Maribeth Vaughn is a News Assistant at Greenfield Daily Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, religion and spirituality, as well as culture and society, often focusing on events and conferences that intersect with these themes. Maribeth's work has been featured in WISH-TV News.
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Maribeth Vaughn's coverage is centered around local news, particularly events and seasonal activities within Greenfield, Indiana. Pitches should align with her focus on community involvement, family-oriented topics, holiday events and traditions in the area.
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Free meal program continues with to-go pickup
Mt. Vernon High School students were honored earlier this month by the school board. The Academic Super Bowl teams earned state finalist honors, including a runner-up finish in the interdisciplinary category. The Daily Reporter frequently features photos of the local community, taken by members of our community. Take your best shot and email a picture to dr-editorial@greenfieldreporter with information about the photo.
By: Maribeth Vaughn
GREENFIELD — A well-traveled intersection in Greenfield will be closed most of the day Wednesday for road maintenance.
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Here is a list of events coming up in Hancock County this weekend and beyond. If you know of an upcoming event you’d like to see featured here, email in-dr-editorial@greenfieldreporter.
New Palestine police officer Alex Sprowl shows the department’s new police K-9, Raider. The dog is a 5-year-old Belgian Shepherd mix with nearly three years of previous law enforcement experience.
By: Maribeth Vaughn
There was not a Wilson family gathering without a homemade basket of Aunt Minnie’s Yeast Bread. Here, Britney Fraley’s children Houston, 5, and Dalton, 18 months, enjoy the summertime favorite.
A historical marker remembering the 1875 lynching of William Keemer was dedicated in 2024.
Help find these rescue animals a forever home and ensure that no life goes unloved. These animals are available through Partners for Animal Welfare Society (P.A.W.S). To see if they are still available, schedule a meet-and-greet, fill out an application, or simply find more information on each pet, visit pawshancock.org/adoptions. A few P.A.W.S. animals can be seen in person at Petsmart, 2211 Barrett Drive, Greenfield, or at Paw Print Alley Cattery, 1224 W. Main St. Greenfield. A Sleep Over Program is available to try out a pet.
MT. COMFORT — Mt. Comfort Elementary School recently announced honor students, based on grades from the fourth and final quarter of the 2025-2026 school year.
