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  1. New Greenfield art facility to serve as an acting school, art gallery and production company

    The owners of Acting Up Productions in Greenfield believe a balanced approach to presenting the arts will attract big crowds to their shows.

    • Sep. 1, 2011

  2. FUSE helps find support, resources for families of children who have disabilities

    Greenfield resident Wendy Doughty said she was clueless when Hancock County's Joint Services division suggested that her 4-year-old daughter showed signs commonly associated with autism.

    • Aug. 25, 2011

  3. Mt. Vernon gains steam from opening victory

    Mt. Vernon coach Doug Armstrong's return to Hancock County was a resounding success, but he suspects it meant a lot more to the players and fans that have followed the team the past several years.

    • Aug. 25, 2011

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  • Candidate comparison on Indy schools

    A pair of guest columns on The Star's Conversations page Sunday stated the case for Indianapolis' two major-party mayoral candidates on the issue of...

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    1. A robust July: Housing sales rise 28% in Central Indiana

      Sales of existing homes in Central Indiana soared 28 percent in July from a year ago, a sign of a comeback for the hard-hit housing market.

      • Aug. 23, 2011

    2. Kohl's reportedly submits plans for Greenfield store

      Greenfield, Ind. — If all goes as planned, a Kohl's store is coming to Greenfield.

      • 7:11 AM, Aug. 18, 2011

    3. Kohl's plans to build Greenfield store

      If all goes as planned, a Kohl's store is coming to Greenfield. Officials with the national retail chain have submitted plans to city officials for a roughly 55,000-square-foot store that would be located on State Street north of the Home Depot store.

      • 11:41 AM, Aug. 17, 2011

    4. Study: Groups fall short in helping Latino victims

      Most Indiana organizations that serve battered women are ill-equipped to deal with Latino victims, according to a study released Tuesday.

      • Aug. 17, 2011

    5. New Pal's goal is win, but not at all costs

      Taking over the boys soccer program at New Palestine High School this year has been a homecoming of sorts for Bobby Holden.

      • Aug. 11, 2011
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      Another record: 23 long, hot days

      Indianapolis' record heat wave has reached 23 straight days of 90 degrees or higher.

      • Aug. 9, 2011

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    1. September Is National Cholesterol Education Month

      (INDIANAPOLIS, IN, September 7, 2011) – September is National Cholesterol Education Month, an ideal time to have your blood cholesterol checked and take act...

    2. Indians Draw 13,555 for "Must-Win" Home Finale

      __Tribe Enjoy Attendance Increase at Victory Field This Season__ INDIANAPOLIS – The Indianapolis Indians wrapped up the home portion of their 2011 schedul...

    3. Your Invited To The Hamilton County Artists' Association's New Exhibit, "In The Style Of" Famous Artists

      The Hamilton County Artists’ Association is pleased to invite you to “IN THE STYLE OF�, (paintings in the style of famous artists). At The Hamilton Count...

    4. Adventures in Gardening

      Hendricks County Master Gardeners host "Adventures In Gardening� a gardening seminar for every gardener, Saturday October 15, 2011 8:30 am at Hendricks Count...

    5. Fortville Remembers: A Patriotic Tribute

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