Shelley Swift is the Owner at her own media outlet. She covers a diverse range of topics, including education, arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and culture, with a focus on public education, school administration, and the intersection of wellness and society. Shelley’s work has been featured in the Greenfield Daily Reporter and WISH-TV News.
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Shelley Swift's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, awards, education, and infrastructure in Greenfield, Indiana. She tends to cover stories related to family & relationships as well as entertainment news.
If you are reaching out to Shelley with a pitch for an article or story idea, consider topics that align with her coverage attributes such as local events, government announcements in the Greenfield area, human interest pieces related to families and relationships within the community. Additionally, she is likely interested in educational initiatives and developments concerning infrastructure projects within Greenfield.
Given her focus on local news and community events specific to Greenfield and surrounding areas of Indiana like Indianapolis or Hancock County may be particularly appealing to her audience.
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By: Shelley Swift
GREENFIELD — Longtime Greenfield resident Carole Bloodgood had a very special reason for gifting $1 million to Hancock Health Foundation, which will help fund a permanent, on-site PET/CT scanner at Hancock Health: Her beloved husband, Tom.
By: Shelley Swift
GREENFIELD — It was the end of an era Thursday at Greenfield Intermediate School, as staff and students bid farewell on the last day of school.
361 graduates crossed the stage to receive their diplomas Friday at Mt. Vernon HIgh School.
By: Shelley Swift
GREENFIELD – For years the annual spring tea party at the James Whitcomb Riley Boyhood Home & Museum had a pixie garden theme, but this year, on June 14, it takes a new spin with Raggedy Ann and Andy.
By: Shelley Swift
GREENFIELD — Rebecca McGovern said it’s safe to say she landed her dream job as the new curator at the James Whitcomb Riley Boyhood Home & Museum.
By: Shelley Swift
GREENFIELD — Rachel Meiser knows it’s not easy launching a fashion career in the Midwest — rather than Los Angeles or New York — but the Greenfield woman is committed to sticking to her Hoosier roots.
By: Shelley Swift
GREENFIELD — Sharon Kramer wasn’t exactly jumping for joy when her boss, Hancock Health CEO Steve Long, nominated her for a statewide Administrative Professional Excellence Award.
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GREENFIELD — A social club for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities is launching in Hancock County.
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GREENFIELD — Ominous dark clouds and wind gusts of more than 20 miles per hour couldn’t damper a ceremony honoring two locally-interred Revolutionary War soldiers on Sunday afternoon.
By: Shelley Swift
FORTVILLE — Fortville is about to undergo two major construction projects this summer — a total overhaul of Landmark Park and a new McDonald’s restaurant, a first for the town.
