• Administrators’ ties to schools sometimes go deeper than their jobs
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 6 - 7
• State halts work on I-70 for season, which will ease traffic – for now
• Council counters clerk’s move
• Hearing headed for a third day
• A glimpse into Christmas past
• Apprentice program will boost salaries
• A wealth of trees
• SPORTS: Girls basketball statistical leaders
• SPORTS: 'We finally have a home': EH hosts first home swim meet in 30 years
• Driver caught with over $900K of pot
• SPORTS: Prep wrap: New Pal swimmers sweep Hornets
• SPORTS: Johnson, Barton shed shoes to highlight charity
• Taxpayers can voice concerns about MV
• School leaders beg for help
• Youth-led groups get funding for projects
• Child advocate accused of drinking
• EH students use proceeds of sales to buy food for a church pantry
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 4 - 5
• SPORTS: AP boys basketball ballot
• Volunteers wrap until it hurts for Gift Lift
• Medicare enrollment deadline is tonight
• Officer’s hearing will continue on Thursday
• Commissioners eye updates to county employee handbook
• SPORTS: Column: New CBA, same old NBA
• Officer's hearing continues Thursday
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C girls basketball, NP wrestlers winners
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon girls survive Pendleton Heights test
• SPORTS: New Pal's early blitz leads to win at Rushville
• SPORTS: Big Ten title game a win for Indy
• SPORTS: Wild title game caps turbulent Big Ten season
• 4-H open house: fair share of fun
• Testimony begins in officer case
• Festival brings focus downtown
• HRH reports 2 medical errors in 2010
• After 30 years, firm faces zoning issue
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Dec. 2 - 3
• Everything's in 'proportion'
• SPORTS: LIVE BLOG: Big Ten Championship Game
• SPORTS: Trojans defeat undermanned Cougars
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal wrestling shuts out Whiteland
• SPORTS: Big Ten Bash:Hamilton Southeastern runs by Mt. Vernon
• Festival rings in the season with with a spirit of community, hope
• How much does city hall really spend?
• DeReamer’s stepson hired for unadvertised city job
• Hunger in Hancock County: Mobile pantry will visit Fortville
• One arrested, one at large in attack on restaurant manager
• 4-H work leads to position with Australian ranch
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 30 - Dec. 1
• Parade, carols and Santa’s arrival will herald the season tonight
• Officer: Works board can’t be fair
• 4-H’ers to get an earlier start
• Taxidermist: Art on the hoof
• SPORTS: The man who fired Bob Knight
• Pacers' visit to EH Elementary aims to build enthusiasm for literacy
• Pasco picks first members of team
• Classic holiday tale gets a twist
• Donor deposits diamond into kettle
• SPORTS: Greenfield-Central girls' basketball finding their stride
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV swim dominates Warren Central
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: We're talking about practice
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 28 - 29
• City, county crews hit the roads for first snowfall of season
• County finds place for young offenders
• Change in floor plan expected to streamline voting
• Loan will help keep Ener1 running
• SPORTS: COLUMN: Voting in AP basketball poll a privilege
• 'Father Bill' touched by St. Michael congregation's warm welcome
• Cafe 52 closing its doors
• More students will accept Read to Feed Challenge
• Feds reject request for health care exemption
• SPORTS: Slow start, poor shooting undo Dragons
• SPORTS: Upstart Marauders off to surprising 2-0 start
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Clutch free throws give EH boys first victory
• SPORTS: Going Deep: Mt. Vernon showcases depth in win
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 26 - 27
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 24 - 25
• SPORTS: New Pal girls nearly upset No. 8 Columbus East
• SPORTS: Whiteland squashes G-C with 26-1 third quarter
• Holiday season puts greater strain on resources
• Black Friday diehards persevere for good deals
• Some take advantage of others’ generosity
• Father, son learn to look beyond political differences
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 22 - 23
• 300 volunteers mobilize to prepare and serve meals for 1,500
• Expert: Some seniors won't ask for help
• Officer's hearing won't be public
• SPORTS: Coleman, Marauders have last laugh
• SPORTS: Centerville crashes boards to edge Royals
• Troops to get a whiff of Christmas
• SPORTS: New Pal aces season-opening test
• SPORTS: Class A Rockets dominate G-C
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: EH girls off to historic start
• Special ed co-op to study consolidating bus routes
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 20 - 21
• Families on the brink
• ‘Shop local’ movement gaining momentum
• Griffin will leave party post in 2013
• Legislators consider priorities for 2012
• Revolving loan a risk, residents caution
• SPORTS: Parental withdrawal?
• SPORTS: Boys basketball preview: Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Boys basketball preview: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Boys basketball preview: Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Boys basketball preview: Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Hancock County Wrestling Preview
• Schools confront a growing population of hungry students
• Survey: Residents not ready for worst
• Town office reducing public hours
• Former assistant principal honored
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 18 - 19
• SPORTS: NP finds No. 6 Warriors as good as advertised
• SPORTS: Arabians edge Cougars
• SPORTS: Back on track: Marauders rebound from rare loss
• As economy continues to lag, more struggle to put food on their tables
• Officials to discuss revolving loan fund
• Unit to provide complete Alzheimer’s care
• Local youths focus on faith at conference
• Former Fortville marshal’s pay reduced
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 16 - 17
• Groups and agencies are gearing up to help needy families have a joyful holiday season
• Council to towns: Give us revenue
• Young spellers earn their letters
• New camera pinpoints sewer trouble spots
• Small business thinks big
• SPORTS: COLUMN: NBA players silly not to accept deal
• Great American Smokeout: Movement has steadily reduced tobacco use among kids
• City suing state agency over fire fund
• As community feast draws near, calls increase
• Changes in County Council district lines get initial approval
• G-C robotics team advances in competition
• SPORTS: All-Hancock County Football Offensive Team
• SPORTS: Dragon girls sloppy in first loss
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: No. 3 Mt. Vernon upset by Lawrence Central
• SPORTS: Simmons is County Offensive Player of the Year
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 14 - 15
• SPORTS: All-Hancock County Football Defensive Team
• SPORTS: Wiggins is County Defensive Player of Year
• With animals on the move, vigilance vital, experts say
• Officer requests public hearing
• EH caught in middle over school calendar
• Mt. Comfort park eyes as many as 8 tenants
• SPORTS: Big Ten after ten: Five big things
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal wins OT thriller, EH girls now 2-0
• Healthy recipe for those in need
• As it awaits transition, city hall enters hibernation
• Dowling healing after 2nd transplant
• Counties eye joint pursuit of cases
• Website designed to aid access
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 12 - 13
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 10-11
• SPORTS: Royals clutch in season-opening win
• SPORTS: Cougars too fast, deep for Eagles
• SPORTS: MV girls down Connersville in opener
• SPORTS: COLUMN: Think twice before putting coach on pedestal
• Veterans returning home to look for new jobs are discovering a hostile environment
• Community honors those who served
• Old foes headed in opposite directions
• Figure in Gray case accepts plea deal
• Dad to foot the bill for son's school field trip before he ships out for Afghanistan
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Nov. 8 - 9
• Whimsical characters bring attention to local artist
• Veterans Day reminds community of sacrifices
• Beating sparked by Xbox dispute
• Cranberry couple delights in spooking trick-or-treaters
• Early voting appears up from primary
• G-C turns to veteran to generate donations
• SPORTS: Sports briefs: Simmons sets more football records
• Longtime businessman took pride in community
• SPORTS: COLUMN: On Luck, LaRae and Roncalli
• Longtime businessman Robert Eagleston dies
• Stalled truck purchase illustrates dilemma presented by state ruling on fire territory
• Election 2011: Hopefuls keep good thoughts
• Harvest: So far, so good
• I-70, U.S. 40 road projects may coincide
• Sheriff resurrects holiday gift program
• City flushing water lines; discoloration possible afterward
• Next round of leaf pickup starts Tuesday
• SPORTS: Arabians’ ground game too much for G-C
• SPORTS: Still Perfect: New Pal defeats Delta
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 25-26
• Ripe for enjoyment
• CrazyLake art gallery closing doors
• Mom helps police bust burglars at son’s home
• Cost of city insurance plan questioned
• 'A willing ear and a loving heart'
• SPORTS: Football Stat Leaders
• SPORTS: All-Hancock County Boys Soccer Team
• SPORTS: Soccer Player of the Year: Collin Kleckner
• SPORTS: All-Hancock County Girls Soccer Team
• SPORTS: Soccer Player of the Year: Lauren Joray
• Report lists allegations against officer
• Traffic idea meant to spark talk, Miller says
• Indiana panel OKs ‘right to work’ in party-line vote
• AmeriCorps team brings energy to Nameless Creek Camp renovation
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 23-24
• SPORTS: New Palestine football record book
• SPORTS: Sectional Preview: GC vs. Pendleton Heights
• SPORTS: Sectional preview: NP vs. Delta
• Pasco, Miller gently disagree on courses they’ll pursue if they’re elected mayor
• GPD officer may be dismissed
• Change in state statute took unopposed candidates off ballots
• Toys for Tots organizers expect greater need
• SPORTS: Dates to keep an eye on
• SPORTS: ISCA Boys' and girls' All-District Five soccer teams
• SPORTS: Marauders fall in disappointing end to season
• SPORTS: Cambridge sweep Royals to end EH's season
• A ‘perfect storm’ of debt, the recession and new rules puts district on brink of financial meltdown
• Debaters will work to sway voters
• EH weighs laptops for eighth-graders
• SPORTS: Solo Seth: Eagleson finishes 53rd at semistate
• Buildings stand the test of time
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 21-22
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 19-20
• SPORTS: No. 5 New Castle volleyball team bounces G-C
• SPORTS: No. 1 New Pal dominant in sectional opener
• SPORTS: No fooling these Cougars
• SPORTS: Friday's statewide football scores, semifinal schedule
• SPORTS: Arabians end Marauders' season
• SPORTS: Can't fault Royals' effort
• Social-networking sites like Facebook and Twitter may find their way into Hancock County classrooms
• Election 2011: Donors flocking to Pasco
• Election 2011: Forum focuses on downtown
• Police say man drew unemployment while working
• Teachers in 3 districts sue over raises
• Judges: Ruling won’t affect bail
• Livestock assessments intense for decorated EH FFA team
• Election 2011: Longtime Shirley clerk-treasurer to face competition
• Multitasking school secretary wins state award
• Lego Club wraps up six-week period as one of Zion Lutheran’s popular after-school activities
• Panel clarifying right to resist cops
• SPORTS: Sectional Volleyball Update
• SPORTS: Player Perspective: Katie Peters reflects on season's end
• SPORTS: Boiler Up:Mt. Vernon hires another baseball coach with Purdue ties
• SPORTS: New Palestine-Muncie Central game notes
• SPORTS: G-C looks for fresh start after 2 tough losses
• SPORTS: Perfect Pursuit: No. 1 Dragons start second season
• SPORTS: Hancock Co football, volleyball sectional schedules
• SPORTS: Determined Royals shock Hagerstown
• SPORTS: 2011 Preseason Prediction Review
• Commissioners sign off on creating 7 new precincts in 2012
• Clues sought in vandals' spree
• Ag debate remains friendly
• SPORTS: New Pal volleyball gets rematch with Greenwood
• GPD kicks off annual ‘Cops 4 Kids’ campaign
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 17 -18
• 'Super' ideas coming together
• County looking for alternative housing for young offenders
• State: Fire tax is too high
• Miller, Pasco have different strategies for business growth
• MV gets grim list of budget options
• SPORTS: Playoff Push: Eastern Hancock not done yet
• SPORTS: Arabian Nightmare: Pendleton Heights has handled Mt. Vernon recently
• SPORTS: Final Associated Press football polls
• SPORTS: Cross Country: Mt. Vernon boys and girls advance
• SPORTS: Cross Country: Cougars, Dragons advance
• Elimination of student busing one of several options in MV 'crisis reduction plan'
• SPORTS: COLUMN:Wheldon was class act
• SPORTS: COLUMN: Racers take on unfathomable risks
• Agribusiness up for discussion
• SPORTS: Cougars battle Center Grove to the end
• Mayor hopefuls will face builders
• SPORTS: New Pal regional title remains elusive
• Familiar face returning to election board
• Grant allows police department to move out of cramped space
• Pumpkin growers’ love of giant specimens leads them to new dimensions
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 15-16
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 13-14
• SPORTS: LIVE UPDATES: New Pal and GC regional soccer
• SPORTS: Dragons top Marauders to finish 9-0
• SPORTS: Royals shutout Lancers
• SPORTS: Cougars crumble: Pendleton Heights throttles Greenfield-Central
• Women share ‘unbreakable bond’ after life-saving donation
• Hospitals’ reorganization delays critical transplant surgery
• Ex-county clerk ordered to repay funds
• 31 face charges for non-support of children
• Book looks at families’ torn loyalties in Civil War
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 11-12
• SPORTS: Saturday's soccer schedule for G-C, NP
• SPORTS: New Pal-Mt. Vernon football game always intriguing
• SPORTS: G-C beats Roncalli to advance to soccer final
• Library offers resources for people tracing family trees
• Buses to shuttle Super Bowl fans
• New tech options on library’s horizon
• Finances show impact of stage tragedy
• Residents near G-C complain about student parking habits
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon boys and girls XC finish third at Pendleton
• SPORTS: Chasing history: New Pal girls' soccer advances to regional final
• SPORTS: G-C, NP boys' and girls' XC teams move on
• School census suggests young families are leaving county
• County Council approves LOIT increase
• G-C eyes online course options
• Officials outline concerns with tourism commission
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 9-10
• SPORTS: Cross Country sectional recap
• SPORTS: New Pal girls regional soccer preview
• SPORTS: G-C boys soccer regional preview
• G-C graduation ‘ceremony’ aims to keep ninth-graders in school
• New school calendar gains favor
• EH hires company to collect book fees
• Girl Scout leader took troop’s funds, police say
• Doe Creek rolls out MacBooks
• SPORTS: Sectional volleyball schedule
• SPORTS: Record-setting year for Collins, Dragons
• Riley Festival-Past & Present
• Ducky Derby will help float programs
• New Fun Zone scores well with parents
• Gard won't seek re-election
• Proud to be a homemaker
• SPORTS: County football coaches react to sectional pairings
• SPORTS: Last Hurrah: NP wins sixth consecutive girls' sectional
• SPORTS: The People's Champ: G-C holds off NP for boys' sectional crown
• SPORTS: MV volleyball finds form, wins Hancock County tourney
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 7-8
• SPORTS: Football sectional, Soccer regional schedule
• SPORTS: Saturday's Hancock Co. high school rundown
• SPORTS: Dragons hang on to beat G-C, stay perfect
• SPORTS: MV misses opportunities vs. Delta
• SPORTS: Raiders too much for Royals
• Bouquet Brigade: Greenfield children participate in the annual Riley Festival Parade of Flowers
• Seeing art in the ordinary
• B&GC building makeover nearly done
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct. 5-6
• SPORTS: Sectional start time changed
• Election 2011: A Contrast of Styles
• 2011 Riley Festival schedule
• Exhibit’s aim is to sell serious message
• Police say woman kept benefit money
• Tree planting serves dual purpose
• Networking group takes Golden Rule approach
• SPORTS: Girls' sectional semifinals: G-C, NP advance
• SPORTS: Column: MV defender now on the offensive against cancer
• Eastern Hancock students read about homelessness, then see it firsthand
• 2011 Riley Festival: Police urge patience, courtesy downtown
• Valet arrested in theft of 2 cars
• Voter registration deadline nears for Nov. 8 election
• Man charged with sexual misconduct
• SPORTS: NP girls 2nd longest sectional champ streak in state
• SPORTS: GC, New Pal advance in boys' soccer sectional
• SPORTS: Stakes even higher for No. 1 New Pal, G-C
• SPORTS: MV volleyball still meshing
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Oct 3-4
• County to benefit from drug bust
• Tourism changes could be costly
• Mayoral candidates to take stage for forum
• Plan to sell Riley booth space halted
• SPORTS: Man down: Spinal cord condition ends Bova's career
• Father Severin laid to rest at place where he honed his faith
• Task force targets infant sleep safety
• Ideas start flowing for Super Bowl activities
• Candidates cite energy, availability among qualities
• Man charged for sex with underage girl
• SPORTS: Sports Briefs: Soccer note, prep news
• SPORTS: Cougars rally for 2nd-place HHC finish
• SPORTS: Marauders win boys tennis sectional
• Firefighters are victorious in annual charity football game
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 29-30)
• SPORTS: G-C edges MV in overtime thriller
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock nabs elusive second victory
• SPORTS: New Pal slams Shelbyville
• SPORTS: Column: For one baseball fan, it hurts so good
• SPORTS: MV, EH advance to tennis finals
• As they prepare for festival, Riley Home historians fret over lukewarm interest in the Hoosier Poet
• We’re attacking blight, city says
• At-large candidates driven to improve their city
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 27-28)
• SPORTS: Live sports updates on Twitter
• Some property owners challenging new valuations
• SPORTS: Tennis semifinals pushed back by rain
• Email exchange with council members leads to a fit of pique over routine budget matter
• Chase leads to crash, manhunt
• Pennsy Trail ride, charity game will honor fallen policeman at first anniversary of his death
• ‘Servant leader’ initiative eyed communitywide
• SPORTS: Adventure racing a 1-of-a-kind odyssey
• SPORTS: G-C athletic notes
• SPORTS: Friday's Daily Reporter: Football, bowling leaders
• Officer crashes during pursuit, suspect's car explodes
• St. Michael’s, faith community mourn loss of longtime priest
• ‘Mental health’ court gets hearing
• Pay/play falls short at MV
• Citizens Academy: Civics lessons
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C runners second at Batesville Invite
• SPORTS: High Stakes: Loser of G-C, MV clash out of HHC title race
• Father Severin Messick dies after long illness
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 25-26)
• SPORTS: 3 Dragons make college commitments
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: Faith, teamwork a winning combo
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: NP soccer completes HHC season shutout
• SPORTS: Simmons vows Dragons won't lose focus
• Libraries occupy front lines in debate over banning books
• Ener1 dumps CEO as slump continues
• Man sees needles in use, calls police
• Officials raise new concerns over fund’s solvency
• Ener1 CEO resigns
• Tea party convention sends a loud message, but will its voice carry until next May?
• Autopsies will be moved here
• SPORTS: Girls' soccer tournament history
• Cancer fighters find strength in numbers
• SPORTS: Girls' soccer sectional draw
• SPORTS: Boys' soccer tournament history
• SPORTS: Boys' soccer sectional draw
• Volunteer serves meals from her soul
• SPORTS: Boys' tennis sectional set
• SPORTS: Dream ends for three local senior golfers
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV wins Cougar Challenge Tourney
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs Sept. 23-24
• Tea party groups endorse Mourdock
• SPORTS: SPORTS MAILBAG: ask us anything
• SPORTS: Royals can't overcome slow start
• SPORTS: GC special teams, defense spears Lions
• SPORTS: Marauders hang tough to beat Shelbyville
• SPORTS: New Pal football claims another victim
• New Palestine has reduced nocturnal mischief by levying fines for curfew violators. Now, the practice may go countywide
• Police: Ex-nurse faked 142 scripts
• New Palestine signals support for apartment complex
• Election 2011: Both candidates for mayor say they will put emphasis on streets, sidewalks
• Mayoral candidates see changes ahead for TIF funding
• Panel OK’s plan to disburse funds to victims’ families
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 21-22)
• Furniture ministry filling household voids
• Tourism board makes changes
• Lock-in promotes healthy habits
• Newcomer challenges veteran in City Council District 3
• Angel Food ministry folds, citing economy
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal girls' soccer claims share of HHC title
• Hospital employees show off their dance moves for contest
• Truck driver found dead at rest stop
• Police discover meth lab in Greenfield home
• SPORTS: Coming Up: A look at the New Palestine volleyball team
• Search warrant served in harassment probe
• Residents question town’s spending
• SPORTS: Friday Night Football Capsules: Week 6
• Lilly-Elanco team creates a buzz
• SPORTS: New Pal grad to sing anthem at Colts' game
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: NP tennis tops MV
• SPORTS: County Cross Country winners: GC boys, New Pal girls
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 19-20)
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: NP's Hilton records shutout, converts PK in win
• SPORTS: More than a game: World Police & Fire Games opens firefighter's eyes
• Annual Youth Agriculture Day: Learning in motion
• Bank robbery suspect in custody
• Group celebrates ‘super’ selection
• Commissioners decide against adding to bond
• Commissioners stick with Trane services
• Bank robbery suspect caught
• Bank robber beats clock
• Poise pays off for new queen
• Delinquent book fees: court time
• His passion flies on gentle wings
• Photo of the Day
• SPORTS: Hancock County Cross Country Meet Tuesday
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: NP, MV girls soccer victorious
• SPORTS: Fisk, Cougars claim sectional titles
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 8-11)
• Cole wins Riley queen crown
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 17-18)
• Ameriana Bank robbed
• Charges linked to overdose death
• Crowning touches
• Wrongful death lawsuit filed
• Mayoral hopefuls outline views on business growth
• Being Riley Festival queen ‘a great honor’
• Council eyes more funding for channel 19
• SPORTS: Cougars squash Shelbyville
• SPORTS: Balanced New Pal offense routs Rushville
• SPORTS: Boys soccer: G-C downs New Pal in classic
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal volleyball improves to 12-4
• SPORTS: Panthers pounce on Royals
• SPORTS: Pendleton Heights dominates Mt. Vernon
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 16-17)
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 14-15)
• Exhibit to help commemorate Civil War, link to Hoosier poet
• Ener1 takes another hit
• Residents question fire tax
• Daily Reporter surrenders Internet data
• Prognosis improves for Pasco
• SPORTS: No. 12 Dragons blank G-C 1-0
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV, EH boys rule the net
• SPORTS: Clean sweep: MV volleyball drops G-C
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Voltz's hat trick leads MV to win
• Showing their spirit
• County revenue projection takes upturn
• Attorney, Democratic stalwart Bill Wolf ‘always had a twinkle in his eye’
• Courts grind to halt after threat
• EH outlines plan to improve performance
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 13-14)
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 11-13)
• Bomb threat forces evacuation of courthouse
• G-C discusses scope of nepotism policy
• Audit questions travel expenses
• City to Kohl’s: Sidewalk, please
• Meeting will address hike in fire territory rate
• SPORTS: PHOTOS: New Pal tennis, girls XC; EH cross country
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C girls on roll on eve of New Pal showdown
• SPORTS: Kyle Gibson upbeat following Tommy John surgery
• Injury derails Gibson's major-league hopes, but pitcher is upbeat
• SPORTS: McCordsville man passionate about DINO
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Yorktown captures HHC girls' golf tournament
• Solemn ceremony honors those who sacrificed
• SPORTS: Dragons drop Delta at Lucas Oil
• Pasco faces surgery
• SPORTS: NP edges MV to win Hancock boys' tennis tournament
• Library promotes ease of getting new card
• Neighbors: Choir director embraces family atmosphere in the arts
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Sept. 7-8)
• SPORTS: LIVE BLOG: New Pal football vs. Delta
• SPORTS: Marauders roll over Lions in HHC football
• SPORTS: G-C football team holds on over Yorktown
• SPORTS: Milan hangs on to beat EH football
• SPORTS: NP's Clark among early winners at county tennis
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal boys handle Shelbyville
• SPORTS: G-C boys soccer edges Mt. Vernon 1-0
• REMEMBERING 9/11: Recollections of a day that changed America
• Faith-based money-management programs proliferate
• Display replays day of terror
• Advocates petition for crosswalks
• EH students spend the day learning about Sept. 11
• Hope House chief setting a new direction
• Truancy initiative to focus on parents
• County toughens soliciting penalties
• At moment of impact, soldier’s life changed forever
• SPORTS: Freking: No more than five wins for Colts
• SPORTS: Harmon: Colts destined for 3-13 season
• SPORTS: Boldt: Colts will finish 7-9
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C wins Cougarpalooza
• SPORTS: Column: With Manning out, Patriots are favorites
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV struggles without Ahonen
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock to join Mid-Hoosier Conference
• SPORTS: New Pal girls beat MV to extend soccer streak
• New team to assist victims of sex crimes
• Schools vary in attention to 9/11 anniversary
• Tea partiers to converge in Greenfield for convention
• Fire destroys home
• Photo of the Day
• Debris from twin towers becomes a reminder of loss and sacrifice
• Barn fire leaves little behind
• Plan for precinct changes advances
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV, NP cross country place at Marion Invite
• Golf outing organizer hopes for upswing in support
• SPORTS: 'Dustined' to be a racer
• Local officers who delivered donations to New York City after 9/11 remain inspired by what they saw
• Trip to New York becomes transformative journey
• Focus renewed on Bud Gray case
• Public input sought on county plan
• Chocolate Walk back for 2nd year
• SPORTS: G-C grad Green NAIA National Defensive Player of Week
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: Katie Peters reviews season so far
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: No. 12 Dragons 1-0-2 at Zionsville
• SPORTS: Injury update: Siergiej, Burnett to play Week 4
• SPORTS: New Pal volleyball handles G-C
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C tennis, MV boys' soccer winners
• SPORTS: Football box scores
• SPORTS: Indian Creek overpowers Eastern Hancock in 2nd half
• SPORTS: Marauders put the heat on Yorktown
• SPORTS: Cougars again push Delta to the brink
• Election 20111: While Miller and Pasco might not be on equal footing, neither is willing to slow down
• SPORTS: New Palestine hangs on to beat Pendleton Heights
• County council moves closer to tax increase
• Survey identifies health concerns
• Ordinance aims to promote agribusiness
• SPORTS: Purchasing photos
• Educators vote Eastern Hancock ag program tops in the Midwest
• Revenue picture doesn’t appear to jibe with case for tax hike for 911
• Nursing students to train at HRH
• School social worker 'connects the dots' for CASA volunteers
• Paralegal says making connection with kids is essential in helping themin CASA program
• EH officials foresee few changes in 2012 budget
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: NP boys' tennis bests Franklin-Central
• SPORTS: Inside the Huddle
• SPORTS: Column: Sports Snapshot
• Senior Living Fall
• SPORTS: New Pal start times changed for Thursday evening
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon football pushed back to 8 p.m.
• SPORTS: MV volleyball team sweeps Knightstown
• Educators vote EH ag program tops in the Midwest
• Rare case of animal cruelty sends man to jail
• Probationer runs from courthouse
• Ex-Butler star will dish out assist
• BZA voting procedure tests Open Door Law
• SPORTS: County golf: G-C girls win 7th straight title
• SPORTS: Instant Classic: New Pal boys edge MV in county soccer battle
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Schrope leads EH girls to cross country win
• Dog (& cat) day afternoon
• Few here take advantage of school-choice program
• Commissioners OK nepotism rules
• Question of county employee pay raises shifts to council
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C girls' soccer wins big
• Child's illness inspires effort
• SPORTS: Spirtual Scribe
• Duke’s hurricane team includes 21 from here
• SPORTS: Tuesday: Hancock County Girls Golf Meet
• Ratings show most schools are making progress
• SPORTS: New Pal football finishes big vs. Richmond
• Ceremony to focus on memories of 9/11
• SPORTS: Marauders, Dicks enjoy offensive explosion
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Cougars win Rushville XC title
• EH sweats out air-conditioning problem
• For collector, looking back is her favorite view
• SPORTS: LIVE BLOG: Mt. Vernon vs. Marion football
• SPORTS: LIVE BLOG: New Palestine vs. Richmond football
• SPORTS: Turnovers doom G-C football vs. Lebanon
• SPORTS: Sweet victory: Royals beat South Decatur
• Zoning vote pleases no one
• Volunteers tackle projects on Day of Caring
• United Way campaign aims higher
• Extension of path completes G-C loop
• Hospital unveils new area for its sickest patients
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV, New Pal soccer cruising toward showdown
• SPORTS: G-C volleyball downs Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: New Pal girls win 29th straight regular season match
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Dragons slay Cougars on tennis court
• SPORTS: COLUMN: I'm not in Ohio anymore
• City, county join forces after years without dive team
• G-C creates its own foundation
• City may get taxi service
• Comm gear upgrade to hit budgets
• Sewer work adds to Beckenholdt’s cost
• Food pantry expands its mission to pets
• Tourism group looks to big game: the Super Bowl
• Planners clean up inadvertent problem that disallowed home businesses
• Class helps shape community leaders
• SPORTS: Explaining Extreme Sports
• SPORTS: Column: Royals on the right track
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C, NP boys' soccer win
• School officials respond to gun threat
• Back to School for Greenfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C golfers, MV boys soccer on a roll
• Violent incident at probation office again underscores lack of security at county courthouse
• County to move ahead with bonds
• Cherry part of State Fair committee
• Without commissioner, workers step up to fill gaps
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon edges G-C in girls soccer
• SPORTS: GC boys soccer team edged in Cougar Cup
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: GC boys' cross country team wins Richmond Invite
• SPORTS: Greenfield man has worked football sidelines since 1960s
• Reading program expands
• Youth camp will get upgrades
• Will Phillips Bike Ride to take a new route
• Shirley stalwart honored for efforts
• SPORTS: Greenfield frosh/JV football time change tonight
• SPORTS: Lightning dampers New Pal soccer debut
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Dragons blank Tigers in tennis
• SPORTS: Column: Sportswriter Keefer made his mark
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock football falls short against Triton
• SPORTS: MV football shocks Kokomo 21-7
• School districts begin to make changes to menus ahead of new federal rules on nutrition
• SPORTS: G-C football romps over New Castle
• Former sheriff Gray files for bankruptcy
• Coats calls for fiscal overhaul
• SPORTS: New Pal football edges Whiteland 16-14
• Indiana State Fair: First-place finish a family effort
• Banner shows support for Vellinga
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C girls win soccer debut
• SPORTS: Football Preview: Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Football Preview: Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Football Preview: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Football Preview: Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Cross Country Preview
• Construction begins on last phase of Beckenholdt Park
• Large write-off, questions about earnings dog EnerDel
• County weighs towns’ input on sharing cost of 911 service
• Grant will be used to study downtown
• AT&T: Merger means more broadband
• Public invited to sign banner for state fair stage collapse victim
• State Fair offers free admission
• Streamlining services
• Grants will help 7 downtown properties
• Shirley festival highlights history
• Tourism board looks at how money should be spent
• SPORTS: First impressions
• SPORTS: Brian and Zak's poll picks
• Nic's World
• Official questions need for 2nd bond
• Plea deal filed in Ellison case
• Scaled-back nepotism ordinance considered
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap:Dragons edge Falcons in soccer debut
• State fair emergency plan just 1 page
• SPORTS: Katie Peters: Athlete Perspective
• SPORTS: 15% drop in participation following MV pay-to-play
• County firm probing collapse of stage
• Service at fairgrounds pays somber tribute
• Perfect seat, center of tragedy
• A day of firsts
• County set to pare down budget
• Miller combines attention to detail with nod to past
• SPORTS: Ben Boldt: 100 Things I Love About Football
• SPORTS: Football Scrimmage: Scecina at New Palestine
• SPORTS: Football Scrimmage: Centerville at Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Football Scrimmage: Tri-West at Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Football Scrimmage: Mt. Vernon at Speedway
• Event will ‘finish’ Phillips’ fateful ride
• Textbook blues
• G-C names its teacher of the year
• Public oversight of government will get a boost
• Barrel racers will face the best
• Crop outlook: not so hot
• Street project will cost much less
• Garage sale to benefit Special Olympics
• Boy’s quest: shear willingness
• SPORTS: Boys Soccer Preview: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Boys Soccer Preview: Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Boys Soccer Preview: Mt. Vernon
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Aug. 10-11)
• Library, VU end classes
• Critics to council: no tax hike
• G-C will address nepotism policy
• Man gets 15 years for child neglect
• SPORTS: Greenfield's Gibson avoids surgery, set to start rehab stint
• SPORTS: Lyons tabbed Cooper's successor
• SPORTS: Marauders taking a different approach
• SPORTS: Deep senior class will lead Cougars
• SPORTS: Dragons may have their best team ever
• Police continue to investigate fatal crash
• SPORTS: Volleyball Preview: Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Volleyball Preview: Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Volleyball Preview: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Volleyball Preview: Mt. Vernon
• Celebrating excellence
• County may look at tax hike
• Board approves raises at EH
• G-C eyes changes to meeting policy
• Investors see opportunities in low stock prices
• New year, new school
• GPS error brings woes
• Group works to honor Cook
• Couple with deep roots set to plant them elsewhere
• SPORTS: Kramers will lead Royals this fall
• SPORTS: Cougar seniors leading the way
• SPORTS: Marauders have all the pieces back
• SPORTS: Dragons are the team to beat
• SPORTS: Where are they now: Bob Copeland
• SPORTS: Where are they now: Jaycie Phelps
• SPORTS: Where are they now: Kyle Ulrey
• SPORTS: Where are they now: Barb and Liz Skinner
• SPORTS: Fundraisers for Estes, Farrells, a success
• SPORTS: Gibson on disabled list
• Experience Counts
• Golfers hit green for Pasco
• Campaign claims first casualty
• Amid legal woes, family tries to move on
• SPORTS: Where are they now: Kevin Burns
• SPORTS: Where are they now: Larry Spegal
• SPORTS: Where are they now: Brad Untrauer
• SPORTS: Where are they now: Greg Werner
• SPORTS: Where are they now: Josiah Sears
• The Super Savers
• County may bond for expenses
• 2 doctor’s office workers charged
• Same-sex households grew 61 percent in Indiana
• SPORTS: Girls Golf Preview
• Talent Shows
• Pet alerts couple to fire at home
• Moms hope bald heads will get attention
• Volunteers sought for emergency assistance
• How hot was it?
• SPORTS: How hot was it?
• Hospice fund to be named for patient
• Tourism commission appointees named
• Nepotism discussion meets further delay
• Anderson U. plans to offer degree program here
• SPORTS: Athlete Perspective: Katie Peters
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Aug. 1-2)
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (July 31-Aug. 1)
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (July 30-31)
• SPORTS: Fall sports kickoff: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Fall sports kickoff: Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Fall sports kickoff: Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Fall sports kickoff: Eastern Hancock
• Heat wave relief: Help with utility bills
• City, county add to paving agenda
• SPORTS: Brickyard 400: For Menard, finally
• SPORTS: Brickyard 400: Fuel gamble pays off
• Alumni spanning 4 decades reunite
• 37 evacuated after tanker leaks
• Woman sentenced in death of officer
• Policing parents
• Month will go down in history
• Alliance funding loses steam
• Flaw in common-wage law fuels debate
• Neighbors oppose terminal
• SPORTS: Brickyard 400 notebook: Last year for Nationwide at LOR
• SPORTS: Brickyard 400 preview
• Closing the books
• Council protest: vested interest
• City revenue questions remain
• Hospital purchases Hancock OB/GYN
• Caleb Freeman is GPD's newest road officer
• The bus stops here
• Water levels holding steady
• City eyes need for second attorney
• Historical icons, but are they still safe?
• Photo of the Day
• SPORTS: A labor of love
• SPORTS: After 15 years, it's time to give WNBA a shot
• Main Street's budget slashed
• Congestion 70
• Vacant building is 'perfect canvas'
• Maintaining healthy appetites
• Back to nature
• P.I.L.O.T. grounded for now
• Fitness centers going through transitions
• SPORTS: Greenfield's Gibson earns no decision in outing at Victory Field
• Beyond Words
• Final Harvest
• Candidates plan ways to build up coffers
• Roundabout may be done early
• Lark Ranch broadening features
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• Greenfield Office Supply closing doors
• Patient photo leads to charge against former aide
• Board eyes pros, cons of vote centers
• Newly hired school official faces charge
• SPORTS: Up for grabs
• SPORTS: Gibson homecoming set for Friday night
• Backstage pass
• No pay raises for city workers
• SPORTS: Former Royals' ace playing pro ball in Italy
• Mayor candidates give views on budget process
• Building excitement
• No relief for summer sizzle
• Mayor’s budget gets a boost
• State law dispute delays tourism board appointments
• SPORTS: Welch and Wilson, SealWrap hope to put a car in Brickyard
• SPORTS: Special Report: Being social media savvy
• Photo Gallery: Llama Show
• SPORTS: IHSAA announces sectional sites
• Word of mouth
• Fairgoers divided over dates
• Recent grad will help with arson cases
• Sign will tout U.S. 40’s history
• Photo Gallery: Baby Contest
• Photo: 4-H Supreme Showman
• Photo Gallery 2: 4-H Project Winners
• Best of Show
• Without rides, midway disappoints
• City eyes $1.2M in cuts for 2012
• Growing passion now is life’s work
• SPORTS: Charlottesville's McPherson competing at rodeo nationals
• SPORTS: Andis and Wilson give local derby crowd a reason to cheer
• Photo Gallery 3: 4-H Beef Show
• Photo Gallery 2: 4-H Beef Show
• Photo Gallery 1: 4-H Beef Show
• Photo Gallery: 4-H Fair Pedal Pull
• SPORTS: July crucial for basketball scholarship hopefuls
• SPORTS: Dragons 5th in national 7-on-7 football tourney
• SPORTS: Gibson to pitch Friday, July 22, at Victory Field
• Fitting epitaphs
• Council rewrites city gun ordinance
• Townships find support for tax share
• 8 students from class of 2010 truly home-schooled
• Mt. Comfort Road lanes open today for rush hour
• Photo Gallery 2: 4-H Sheep Show
• Photo Gallery 1: 4-H Sheep Show
• Photo Gallery 2: 4-H Swine Show
• Photo Gallery 1: 4-H Swine Show
• Photo: 4-H Fair Tractor Pull
• Photo: 4-H Fair Square Dancers
• Photo Gallery: 4-H Pet Parade
• Photo Gallery: 4-H Llama Costume
• Photo Gallery: 4-H Horse and Pony
• Photo Gallery: 4-H Dog Show
• Family tradition
• County settles Gallahue lawsuit
• Council dig into own pockets for trail project
• Reading club helps library break circulation record
• SPORTS: Dr. Dunk preaches old-school values at Pacers' camp
• Hot, Hot, Hot
• Local ISTEP scores improve
• G-C takes measures to avoid mistakes
• Commissioners discuss preliminary 2012 budget
• SPORTS: Kyle Gibson: Homeward Bound
• A bittersweet celebration
• Costume party gets creative
• Miller takes back seat to his famous guest
• SPORTS: Greenfield All-Comers Track Meet nears
• SPORTS: Indiana Bandits celebrate 15th anniversary
• SPORTS: Athletes sharpen leadership skills
• The sound of talent
• Parents say multi-purpose arena not ideal for horses
• Animal magnetism
• Proper training, bonding key in dog competition
• State audit missed anomaly
• Annual school supply drive kicks off Monday
• SPORTS: Girls summer basketball: Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Girls summer basketball: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Girls summer basketball: Greenfield-Central
• SPORTS: Girls summer basketball: Eastern Hancock
• On the runway, 4-H’ers shine
• Hancock County 4-H Fair: A show of pride
• Rules on septics may add to costs
• Federal grant to help encourage reading, discussion
• Fireworks tax aids in firefighter training
• Chamber sharing fair booth with members again
• SPORTS: Catching up with the boys basketball squads: Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Catching up with the boys basketball squads: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Catching up with the boys basketball squads: Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Catching up with the boys basketball squads: Greenfield-Central
• Train derails in Shelby County; no injuries reported
• Bound by fate
• Nepotism a ‘tricky subject’ for county
• New assistant principal ‘well-suited’ for job
• Program educates children on calling 911
• SPORTS: Trip of a lifetime
• Coordinated efforts
• Passing motorist rescues woman
• Man jumps in lake, fights police dog
• Tourism commission appointments delayed
• National Environmental eyes Hancock County site
• SPORTS: Out with the old, in with the new?
• Reading between the lines
• Bath salts banned under new law
• Property values appear to be rising
• Three people injured in Monday accident
• 5K walk to benefit Shirley youth center
• SPORTS: Passionate Spaulding hopes to ignite all EH sports
• SPORTS: Pick of the Pics, Part 2
• Stuck in neutral
• So you think you know the Fourth?
• ‘Survivor’ star will campaign for Miller
• Never a discouraging word
• Teachers, others sue over vouchers
• SPORTS: Russo's favorite pictures: Part I
• Ammunition for debate
• More hopefuls join fall ballot
• Lilly pitches plan to stem patent losses
• Nursing school in India to bear Hancock name
• Camping retreat ‘so worth it’
• Finding the queen
• County worker measures up to job
• Homes seek listing on national ‘honor roll’
• Teen faces charges after lighting homemade bomb
• Officials stick with original sign ordinance
• Legislature must address police entry, lawmaker says
• SPORTS: Best of the Best, Part 2
• Area vendors are braced for the boom
• Teen dies on railroad tracks
• County gets payback for work on CR 600E
• Park’s entry road to be renamed after fallen officer
• Local lawmakers unmoved by decision on election chief
• SPORTS: Best of the Best, Part I
• A weekend for art
• Little movement on ballot
• Fourth will start with a bang
• New ’12 date presents first complication
• Bike parade needs young bicyclists
• Therapy aims to help uneasy riders
• SPORTS: Dragons are 7-on-7 state champs
• SPORTS: Holden takes charge of Dragons
• Top five new laws
• County eyes new precinct borders
• Hunter aims to donate venison to families in need
• 4-H’er recovering from surgery after being hurt by cow
• 4-H Fair: Dual event attracts high turnout
• SPORTS: The 2011 All-Hancock County Baseball Team
• SPORTS: Baseball Players of the Year: Gunst and Blair
• Worker dies in building collapse
• Only 8,750 to go
• Pennsy Trail fair to get revamp
• Garden tour showcases diversity
• Indiana abortion law stirs debate on health care
• SPORTS: Al Cooper leaves coaching after 30 years
• Bicycle rodeo is first of early 4-H competitions
• SPORTS: Former Dragon ace Higgins headed to Butler
• Man injured in construction accident at CGS Services
• On with the show
• NineStar saves July 4 display
• Ener1 partner filing for bankruptcy
• SPORTS: Pay to Play, Part II: MV coaches fear drop in numbers
• New panels added to Veterans Park
• Griffin: Rape case harmed by poor work
• Inspired by culture
• ‘Legal cocaine’ leads to crime spree
• Visitors Bureau details expenses
• Changing course on signs
• Golf outing raises money for scholarships
• SPORTS: The price of high school sports
• SPORTS: 'Financial sign of the times'
• Sense of relief
• Pastor dies of crash injuries
• Library offers music lovers a sound option
• Chief: No bike patrol policy changes
• A bittersweet finale
• Vanderbeck pleads guilty
• Accident injures Greenfield couple
• Project management
• Police presence will be limited
• Officials eye need for class options
• An adventurous chapter
• Beckenholdt Park’s final phase to begin
• SPORTS: 2011 All-Hancock County Softball Team
• SPORTS: 2011 Hancock County Softball Player of the Year
• EH choice gets ovation
• No rate increases with new electric meters
• U.S. 52, Gem Road intersection left off project list
• Victim’s family clings to hope
• Hancock County Fair to be earlier in 2012
• Preparing the masses
• Covance to bring 15 new jobs
• Fireworks display up in the air for now
• Hancock County roads part of new highway cleanup program
• Poem challenges artists to react
• SPORTS: Coaching Carousel
• Happy endings
• School board to probe stats
• Auditor to retain tourism funds
• CEO survey rewards Indiana for good tax climate
• Tips, rumors abound in missing student case
• SPORTS: As Finals proved, LeBron is no MJ
• BREAKING NEWS: G-C board promises to investigate graduation rate
• On the ground, disbelief
• BENNETT: FIX THE LOOPHOLES
• Academy offers look inside city government
• Restrooms detract from good, clean fun
• SPORTS: Feeney already holder of two Big East titles
• SPORTS: Breslin takes ninth at NCAAs
• Historic plane crashes on way to Greenfield
• Reasonable Doubt
• Growers may get a boost
• More roundabouts, beautification planned
• Patching campaign in the hole
• SPORTS: Column: Hallelujah! G-C press box is no more
• Greenfield-Central's grad rate
• Animal control rules on horizon
• Sister city receives $50,000 in quake relief from group
• Fallen Officers Blood Drive this month
• SPORTS: Stratman gears up for Indiana All-Star game
• A cooling off period
• Short-timer escapes, is caught
• Townships eligible for LOIT share
• Memorial ride takes on new significance
• Hospital drill trains employees to prepare for worst
• SPORTS: A fond farewell
• Riley set in stone
• Circle on 600W gets go-ahead
• About those fuel prices...
• Nepotism rules put on hold for now
• Community ed arguments unfold
• Label-printing firm breaks ground on new home
• SPORTS: Sports Briefs
• SPORTS: Meet new EH girls basketball coach Jeremy Powers
• Back on track?
• Police will crack down on curfew
• Community loses big backer
• Tobacco cuts not as bad as feared
• Scrolling-sign ordinance falters over minutiae
• SPORTS: Gibson Southern ends Dragons' postseason run
• SPORTS: Roembke, Givan last county golfers still standing
• SPORTS: Finishing Touches
• SPORTS: Marauders, Nielsen reach end of the road
• SPORTS: FINAL: New Palestine softball semistate
• SPORTS: FINAL: Mt. Vernon baseball regional
• On the mommy track
• Visitor bureau oversight may be changed
• Mayor replaces member of visitor board
• Teams take to track to win the race against cancer
• Work on roundabout set to begin
• Gray investigation will cost $4,818
• SPORTS: G-C boys at state track finals
• SPORTS: MV Baseball: Next Year Can Wait
• Just desserts
• Elanco expands hunger fight
• Coats discusses energy costs
• County looking at voting centers
• SPORTS: Transfer of Power
• A triumph of teamwork
• Senior Services seeks funds for building
• County eyes scope of nepotism ordinance
• Medicaid plan illegal, feds say
• Relay for Life starts Friday
• SPORTS: Prep Sports Calendar: State Tourney Edition
• SPORTS: Retirement only fuels Williams' passion for soccer
• SPORTS: Dragons claim softball regional
• SPORTS: Learning on the fly
• Westbound I-70 Ramp to Close at Mt. Comfort Road
• SPORTS: MV breaks New Pal curse
• Will we ever enjoy gas relief?
• City eyes CEDIT funds for project
• Officials consider a sound investment
• Honda to add jobs at Greensburg plant
• SPORTS: Givan is once again county's best
• Southern Hancock makes up snow day on Tuesday
• SPORTS: A title for the ages
• I-70 east repairs will occurat night
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon shocks New Pal in baseball final
• SPORTS: Rookie error aids Wheldon
• SPORTS: Epic pitchers' duel ends in G-C loss
• SPORTS: Royals denied sectional repeat
• SPORTS: UPDATE: New Pal girls win softball sectional
• New Palestine High School graduation
• SPORTS: Royals are now just one win away
• Mt. Vernon High School graduation
• 'A time to heal'
• Taxpayer money an issue in initiative
• Heart Gallery exhibit draws attention to kids needing homes
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (May 26-27)
• 'Stronger than we used to be'
• SPORTS: MV studies pay-to-play subsidy
• SPORTS: Updated sectional schedule
• Twister touchdown?
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon advances to baseball semifinals
• Familiar hotel to be built in city
• New mentoring program aims to foster connections
• SPORTS: Greenfield family bonds over Indy tradition
• SPORTS: Sectional softball title game delayed
• Gard, Cherry question Supreme Court decision
• Organizers anticipate big crowds for National Road Yard Sale
• Bicyclist dies after being hit on CR 600W
• SPORTS: Split decision
• SPORTS: Marauders will have to wait to close out Shelbyville
• SPORTS: Catch me if you can
• Phil Davis, "character" study
• SPORTS: Dragons claim softball revenge over Marauders
• SPORTS: Zehner, Dragons advance to state track finals
• SPORTS: Royals open title defense with 2-1 win
• SPORTS: Hits keep coming for former NP players
• Students hurt in crash
• Lightle, Silvey to run for treasurer
• Pay cuts, layoffs approved at Mt. Vernon
• Prosecutor says investigator provides crucial link
• Southern Hancock to accept transfer students
• BREAKING NEWS: School bus accident
• Adult education funding 'slashed'
• Farmers anticipate playing catch-up
• Wife faces charges of arson, insurance fraud
• Hundreds walk to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis
• SPORTS: Royals will have to wait a day to begin title defense
• SPORTS: Red Storm: Dragons claim sectional tennis title
• SPORTS: After exciting weekend, field of 33 set for Sunday
• SPORTS: Not your average big dude
• SPORTS: Sosnowski, Selke fuel Cougars, Dragons at track sectional
• SPORTS: Dragons collect another HHC baseball title
• Class of 2011
• Pence: State is leader
• Lutherans’ vote leaves divisions
• New general store means the world to Wilkinson
• Beyond words
• SPORTS: Boldt's 10 reasons to watch NBA Playoffs
• SPORTS: Royals' Reddy lands at Laville
• Fluid situations
• Artifacts set to go on display
• K9 group hopes for strength in numbers
• E-edition may not be available today
• Traffic patter changing in Mt. Comfort Road construction zone
• Longtime lawmen
• Sheriff’s salary grows with population
• Small businesses find ways to thrive
• New life for old city hall
• SPORTS: NP's Zehner: The total package
• SPORTS: Marauders finish 2nd in hotly contested track sectional
• SPORTS: MV's Weingart survived 45-foot fall
• Move over, sports teams; these all-stars are ready to hoist...
• Vote on MV bus budget delayed
• Sheriff renews emphasis on training
• Group seeks grant to link trails
• Vanderbeck attorney says case will go to trial
• Local man attacked, found along rural road
• Where the dinosaur roams...
• County reports should match
• Colleagues pay tribute to late officer
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Marauders win G-C softball tourney
• SPORTS: MV golfers third at conference meet
• Church’s first female pastor ‘spiritually powerful’
• SPORTS: On Campus: Former prep athletes thrive in college
• SPORTS: Marauders split with Golden Bears
• SPORTS: Grass sets school record for Royals
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: G-C golfers triumph
• SPORTS: Marauders win first ever HHC track title
• SPORTS: G-C beats New Pal in Game 1; Dragons bounce back in nightcap
• For volunteers, job will be a messy one
• Miller likes role of party crasher
• Sour note for MV band
• EH to raise lunch fee
• SPORTS: Dragons on fire heading into GC doubleheader
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Marcum gets 200th softball win as NP coach
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon boys win HHC thriller
• Judge takes Vanderbeck motion under advisement
• Stream Engine
• Panel to study education facility
• City eyes buying new utility monitors
• Planned Parenthood to dip into Women’s Health Fund
• Seasoned growers give fresh ideas
• County Council opts out of health care clinic plan
• A wireless milestone
• Youth center will fill void for children in Shirley
• Council OKs money for building repairs
• Man charged in unemployment fraud case
• SPORTS: Powers to lead Royal girls
• SPORTS: MV blanks Shenandoah in softball
• SPORTS: Power Play
• SPORTS: MV fundraiser for Operation SOS
• SPORTS: Dragons dominate HHC girls' track championships
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV tennis holds court
• P.A.C.E. team nets fugitive
• G-C adopts new calendar
• SPORTS: G-C suffers conference baseball loss
• Elementary principal at EH resigns
• Attorney wants case transferred
• Southern Hancock approves pre-kindergarten program
• SH votes unanimously to keep bus service local
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (May 6-7)
• G-C moves to new calendar
• Gee forces to abound
• Victims now can get alerts via Web
• New gun law leaves local one in limbo
• County looking anew at health clinic idea
• SPORTS: Former Hancock County standouts starring at college level
• SPORTS: Dickerson, Culver, Wray propel Cougars to invite title
• SPORTS: A memory honored
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Arabians take 3 from MV
• SPORTS: Pence sets G-C career home run mark
• SPORTS: Dragons pummel Lions, turn rare triple play
• Turning point for adult ed
• DeReamer: I’m not leaving
• State will review new fire territory
• Baby steps to great strides
• EH officials believe gun scare a ‘made-up threat’
• Part of CR 1000N to close for repairs
• SPORTS: NP back to their old ways
• National Day of Prayer
• Schools may adopt new schedule
• Daniels signs historic bill on vouchers
• SPORTS: Girls County Track Meet: Edons, Zehner, Napariu power dominant Dragons
• SPORTS: Boys County Track Meet: Davis shines as Marauders win it for Kendall
• Some surprised by fee collection letters
• Police uncover marijuana plants in hidden room
• SPORTS: Gimme Five: Dragons, Marauders win fifth straight county crowns
• Bigger BITE
• DeReamer may not stay
• Report: Plea deal in check fraud case mishandled
• Pence appears set to enter Indiana governor race
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon-Pendleton Heights baseball doubleheader bumped up to tonight
• SPORTS: Homeward Bound?
• Election Notebook
• Fortville/McCordsville
• 2 of 3 incumbents victorious
• Rematch is no contest
• Race goes to Swift, Carwein
• DeReamer: ‘I have no regrets’
• National Road tour: nostalgia trip
• SPORTS: Givan, Marauders down Dragons on links
• SPORTS: Hancock County Track and Field Meet history
• SPORTS: New Pal girls as dominant as ever on track
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon boys riding 4-year county track win streak
• Pasco easily wins mayoral primary
• 2011 Primary Election Results
• Man on the street
• Death of Osama bin Laden: At last, justice is served
• Students ponder a new lesson: What’s next?
• Hopefuls make their final appeals
• Bill dealing with nepotism in local government fails in final hours
• SPORTS: 100 years of history, turn-by-turn
• Vote on the Bin Laden Poll
• SPORTS: Dragons softball team handles Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: New Pal girls set 8 track and field records at Pendleton Heights
• SPORTS: Napariu passionate about getting stronger
• SPORTS: New Palestine takes 2 from Yorktown
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Mt. Vernon tennis rocks out
• SPORTS: Marauders sweep Cougars in baseball DH
• SPORTS: G-C softball squad downs Mt. Vernon
• the last WORD
• A party fit for a (future) king?
• Agritourism starts to take root
• Schools don't like shift in election
• Program will help deputies, families
• Presentation will take trip back in time with Interurban
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock HS summer camp info
• SPORTS: New Palestine HS summer camp info
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: NP girls down No. 7 Trojans
• SPORTS: Sportsblog: MV, G-C prepare to battle; EH girls rolling; new wrestling weight classes
• Lawmakers OK school voucher plan
• Students get reality check
• Planners sign off on bypass path
• Planned Parenthood faces cuts to funding
• Close call: County eyes cell tower setbacks
• SPORTS: 2011 Golf Guide
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: McKinney, Mt. Vernon slam New Castle
• A $40 million question
• New owner plans to restore distinctive downtown home
• About that raise...
• Daniels’ campaign timeline ticking
• Wheeler only contestant for Cumberland judge seat
• SPORTS: Meet New Palestine athletic secretary Debbie Robinson
• SPORTS: Meet Mt. Vernon athletic secretary Patty Calder
• SPORTS: Meet Eastern Hancock athletic secretary Rhonda Wright
• SPORTS: Meet Greenfield-Central athletic secretary ConnieJo Harris
• SPORTS: G-C athletic director Kevin Horrigan honors longtime assistant ConnieJo Harris
• SPORTS: Marauder softball squad earns split at Center Grove Tourney
• SPORTS: Rushville will leave Hoosier Heritage Conference
• Teacher merit pay bill heads to Daniels’ desk
• SPORTS: Shaw resigns as Eastern Hancock girls coach
• SPORTS: Greenfield-Central, New Palestine perfect on diamond
• SPORTS: Montgomery is sparkplug to Marauders baseball machine
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon claims county tennis crown
• Soggy season
• Late-fee notices raise questions
• Spectators take notes, weigh in
• Differences of opinion
• Schools face key reform issues
• Flurry of activity in final days
• SPORTS: Is this the Pacers' last stand?
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: GC, MV hold their own on track
• Fewer county roads will be repaved
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon slays softball powerhouse New Palestine
• Ready to react
• Tourism, arts group may work together
• Heartbeats Health Festival can be life-changing event
• Grown-ups for a day
• Fire district tax may be reviewed
• Tobacco program is budget victim
• Would-be volunteers now can
• SPORTS: The safe road
• Fire threatens library archives
• DeReamer, Pasco will meet in debate
• Snow, ice removal costly for county
• County to oversee firearms fund
• SPORTS: Budget cuts could force out Mt. Vernon baseball coach
• SPORTS: Bulls have their new Jordan, Pacers need to find next Reggie
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Dragons, Marauder bats stay hot
• Fire department called to library
• Technical difficulties can’t detour Greenfield-Central’s driving force
• Cranes will help lift spirits
• Senate OKs new controls on abortion
• Show offers tasty ideas for seasoned, novice cooks
• SPORTS: County athletes shine over the weekend
• SPORTS: Packing quite a punch
• Hospital kicks off $3 million fund for hospice unit
• Youngest candidate raises most
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: New Pal, G-C win big on diamond
• Pasco has cash edge
• House OKs limits on teacher contracts
• Campaign Finance Reports
• SPORTS: Smith's All-Star snub exposes flaw in system
• Novelty buys venerable toy company
• Lawmakers think session is on track
• Chamber honors contributors
• Pinch at the pump
• Park Cemetery roads to be repaved
• Maxwell principal honored
• Roundbout bids 'surprising'
• City urges compassion for Kakuda, Japan
• JBS recognized with Energy Star
• SPORTS: Welcome to Hancock County, where softball is king
• G-C worries about class size
• Board changes stance on transfers
• Council looks at 2012 budget
• Public can weigh in on education facility
• Event will showcase locally grown food products
• SPORTS: McKinney, Korlowicz power baseball squads to big wins
• SPORTS: Eastern promises
• Southern Hancock makes major moves
• Veteran will lead special ed group
• EH approves computers for high school students
• Wanted: Caring volunteers
• SPORTS: 2011 Hancock County Boys Golf Preview
• Planting patience
• Proposal shifts district lines
• SPORTS: Williams puts on a Special show
• Mayoral hopefuls eye public funding for education alliance
• Greenfield woman dies in car crash
• SPORTS: Cooper will be New Palestine athletic director
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock hires new football coach
• SPORTS: Girls Tennis Preview: MV and New Pal loaded
• SPORTS: Perfect start for Marauders
• SPORTS: Opening statement
• SPORTS: Bears no match for Cougars
• Opening statement
• SPORTS: Dickerson, Zehner power track squads to wins
• Photo of the Day
• Hiring of special ed director near
• Warrants issued, but suspects elude police
• Legislators making up for lost time
• NPHS teachers share secrets of success with state superintendent
• Proposals target alcohol ID law
• District 1 candidates outline their priorities
• Early voting off to slow start
• Task force produced several major cases
• SPORTS: 3rd-inning explosion propels Dragons
• DRUG UNIT: NO ANTIDOTE
• SPORTS: Cuebas powers G-C softball team
• Candidates' views on city differ
• Tax preparers keeping up a hectic pace
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: Fishers downs MV in diamond opener
• SPORTS: Butler fans, it was fun while it lasted
• Prescriptions were faked, police say
• I-70 riders will escort 9/11 icons to memorial spot
• Old Legion Post set for razing
• Self-defense class to stress confidence
• Artisans show how simple gourds can become beautiful works of art...
• Cold shooting dooms Butler in title game
• ELECTION 2011: CITY COUNCIL
• SPORTS: What did you do on your spring break?
• SPORTS: Spring Sports Calendar
• SPORTS: Butler fans pack Hinkle to watch Bulldogs' win
• SPORTS: Royals confident they're ready to turn the corner
• SPORTS: Year after year, Dragons have state title aspirations
• SPORTS: New MV coach Nielsen expects professional attitude
• SPORTS: With improved defense, G-C could thrive on diamond
• A question of force
• County frets over visitors bureau’s lax budgeting
• G-C will seek help on new calendar
• Shirley trying to save after-school program
• Car lot owner faces charges
• We're not as healthy as we look
• Mayoral hopefuls agree on roundabouts - sort of
• College students lead smartphone charge
• Guilty plea in neglect of toddler
• SPORTS: Plenty to look forward to for this deep Marauder lineup
• SPORTS: Royals aren't shy in aim to exceed 2010 triumphs
• SPORTS: Mound questions hover over perennial state contenders
• SPORTS: Semistate loss fuels record-setting Cougars
• Labor-related bills clear House
• Let's win this thing
• Storm-spotter class popular
• Foundation director is ‘dream job’ for Barber
• SPORTS: Jake Fox makes Orioles' big-league roster
• SPORTS: IHSAA sets new sectional fields
• County OKs contract to collect child support
• SPORTS: His chance to serve
• SPORTS: EH's Smith earns Top 60 nod
• SPORTS: Local racer earns win
• SPORTS: MV girls get Hall of Fame invite
• SPORTS: Pending legislation would benefit home schoolers
• House Democrats end stalemate
• A native son returns home for his Navy promotion
• Free full-day kindergarten returning to Eastern Hancock
• Hancock Foundation coordinating earthquake relief fund
• Butler did it!
• Police believe suspect hid at campground
• Photo of the Day
• SPORTS: Q&A with a Hancock County basketball lifer
• SPORTS: His show now
• Libertarians hope to make themselves heard
• Walker must pay $56,000 to 3 victim in swindle
• Dick Pasco: Service matters the most
• Spring ushers in 'chick days'
• Brad DeReamer: My goals drive me
• Group renews its pitch for higher-education facilities
• Greenfield plans crackdown on unsafe structures
• Volvo introduces its electric car at Ener1 in Mt. Comfort
• Detective finds link between theft incidents
• SPORTS: Dragons dominate softball opener
• SPORTS: Brett's battle back
• SPORTS: GC, MV win softball openers
• SPORTS: MV athletic changes on tap
• Famous legislative walkouts in history
• Empty feelings
• Plan aims to boost college grad rate
• Boys and Girls Club in Shirley to close
• Casting a wider net
• MV approves cost-cutting moves
• City crews prepare for heavy lifting
• Fundraiser will help Rotary’s life-saving mission
• SPORTS: MV makes Armstrong hire official
• SPORTS: Royal softball team off to hot start
• SPORTS: Butler's magic will run out
• SPORTS: Why Butler will make it back to the Final Four
• Saturday school smooth overall
• Shakeout aims to drill home message
• Many Hoosiers fail to embrace healthy habits
• Saturday brings sweet sounds of success for G-C, MV
• SPORTS: Dickerson hopes to lift Cougars
• SPORTS: Hancock Co. track preview capsules
• Scholarships celebrate the arts
• Formula for dissent
• Standoff to leave casualties
• Family’s zeal goes for a cause and a cure
• DeReamer: Give me a grade
• IPT supply line fine for now, firm says
• SPORTS: 2010-11 All-Hancock County First Team
• SPORTS: 2010-11 Hancock County Player of the Year: Dustin Smith
• Distractions on the information highway
• SPORTS: Armstrong gets Mt. Vernon football coach job
• Sister City survives, is recovering
• Snow days weighed in planning for EH 2011-12 calendar
• SPORTS: No pain, no gain
• For students at EH, Saturday to be school day
• Scary run-in with goose leaves driver with mess
• WEB EXTRA: Proposed Per Pupil Funding
• The eyes on the storms
• Bridges on verge of being off limits
• Sheriff's worker quits after accident
• Group looking at ways to update comprehensive plan
• Emphasizing the positive
• 3 schools earn 4-Star praise
• Program targets delinquent payments
• SPORTS: NCAA TV schedule
• G-C to buy vacant home near elementary
• SPORTS: Sports Briefs
• Eastern Hancock delays decision on buying laptops
• Commissioners review 911 equipment contract
• SPORTS: The most glorious day of the year
• Sister City reportedly coping
• Funding cuts leave trustees with bills
• Lilly offers to buy animal health business
• Tort claim alleges abuse by GPD
• SPORTS: Feeney nets first All-American certificate
• SPORTS: Holden tabbed New Pal boys soccer coach
• SPORTS: End of the line
• SPORTS: Dragons fall in regional semifinal
• SPORTS: All-Hancock County Girls Basketball Team
• SPORTS: Player of the Year: MV's Jessica Brown
• SPORTS: 3 Dragons qualify for state finals
• Sibling anxiety
• Extent of disaster unfolding
• Pasco outlines stance on city issues at forum
• City council candidates reluctant to take sides
• EH unsure of laptops’ overall cost
• Training targets impaired driving
• Pro-labor rally attracts 8,000 protesters
• Learning curve
• Rules on city signs are relaxed
• Ex-staffer sues city for age bias
• Expo showcases resources
• City seeks to remedy Weson Village-area flooding
• SPORTS: Regional capsules
• SPORTS: Cinderella strikes again
• Making learning easier
• Boycott showing signs of easing
• County breaks hiring freeze
• Mt. Comfort Airport set to change name
• Chili season comes to an end
• SPORTS: Jake Fox hoping to stick with Orioles
• SPORTS: Haynes takes nothing for granted
• SPORTS: Rainey's persevers for New Palestine
• Seeking a 'hire' calling
• Judge won't OK new probe in Gray case
• Forum to address reform
• Recycling efforts ramping up
• Federal agency says Towle violated Hatch Act
• A united front
• Group hopes to draw public interest
• Run-down properties could get new looks
• SPORTS: New Palestine gymnasts set school record at sectional
• Officials compiling data on recent storm damage
• SPORTS: The shoe fits: Underdog Dragons claim sectional title
• SPORTS: Royals stifled by Bulldogs
• SPORTS: Williams' valiant effort not enough for Marauders
• SPORTS: Upset specialists
• Indiana General Assembly: In limbo and in new territory
• Fundraiser aims to help G-C thespians attend national event
• Hancock County GOP had big money edge in 2010
• As a candidate, mayor enjoys built-in benefits
• County's demographic numbers show more diversity
• SPORTS: Basketball Sectional Lineup
• Banking on a bright idea
• SPORTS: Gymnastics Sectional preview
• Job fair will offer variety of openings
• Event organizers hope to cultivate interest in gourds
• SPORTS: Smith sets record as Royals advance
• SPORTS: Arabians oust Cougars from sectional
• The fight of his life
• Program helps families get closer, stronger
• Impasse resolution remains elusive
• Daniels: run in 2012 less important
• SPORTS: Stirring finish filled with highs, lows
• SPORTS: Patient Williams seizing his moment
• SPORTS: Greenfield's Running Man
• I-70 lane closures tonight will prepare for more roadwork
• SPORTS: Anderson's Wigwam an Indiana institution
• SPORTS: Marauders dominate All-HHC team
• SPORTS: Gibson makes spring debut
• A group effort
• Gun rule losing its teeth
• G-C seeks maximum impact with mini bridges
• Library will join effort to thwart fraud
• Local lawmakers say little can be done during boycott
• Winter takes off its gloves
• CR 600W circle gains support
• Students celebrate birthday with pride
• City officials pleased with progress of new website
• SPORTS: Dragons hope win over Woodmen a sign of things to come
• SPORTS: What 2 Watch 4
• SPORTS: 'A great night for G-C swimming'
• SPORTS: Cougars pull out win over Panthers
• SPORTS: Don't look now, but here comes MV
• As local school districts struggle to make up for days lost to bad weather, they’re faced with a
• Prosecutor wants case re-evaluated
• MV set for ‘bold approach’ with cuts
• City getting around to project
• Without quorum, House bills remain in limbo
• Testing their theories
• House adjourns amid stalemate
• Woman files suit against car dealer
• Council approves Frost property annexation
• SPORTS: Sectional preview: Eastern Hancock
• SPORTS: Sectional preview: Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Sectional preview: New Palestine
• SPORTS: Sectional preview: Greenfield-Central
• Man alleges brutality in filing
• SPORTS: Hoops Wrap: Williams, MV heating up
• SPORTS: As sectional nears, Dragons search for consistency
• A fine solution
• Committee eyes need for rental ordinance
• GOP leader scoffs at deal
• Immigration bill clears Senate
• Coats gets ‘earful’ on health care
• Ready or not, here comes ISTEP
• Immigration bill raises concerns
• Busy stretch of I-70 will get third lane
• County’s insurance increases
• Funding formula change could hurt SH schools
• SPORTS: As tourneys go by, single-class system becomes a fading memory
• SPORTS: Bigger Dreams
• I-70 speed limits to be lowered to 45 mph in construction area
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock sports briefs
• SPORTS: Farrell 7th at wrestling state finals
• SPORTS: Boys Basketball Sectional Draw
• SPORTS: G-C boys grab HHC 3rd-place finish
• SPORTS: G-C swims to 1st sectional title since 1985
• SPORTS: MV girls fall 1 game short of regional title
• A historic donation
• Ruling blocks shortcuts on P.E.
• ‘The teacher does come out’
• Goal of new system is improved patient care
• EH will make up snow days on Saturdays
• SPORTS: Prep Update: MV hoops, GC swimming & wrestling
• SPORTS: Last man standing
• SPORTS: Williams the difference in this one
• U.S. 40 Redevelopment: New plans for old structures breathe life into ambitions for the National Road
• Election 2011
• County waiting for owners to take action
• Firm may move to Mt. Comfort, bring 118 jobs
• SPORTS: Vogel might stick, but Granger should go
• Budget includes shift in school funding
• SPORTS: Shelton's soft side
• Patchwork just like clockwork
• County happy with tax payments
• Shipping job turns out to be part of scam
• City council will consider request for annexation
• I-70 lane closure planned for weekend
• Grappling with grief
• Program promotes power of recall
• Faulty meter at heart of EH energy savings
• Plan would allow free counseling
• Indiana panel backs private school voucher bill
• SPORTS: G-C slips out of HHC race
• SPORTS: Pick your poison
• Closing Remarks
• G-C studies options for new calendar
• County eyes change in weapons ordinance
• Griffin, Jester to review evidence in Gray case
• EH wants to buy laptops for all students
• Commissioners quarrel over snow days
• Nipping a problem
• Deputy resigns after charge
• Buyers of cars stranded
• Wanted: Clues about history
• Police hunting suspect in serial iPad thefts
• Police: False report leads to peeping arrest
• Marketplace to benefit county 4-H
• Board votes to close Doe Creek Middle School
• SPORTS: Farrell, McGinley punch their state finals tickets
• SPORTS: Sectional notebook
• Deputy accused of theft resigns
• SPORTS: Comeback fuels MV to sectional title
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon girls 1 win from sectional title
• SPORTS: MV boys still evolving
• SPORTS: New Pal, EH boys claim road wins
• SPORTS: Cougars' shooting cold and costly
• SPORTS: Dragons swim final lap at state finals
• Deputy turns self in to police
• Breaking with tradition
• Sheriff: Accountability a priority
• County, city reap benefits from tax
• Police will be at SH meetings
• This week in the General Assembly
• Read the Sigler Court Filing
• No crimes committed: A look at the rationale
• WHAT HAPPENED?
• Vote center concept getting closer look
• United Way to party on St. Pats
• City Council Pictometry
• AT&T seeks OK for cell phone tower
• Owner agrees to remodel house deemed unsafe after 2009 fire
• SPORTS: McGinley to battle on despite tragedy
• SPORTS: Exploring the Twitter fascination
• SPORTS: Former NP coach Armstrong a finalist for EH football job
• SPORTS: Nearing the homestretch
• Lack of credible witnesses key in dropped Gray case
• SPORTS: Wrestling Semistate Preview
• SPORTS: Royals' youth shows in sectional loss
• Prosecutor says officer spent funds at casino
• Lingering redoubts
• Police: Give Gray evidence another look
• County shores up nepotism policy
• Auction raises money, hope for Gift of Life recipients
• SPORTS: Shelby shocks New Pal in sectional
• Ellison' expected to resign
• Merged co-op gets new name
• Students, staff get back on track after days off
• Officials, public react to Gray case in different ways
• Timeline in the Bud Gray Case
• After 6 months of probing accusations against Bud Gray, prosecutor declares...
• SPORTS: Always a part of the game
• Prosecutor plans to drop charges against Gray
• SPORTS: New Pal swimmers, MV diver claim sectional titles
• SPORTS: New Pal realigned to Class 4A
• SPORTS: Oh my, Josh
• SPORTS: Prep postponements: Update
• Ex-deputy sentenced to 14 days in jail
• Special prosecutor to review trustee case
• Draft rules for educator evaluations draw concerns
• Going with the flow
• SPORTS: Prep events update
• The tale of the rings
• Harvest Council envisions vibrant agritourism
• SPORTS: Girls Basketball Sectional Preview
• SPORTS: Prep weather postponements
• Help for energy bills available
• Warm Welcomes
• Hospital tackles health reform
• Riding Center poised for expansion
• Injuries testify to icy conditions
• SPORTS: Ready or not...
• Hoosiers have battled many winter storms
• Pregnancy Center: a new home and renewed focus
• Hospital
• A matter of degree
• Schools, services still frozen
• SPORTS: Sportsmanship: A dwindling attitude
• SPORTS: IHSAA realignment could split New Pal, Mt. Vernon
• Photo of the Day
• Continued storms cause school daze
• The iceman cometh
• What to do, where to go
• Shelter from the storm
• Practice makes perfect
• State attorney general sues former sheriff, deputy
• Conditions converge for a dangerous winter storm
• Residents get set to hunker down
• SPORTS: Arabians spoil NP's senior day
• SPORTS: Royals stop G-C, win fifth straight
• Red Cross begins emergency preparations
• SPORTS: Marauders unbeaten no more
• SPORTS: Long time comin'
• Attorney general's office sues former Sheriff Bud Gray
• SPORTS: Weekend Update: MV girls lose; county wrestlers at sectional
• SPORTS: Cougars suffer HHC setback to Arabians
• SPORTS: Dragons crown Tigers
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon boys take care of basics
• SPORTS: Eastern Hancock girls grab 3rd win
• SPORTS: Swimming wrap: GC, NP, MV score wins
• Winter Homecoming
• Woman jumps into husband's arms to flee fire
• Ticket prices reduced for Indianapolis Air Show
• Beckenholdt Park taking shape
• Reserve deputies supplement sheriff's department
• Mini-grants help spruce up downtown area
• Municipal races draw candidates
• Photo gallery: Library story hour
• Restroom fire at G-C leads to arson arrest
• Council says no to 'University'
• SPORTS: G-C, Royals plan Hall of Fame inductions
• SPORTS: IHSAA Winter Sports Postseason Guide
• SPORTS: G-C grad stares down real-life curveball
• SPORTS: Motivating factor
• SPORTS: Mt. Vernon, New Pal girls triumph
• Change brewing for tea parties
• Sam's Club donates pet food to shelter
• State audit questions Sugar Creek Township bookkeeping
• Vanderbeck attorney withdraws motion to dismiss
• Photo of the Day
• Poster adds some drama to 'Mockingbird' production
• Rumors of layoffs prove unfounded
• SPORTS: Cougars even season record with win over Yorktown
• SPORTS: Bigger test looms for NP
• Biden visits EnerDel
• SPORTS: Sectional Wrestling Preview
• Photo gallery: Space heater blamed for house fire
• Portion of Fortville Pike closed Friday
• SPORTS: For the good of the cause
• Photo of the Day
• County job fair aims to make connections
• Task force focuses on middle class
• Biden's visit will focus attention on Hancock County
• Vice president will visit Hancock County
• Photo gallery: Cougar Cuisine
• G-C's beat will go on this weekend
• Physican network to add 3 doctors
• Ex-union president admits he stole
• Seniority key in assigning legislative seats
• Ex-jail commander resigns as officer
• SPORTS: Dragons bounce back
• SPORTS: Apollos' game-winner sinks Mt. Vernon
• SPORTS: Feels so good
• Vice President to visit Hancock County
• Firefighter pleads guilty to theft
• SPORTS: Back home again
• SPORTS: Royals' pink-hot barrage buries Bulldogs
• SPORTS: MV girls struggle, but improve to 17-0
• SPORTS: NP loses game it was 'supposed' to win
• Ex-MV star returns as collegian
• Merged co-op swings into action
• New SH board member at odds with colleagues
• Man pleads guilty in burglary in which homeowner was shot
• Photo of the Day
• Cherry bill backs beer at State Fair
• Council candidate hopes youth is served
• SPORTS: State of flux
• Photo gallery: A snowy day
• Vanderbeck hearing postponed
• Greenfield-Central cancels activities, reschedules play
• SPORTS: High school wrestlers face unique challenge
• SPORTS: Prep Wrap: MV equals best start in team history
• SPORTS: NP football team nominated for Colts award
• Old Man Winter winds up for another punch
• Gray rebuts audit findings
• 'Thank you' for not smoking
• Photo of the Day
• EnerDel workers give electric car a spin
• Local transit system looks to connect with IndyGo
• EnerDel touts its new ties to China
• Attitudes mixed about making cold remedies prescription-only
• SPORTS: Willis steps down at EH
• SPORTS: For Pacers, playoff clock is ticking
• SPORTS: Hoops Wrap: G-C loses game, takes HHC lead
• Economic development funds will help raze eyesores
• SPORTS: Balbach dominates HHC; Dragons, Cougars pin wrestling titles
• Elanco unveils 2 new flea treatments
• Company seeks tax abatements to move for Mt. Comfort move
• SPORTS: Cougars rule the pool
• SPORTS: Short-handed New Pal girls clip Cougars
• SPORTS: Flashes of potential
• SPORTS: Just in the nick of time
• SPORTS: Waters run deep
• State audit: $52,000 in sheriff's department expenditures questioned
• Holiday closings on Monday
• On a mission to make a difference
• Indy Partnership touts regional approach to economic development
• Snow days challenging for parents
• State Board of Accounts Audit Report
• SPORTS: HHC swimming preview
• SPORTS: HHC wrestling preview
• SPORTS: From Texas to California to Indiana, Maxwell pursues swimming passion
• Griffin hires deputy's daughter
• Real estate auctions go commercial
• A new dimension in aerial photography
• Zoning for Sawmill development: Has it expired or not?
• Photographer's work to be displayed
• New scam targets GBC customers
• Sheriff's request to fund deputy's job turned down
• Local educators cast critical eye on governor's education agenda
• Photo of the Day
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Jan. 11-12)
• Hancock County takes latest round of snow in stride
• Hospital foundation's charity chief resigns
• SPORTS: G-C's Gibson gets invite to major league camp
• Even wrecked, car's a doozy
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Jan. 10-11)
• Bus drivers say service should remain local
• Sobered public officials rethink security
• Rotarians help fund heart surgery for girl from Ghana
• Blue Angels signed for rescheduled air show
• SPORTS: Marauders avoid Millers' upset bid
• SPORTS: Healthy and hopeful
• Photo gallery: Swope Street house fire
• SPORTS: Resilient Royas dominate with defense
• SPORTS: Another New Pal game, another overtime
• SPORTS: G-C boys beat MV for 2nd time in 8 days
• 2 school districts study changes in transportation
• Spinning gold and silver into profit
• Decisions made too quickly, new SH board member says
• Scam artists troll for bank info
• Workplace wellness and fitness initiatives take off
• Southern Hancock board braces for vote on school closing
• Former jail commander accepts offer to stay on
• SPORTS: What coaches make
• New director spreads the message about Hancock Hope House
• G-C building toward 'Mockingbird' premiere
• Housing professionals cautiously optimistic about 2011
• Tax bills expected to go out on time
• SPORTS: MV girls stay perfect with rout of Southport
• SPORTS: Cougars even record with HHC win
• Former deputy's alcohol issues dated back at least four years
• SPORTS: A terrific tandem
• Photo of the Day
• Sugar Creek Township accounting procedures in question
• Gallery showing art of G-C seventh-graders
• New county officials tackle their new duties
• Man's death after fall from car still under investigation
• Leece family welcomes county's first baby of 2011
• Former Eastern Hancock teacher enters plea deal
• G-C band will get $25,000 grant
• Greenfield holiday sales mirror nation's
• Photo of the Day
• Burberry CEO nurtures ties to New Palestine
• SPORTS: Jake Greig: Athlete Perspective
• SPORTS: Colts prediction review
• SPORTS: No stopping NP
• Deputy resigns in lieu of firing
• Council has plans to remove tower message
• Shaken and stirred
• State Medicaid cuts likely to be followed by more
• uspected scammer caught fleeing country
• SPORTS: Marauders leave no doubt this time
• SPORTS: Clark's big play caps gutsy Dragon comeback victory
• SPORTS: Slow vs. Go
• SPORTS: MV girls advance past Cougars
• 2011: A LOOK AHEAD: Business
• 2011: A LOOK AHEAD: Education
• 2011: A LOOK AHEAD: Public Safety
• 2011: A LOOK AHEAD: Mayor's race
• SPORTS: New Pal girls get another crack at No. 1 Mt. Vernon
• ‘A bittersweet moment’
• Sheriff Bud Gray case ‘progressing’
• Residents can speak on utility changes
• Planners will weigh zoning change for industrial use
• SPORTS: Going back, back, back
• SPORTS: County Tourney history
• SPORTS: County basketball tourney up for grabs
• Deputy had key role in major drug bust
• Going for the Gold Award
• Residents, businesses light up Shirley
• Mayor replaces longtime officials
• Children with Christmas birthdays cause for extra celebration
• Recycling facility seeks home in Mt. Comfort area
• Mold issue resolved, but another one crops up
• SPORTS: Taking aim: NP bowling team hits the lanes
• SPORTS: All I want for Christmas...
• SPORTS: Midseason basketball report
• Power house
• Hancock County deputy pleads not guilty on drunk-driving charge
• $1 million gift is Indianapolis man's legacy to Hancock County
• Review shows lax oversight of bail bond funds leads to problems
• Last-minute shoppers get down to business
• Hancock deputy arrested on DUI charge after accident
• United Way meets its goal in Hancock County
• SPORTS: Transition Game
• P.A.C.E. team helps stem flow of drugs
• Loft seeks approval for new signs
• Police take kids on shopping spree
• Greenfield-Central gets E for effort
• EH gets grant for outdoor lab
• SPORTS: Cougar Clampdown
• SPORTS: First 40, then 42: Smith nets EH school record
• SPORTS: Panther girls down Royals
• SPORTS: Cougars snare HHC road win
• SPORTS: Dragons back on track
• SPORTS: Marauders in win column
• SPORTS: One-man show
• The new sheriff’s men
• Man gets 65 years for shooting
• Layoff raises questions at SH
• SPORTS: MV has all the answers
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Dec. 16-17)
• Piling on
• Deputies detail revenue generated for county
• Doe Creek appears set to close
• MV board eyes a ‘dirty job’
• SPORTS: Some myths are meant to be busted
• SPORTS: A Hoosier Basketball Rebirth?
• Newly elected officeholders sworn in
• Council: Use jail fund for pension
• Senior Services hopes to build new office, garage
• Hydrants need to be clear of snow
• SPORTS: Aiming for the top
• Bypass debate takes a detour
• G-C protects full-day K for 2011-12
• SH eyes outsourcing kids’ transportation
• Officers take no chances
• Man arrested for card-cloning turned over to feds
• SPORTS: Reddy out as EH football coach
• WEB EXTRA: Emergency Runs (Dec. 12-13)
• Emergency Runs
• Candidate debates continue this week
• Meals on Wheels needs drivers
• Paving project to restrict traffic
• School goes "buggy" over weather station
• Choosing not only a sheriff, but also his supporting cast
• Pulling for "YES"
• Choosing not only a sheriff, but also his supporting cast
• Pulling for "YES"
• Emergency Runs
• Candidate debates continue this week
• Meals on Wheels needs drivers
• Paving project to restrict traffic
• School goes "buggy" over weather station
• Emergency Runs
• More weather pictures needed
• Meals on Wheels needs drivers
• Paving project to restrict traffic
• Getting the word out
• Man faults city after arrest at his business
• ELECTION 2010
• Abiding by law, faith
• Commissioner debate webcast delayed
• Emergency Runs
• More weather pictures needed
• Towle, Menser debate tonight
• Church must ask zoning board for forgiveness and belated permission
• County council votes to raise income taxes
• Organizers hope to raise $50,000 for slain officer’s family
• Emergency Runs
• More weather pictures needed
• Towle, Menser debate tonight
• Church must ask zoning board for forgiveness and belated permission
• County council votes to raise income taxes
• Organizers hope to raise $50,000 for slain officer’s family
• Abiding by law, faith
• Emergency Runs
• Flu vaccination
• P.A.W.S. adoption event Saturday
• Feeding minds, feeding bodies
• ELECTION 2010
• "Not guilty" plea dismays family of slain police officer
• "I didn’t think I hit him very hard"
• Flu vaccination
• P.A.W.S. adoption event Saturday
• Feeding minds, feeding bodies
• ELECTION 2010
• "Not guilty" plea dismays family of slain police officer
• "I didn’t think I hit him very hard"
• Emergency Runs
• Emergency Runs
• Ind. 9 bridge deck pour is Tuesday
• Two free flu clinics next week
• Zion Lutheran School expanding to meet need
• History buffs turn back time at camp
• County roots run deep for hopefuls
• Kakuda visitors revel in festival traditions
• Ind. 9 bridge deck pour is Tuesday
• Special wall honors doctors’ contributions
• Board floats idea of city water park--again
• "Local is important to us"
• RILEY FESTIVAL 2010
• Emergency Runs
• Soup kitchen raising funds
• Special wall honors doctors’ contributions
• Board floats idea of city water park--again
• "Local is important to us"
• RILEY FESTIVAL 2010
• Emergency Runs
• Soup kitchen raising funds
• RILEY FESTIVAL 2010
• Emergency Runs
• Corn maze to help Phillips family
• Soup kitchen raising funds
• Special wall honors doctors’ contributions
• Board floats idea of city water park--again
• "Local is important to us"
• Emergency Runs
• Fundraiser to help Schroeder family
• Bridge deck to be poured Thursday
• Harlem Wizards will bring game to Eastern Hancock
• Local historians revive Riley birthday club
• Sister Cities celebration planned
• THE DEATH OF OFFICER WILL PHILLIPS
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Wood benefit concert is Sunday
• Volunteers sought to place crosses
• Volunteers step forward
• Income tax increase likely
• Outpouring of sympathy
• SUSPECT SURRENDERS
• Emergency Runs
• Fundraiser to help Schroeder family
• Bridge deck to be poured Thursday
• Harlem Wizards will bring game to Eastern Hancock
• Local historians revive Riley birthday club
• Sister Cities celebration planned
• THE DEATH OF OFFICER WILL PHILLIPS
• Emergency Runs
• Emergency Runs
• "Changing Hearts" concert Sunday
• Ladies Day Out will be Oct. 12
• Harvest Market to show its thanks 
• Dry conditions dangerously affect harvest
• Tool maker to bring 80 jobs
• "TAKEN BEFORE HIS TIME"
• Ladies Day Out will be Oct. 12
• Harvest Market to show its thanks 
• Dry conditions dangerously affect harvest
• Tool maker to bring 80 jobs
• "TAKEN BEFORE HIS TIME"
• Emergency Runs
• "Changing Hearts" concert Sunday
• GPD: Night training not unusual
• As grief sinks in, attention turns to a suspect
• CITY MOURNS FALLEN OFFICER
• Emergency Runs
• WEARhouse store needs volunteers
• Wood benefit concert is Oct. 10
• Flu shot clinic will be today
• GPD: Night training not unusual
• As grief sinks in, attention turns to a suspect
• CITY MOURNS FALLEN OFFICER
• Emergency Runs
• WEARhouse store needs volunteers
• Wood benefit concert is Oct. 10
• Flu shot clinic will be today
• Early voting begins Monday
• Letter perfect
• BREAKING NEWS - GPD OFFICER DEAD
• Emergency Runs
• Mulch giveaway is Saturday
• G-C board approves bid for new entry drive at Harris/GIS
• Developer seeks OK for senior housing
• Utility bill changes won’t be immediate
• Early voting begins Monday
• Letter perfect
• BREAKING NEWS - GPD OFFICER DEAD
• Emergency Runs
• Mulch giveaway is Saturday
• G-C board approves bid for new entry drive at Harris/GIS
• Developer seeks OK for senior housing
• Utility bill changes won’t be immediate
• Emergency Runs
• Team will don pink to show support
• Wildlife art will be on display
• Riley sought Poe-tic justice
• 'A perpetual learner'
• County drug probes on hold
• Robbery suspect caught
• First time's a charm
• Emergency Runs
• Team will don pink to show support
• Benefit will help retired deputy
• New group aims to promote
• Motorcyclist dies from crash injuries
• Alliance changes strategy
• Emergency Runs
• Team will don pink to show support
• CR 100S to close for culvert repair
• INDOT removing political signs from rights-of-way
• Christmas festival to add events, days
• Court time an issue in race
• First response
• Emergency Runs
• Special Olympics sale starts today
• Scholarship golf outing Saturday
• Block party
• RILEY FESTIVAL 2010
• Spill was quickly contained
• Area drug team scores major haul on interstate
• Greenfield fire under investigation. Three jumped from second floor as their house burned.
• Emergency Runs
• Emergency Runs
• Special Olympics sale starts today
• Special Olympics sale starts today
• Scholarship golf outing Saturday
• Scholarship golf outing Saturday
• Block party
• Block party
• RILEY FESTIVAL 2010
• RILEY FESTIVAL 2010
• Spill was quickly contained
• Spill was quickly contained
• Area drug team scores major haul on interstate
• Area drug team scores major haul on interstate
• Traffic reroutes at Ind. 9 bridge
• Greenfield fire under investigation. Three jumped from second floor as their house burned.
• Emergency Runs
• St. Jude Trike-A-Thon is Saturday
• Historical Society annual meeting
• Long-sought artifact is found
• CA hands-on approach
• 11 months later, rape charge files
• Fish kill in Potts Ditch probed
• Traffic reroutes at Ind. 9 bridge
• Emergency Runs
• Tea party to meet Thursday
• Riley pageant will be Sunday night
• Tax sale puts some money back in county coffers
• Command performance
• Fortville approves contract for police
• State wraps up Gray investigation
• Traffic reroutes at Ind. 9 bridge
• Emergency Runs
• St. Jude Trike-A-Thon is Saturday
• Historical Society annual meeting
• Long-sought artifact is found
• CA hands-on approach
• 11 months later, rape charge files
• Fish kill in Potts Ditch probed
• Traffic reroutes at Ind. 9 bridge
• Emergency Runs
• Special Olympics to have yard sale
• Sept. 28 deadline for P.A.W.S. clinic
• "Shovel-ready" site hopes to draw investors’ attention
• County will collect on Grass insurance
• Gray gives up car and phone
• County bans sale, use of "spice"
• Traffic reroutes at Ind. 9 bridge
• Culver's hosting MV band fundraiser tonight
• Applications ready for festival
• Stories differ on bus accident
• Gray contract to be revisited
• Ranking deputies will lose big titles
• Candidates sign on for debates
• TAXING QUESTIONS
• BREAKING NEWS
• Applications ready for festival
• Stories differ on bus accident
• Gray contract to be revisited
• Ranking deputies will lose big titles
• Candidates sign on for debates
• TAXING QUESTIONS
• Outdoor construction set to begin for GIS, Harris
• Hoffman relinquishes role as Griffin’s campaign chairman
• Most not prepared to face disaster
• Mayor makes pitch for funds
• VFW sale to help Clothe-a-Child
• No one hurt in bus-car collision
• Outdoor construction set to begin for GIS, Harris
• Hoffman relinquishes role as Griffin’s campaign chairman
• Most not prepared to face disaster
• Mayor makes pitch for funds
• VFW sale to help Clothe-a-Child
• No one hurt in bus-car collision
• EH coach accused of stealing funds
• VFW sale to help Clothe-a-Child
• Bridge job to close part of 800E
• Culver’s F.U.S.E. benefit is tonight
• School enrollment count key in determining funding
• Dry spell sparks ban on open burning
• Election 2010: The underdogs' champion
• Candidate unfazed by billboard error
• Bridge job to close part of 800E
• Ivy Tech enrollment at G-C stays steady through years
• Superintendents share concerns on reform
• That's a tight fit
• MV alters rules after gun found at game
• Dobbins lobbies for chief deputy role
• Bridge job to close part of 800E
• Ivy Tech enrollment at G-C stays steady through years
• Superintendents share concerns on reform
• That's a tight fit
• MV alters rules after gun found at game
• Dobbins lobbies for chief deputy role
• Flu clinic Friday at Walgreens
• Earthly delights "Rock hounds" dig for treasures at annual show
• Alliance request on shaky ground
• NP soccer coach says he was forced to quit
• Bowling benefit
• Culver’s will help G-C student group
• Part of Jacobi Road to close
• Hearing addresses utility rate changes
• Schools less wary of 2nd back-to-school speech
• Back in blue
• County laments revenue shortfalls
• Pay reinstated for officer on leave
• Part of Jacobi Road to close
• Hearing addresses utility rate changes
• Schools less wary of 2nd back-to-school speech
• Back in blue
• County laments revenue shortfalls
• Pay reinstated for officer on leave
• 5K event to assist D.A.R.E program
• Golf outing will benefit The Arc
• Gun A classic collaboration
• Patriot Day
• Businesses give boost to literacy effort
• Festival season kicks off in Hancock County
• 5K event to assist D.A.R.E program
• Gun A classic collaboration
• Golf outing will benefit The Arc
• Patriot Day
• Businesses give boost to literacy effort
• Festival season kicks off in Hancock County
• 5K event to assist D.A.R.E program
• Gun A classic collaboration
• Golf outing will benefit The Arc
• Patriot Day
• Businesses give boost to literacy effort
• Festival season kicks off in Hancock County
• Playhouse raffle will help CASA
• Chocolate Walk is Friday downtown
• "Finest vs. Bravest" game to help local firefighter
• Wounded veteran writes about journey
• Ban on "spice" stalled for now
• Gun ordinance ricochets
• Rotary fundraiser at Jim Dandy
• Benefit golfers need sponsors
• County seeks full disclosure of all funds
• Fewer flower-bearers this year
• Munden rips deal with Gray
• GRASS PLEADS GUILTY
• ELECTION 2010
• Deal could aid EnerDel here
• City will spend $842 K more
• Still cashing in
• Bridge work will restrict I-70 traffic tonight
• A little time, a lot of help
• Rallying for ReadUP
• A little time, a lot of help
• Rallying for ReadUP
• ELECTION 2010
• Deal could aid EnerDel here
• City will spend $842 K more
• Still cashing in
• Bridge work will restrict I-70 traffic tonight
• City will spend $842 K more
• Still cashing in
• A little time, a lot of help
• Rallying for ReadUP
• ELECTION 2010
• Deal could aid EnerDel here
• Teams sought for Adult Spelling Bee for Literacy
• Flu clinic is set for Sept. 17
• Judge to be honored for work with children
• Director brings new energy to gallery
• Williams wants his own poll watchers
• The other extreme
• Teams sought for Adult Spelling Bee for Literacy
• Flu clinic is set for Sept. 17
• Judge to be honored for work with children
• Director brings new energy to gallery
• Williams wants his own poll watchers
• The other extreme
• Hearing delayed for firefighter
• African Children’s Choir to bring "inspiring" show
• Board to review county funds
• Spiking Spice
• Teams sought for Adult Spelling Bee for Literacy
• Flu clinic is set for Sept. 17
• Teams sought for Adult Spelling Bee for Literacy
• Phelps to speak at Power of the Purse
• G-C’s crisis plan used as model for other districts
• Hospital maintains error-free status
• County looks at sex offender fee
• Dogged Determination
• Teams sought for Adult Spelling Bee for Literacy
• Fall paving projects
• Benefits for HMSES employees approved
• County considers $100 fine
• City officials seek fairness in sign rules
• Gray gives up command
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• I-70 LANE CLOSURE TONIGHT
• Driver safety
• ReadUP tutors are being sought
• Car shows help rev up community events, fundraisers
• County may give birthday presents
• 2010 United Way Campaign
• A Day to Give Back
• Teams sought for adult spelling bee
• Hunters question proposed changes
• Businesses help each other by sharing space
• Old legion post to be razed
• Electric user fee might double
• I-70 LANE CLOSURES THIS WEEK
• City is flushing lines at night
• Teams sought for adult spelling bee
• Hunters question proposed changes
• Businesses help each other by sharing space
• Old legion post to be razed
• Electric user fee might double
• I-70 LANE CLOSURES THIS WEEK
• City is flushing lines at night
• Home help for seniors available
• Calling all adult spellers
• Meals on Wheels benefit Saturday
• Guilty plea for inappropriate texts
• Valet parking will be available at hospital
• Value of driver ed debated
• HRH eyes role with new school
• I-70 LANE CLOSURES THIS WEEK
• Calling all adult spellers
• City is flushing lines at night
• Series helps with starting new business
• Organizers hope Rotary barbecue event is bigger, better
• Library to show latest in tech gear
• Youth movement
• I-70 LANE CLOSURES THIS WEEK
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Tea Party to meet Thursday
• Tea Party to meet Thursday
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Calling all adult spellers
• Underwear thief caught
• Ice cream social will harken to Riley’s day
• Downtown outage causes problems
• State sees progress despite lean times
• Sister Cities: Japanese delegation visits Greenfield
• I-70 LANE CLOSURES THIS WEEK
• Calling all adult spellers
• Underwear thief caught
• Ice cream social will harken to Riley’s day
• Downtown outage causes problems
• State sees progress despite lean times
• Sister Cities: Japanese delegation visits Greenfield
• I-70 LANE CLOSURES THIS WEEK
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Calling all adult spellers
• Libertarians meet tonight
• Neighbors’ gun complaint reflects broader issue
• Challenger steps up in G-C school board race
• Budget anxiety
• Gray’s seminar trip questioned
• I-70 LANE CLOSURES THIS WEEK
• Calling all adult spellers
• Third suspect in theft sought
• Fundraiser uses humor to help injured soldiers
• A fairly long run
• City finds cash for raises
• Prosecutor, police meet
• County roadwork
• County roadwork
• City is flushing water lines at night
• Tuesday's fatal crash on I-70
• C.O.P.S. ride falls short of $40,000 goal
• Council urged to not fund alliance
• Hungry for homegrown
• County roadwork
• Calling all adult spellers
• Third suspect in theft sought
• Fundraiser uses humor to help injured soldiers
• A fairly long run
• City finds cash for raises
• Prosecutor, police meet
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Special Olympics fundraiser
• Culver’s FUSE benefit night
• Man killed in crash on I-70
• Camp to mark "outdoor renaissance"
• Officials seek ways to ease traffic woes on CR 600W
• "We have faith"
• Gray says he won't quit
• A day full of learning
• I-70 to close nightly this week
• Education group topic of meeting
• Summer reading program a rewarding effort
• March’s mission: a healthy start in life
• Election 2010
• A day full of learning
• I-70 to close nightly this week
• Education group topic of meeting
• Summer reading program a rewarding effort
• March’s mission: a healthy start in life
• Election 2010
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• TRAFFIC ALERT
• Part of 300N to close next week
• Fundraiser for food pantry is Aug. 2
• Volunteers to aid in updating comprehensive plan
• Board will try fewer meetings
• Worth a second look
• FBI, state officials eye Gray case
• Fundraiser for food pantry is Aug. 2
• Volunteers to aid in updating comprehensive plan
• Board will try fewer meetings
• Worth a second look
• FBI, state officials eye Gray case
• Part of 300N to close next week
• FBI, state officials eye Gray case
• Part of 300N to close next week
• Fundraiser for food pantry is Aug. 2
• Volunteers to aid in updating comprehensive plan
• Board will try fewer meetings
• Worth a second look
• FBI, state officials eye Gray case
• Part of 300N to close next week
• Fundraiser for food pantry is Aug. 2
• Volunteers to aid in updating comprehensive plan
• Board will try fewer meetings
• Worth a second look
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• G-C hires Y to run intramural program
• Fundraiser for food pantry is Aug. 2
• 3 members of education alliance step down
• New era dawns at G-C
• Council tables tax vote
• Brief storm, lasting damage
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Bridge Church will host blood drive
• Golf fundraiser for Judy Reimann
• G-C will start with new grading scale
• Gray working from home
• Calendar concerns
• Alliance works to build support
• Golf fundraiser for Judy Reimann
• G-C will start with new grading scale
• Gray working from home
• Calendar concerns
• Alliance works to build support
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Hope House
• P.A.W.S.
• Indiana could send 5 rookies to Congress
• Finding their way
• Political, county leaders await more information before taking any action
• GRAY FREED; LIMBO AWAITS
• Bridge Church will host blood drive
• The shockwaves
• What now?
• GRAY ARRESTED: Sheriff faces theft charge and other felony counts
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Color the weather
• Ener1 adds 2 customers, pursues others
• Local man arrested for possession of child porn
• Hoosiers can register to vote online
• Day of Caring fete will be Aug. 27
• Funding an issue for clinic
• Downtown Sweet & Low
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• BOOKS TRANSFORMED
• BREAKING NEWS
• Hoosiers can register to vote online
• Day of Caring fete will be Aug. 27
• Funding an issue for clinic
• Downtown Sweet & Low
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• BOOKS TRANSFORMED
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• KidsPlay online
• City will flush all water lines
• Back to school
• Burton exhorts the faithful
• Oil spill capped at last
• Business heats up
• KidsPlay online
• City will flush all water lines
• Back to school
• Burton exhorts the faithful
• Oil spill capped at last
• Business heats up
• Class focuses on getting defensive
• G-C hires additional school bus drivers
• County takes closer look at ordinances
• KidsPlay online
• Senior Citizens
• IRSAY: PEY-DAY TO COME
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• TRAFFIC NEWS
• Backpack Attack winds down
• Fundraiser will turn up the steam
• Jurors to benefit from simpler language
• New rule on shots sparks delays
• EXPANSION OF CR 600w
• I-70 passing lanes closed Saturday
• Special education agency eyes teacher pay, benefits
• County to weigh new 911 contract
• Text gets man in trouble
• Candidate denied festival booth
• Backpack Attack
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Intersection to be closed for paving
• Backpack Attack
• Rezoning for retail buildings moves on for final OK
• MV referendum question will be on ballot
• Board moves to dismiss fireman
• Roundabout done, city eyes another
• Click here to learn what we're working on
• Intersection to be closed for paving
• Backpack Attack
• G-C ready to clean out its attic
• GPD will have citizens academy
• Firefighter accused of theft
• MT. COMFORT ROAD EXPANSION
• G-C ready to clean out its attic
• GPD will have citizens academy
• Firefighter accused of theft
• MT. COMFORT ROAD EXPANSION
• Intersection to be closed for paving
• Backpack Attack
• Here's Something Creative

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