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Free Trees Available for Arbor Day
Arbor Day is observed the last Saturday of April every year. Members of the "Regreening Greenfield" organization want to encourage reforestation, so they will be handing out free tree seedlings beginning at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 26 at the Hancock County … [Read More...]
Bikes in Bloom Brings Color to Greenfield Main Street
Chicago had its cows. Indianapolis had its race cars. Now Greenfield, Indiana has its bikes -- 14 bicycles decorated by local non-profits to add color to Main Street and draw attention to the bike racks that are available near the Main Street Shops. The … [Read More...]
Greenfield Market Sales Up 135 Percent in 2012
Real Estate Report by m.s.Woods Real Estate, LLC. – The Greenfield real estate market saw a 13.5-percent increase in the total number of homes sold in 2012 compared to 2012. The year-end total of 509 sales equates to an average of 42 closings per-month in … [Read More...]
Greenfield, Indiana
Latest Stories... Most Recent Greenfield Listings Latest homes for sale in Greenfield Indiana Greenfield, Indiana is the county seat of Hancock County. It was established in 1828, and is located approximately twenty miles east of Indianapolis. Greenfield is home to approximately 18,400 resident Hoosiers. While Greenfield still has a certain small town charm, it is a bustling city on the move. There are many industrial and commercial Greenfield businesses, professional services, Greenfield restaurants, and a wide variety of Greenfield shopping, with retail and specialty businesses throughout the city and additional business developing all the time. Greenfield Arts Greenfield is home to an active and expanding arts community. Greenfield art is swiftly approaching its peak; many galleries, art based events, and artists are moving into this Indianapolis suburb. Highlights of the Greenfield arts scene include the annual Riley Festival, CrazyLake Art House (a studio space and gallery), Bread Ladies Cafe (a Greenfield restaurant that exhibits works by local artists), and … Read More
