Lacey Watt is a reporter for the Greenfield Daily Reporter, covering a wide range of local news and community events. With a focus on delivering accurate and timely information to readers, Lacey's articles highlight the stories and developments that impact the residents of Greenfield and Hancock County.
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Lacey Watt's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Greenfield, Indiana. She frequently reports on community development, government decisions, infrastructure improvements, and education-related topics.
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VINCENNES — The Vincennes Board of Zoning Appeals heard two items at its meeting Wednesday night, where one item approved was the addition of a new in-home daycare off William Street.
By: Lacey Watt, Victoria Shinkle
VINCENNES — Hundreds of friends and family members gathered along Main Street and Henry Patrick Square despite the cold temperatures to witness the 26th annual Parade of Lights and the tree lighting Friday evening.
VINCENNES — With the hustle and bustle of downtown Vincennes on Friday night, the Creative Market Christmas Shop was open with small businesses set up to offer goodies for those who stopped by.
The Knox County Council pose for a photo for their last meeting of the year, with this being the last meeting for council members David Culp (second from left) and Harry Nolting (third from left).
By: Lacey Watt
VINCENNES — The Vincennes Water Utilities Board highlighted achievements and approved raises for its employees at its monthly meeting Wednesday late afternoon.
LAWENCEVILLE, Illinois — Mary Ann Wood shared that she had a few things in life she wanted to complete after retirement, much like a bucket list. She’s already written two novels, had a part-time job for fun and rescued five dogs, and now she has marked off writing a children’s book off the list.
By: Lacey Watt
VINCENNES — Hundreds of community members, veterans, and family members of those who served gathered at the city cemetery Saturday for the annual passing out of wreaths for Wreaths Across America.
VINCENNES — Continuing the holiday cheer, 1972 KCARC hosted its second annual Cookies, Cocoa and Claus event that had children of all ages and their families laughing and smiling from
VINCENNES — Right on the corner of Main and 2nd Streets, Tri-State Printing & Embroidery LLC celebrated their new location with a ribbon cutting Thursday afternoon.
VINCENNES — A motion to proceed with the demolition process of the old Poor Farm building passed in a 2-1 vote at the Knox County Commissioners meeting Tuesday night.
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