Hannah Gunnell is a journalist based in Shelbyville, Indiana. She writes for the Shelbyville News and her work has also appeared in The Courier-Times. Hannah covers a range of local news topics, including government meetings, education, community events, and business developments.
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By: Hannah Gunnell
God's Grace International Worship Church will host its first service at a new location Sunday.
By: Hannah Gunnell
In addition to curriculum, graduation pathways, and teacher retention, panelists of Tuesday's State of our Education event hosted by the Chamber of Commerce also discussed mental health for students, community involvement, school safety, and the future of schools.
By: Hannah Gunnell
The Waldron Jr./Sr. High School cafetorium has been quite colorful the last few weeks as drama students rehearse for its upcoming show, "Alice in Wonderland."
Waldron Jr./Sr. High School would like to recognize its students who made the first quarter Honor Roll.
There are two candidates running for Shelbyville Central School Board District 3. Incumbent Curt Johnson looks to retain his seat, which challenger Dennis Hearne seeks to recapture a seat he used to hold.
It's people like Boy Scout Seth Ferguson who make Shelbyville a great community.
After 32 years, Bruce Campbell is selling his business to one of his longtime employees.
By: Hannah Gunnell
The Shelby County Commissioners Monday revised a provision of the Unified Development Ordinance that would change the process by which developers request and the county approves commercial solar energy projects.
By: Hannah Gunnell
Three candidates are eyeing two seats for Shelbyville Central School Board District 4.
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