with headquarters and/or significant operations in Greenfield include: Avery Dennison: manufactures a variety of adhesive labels and adhesive backed films. Covance: engaged in research, development, and testing of pharmaceutical products. This facility was operated by Eli Lilly and Company until 2008. Cynthia's Hallmark Stores: operates four Hallmark retail stores in Central Indiana; the company's Greenfield location is the single largest in the U.S. Elanco: manufactures animal health products for pets and farm animals, such as pet medicines and feed additives. Formerly a division of Eli Lilly and Company, the company's global headquarters facility is located in Greenfield. Hancock Regional Hospital is a full-service community hospital with a focus on primary care, patient comfort, and convenience. Indiana Automotive Fasteners: manufactures fasteners for automotive OEMs including Toyota, Ford and Honda. Keihin Indiana Precision Technology: a subsidiary of Honda Motor that manufactures automotive components including intake manifolds, solenoid valves, and throttle bodies. Novelty, Inc.: Markets and distributes novelty items for convenience stores. Stanley Black & Decker: manufacture[s] industrial fasteners, various types of steel fasteners and industrial applications equipment and will assemble pneumatic tools. University Loft Company - Furniture Manufacturing Company and Wholesale Sales Sister and friendship cities Greenfield is currently in a sister city relationship with Kakuda, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. Each year, a small group of high school students from Greenfield and Kakuda are chosen to travel to each sister city, respectively, and will stay with a host family for ten days, most expenses paid, thanks to local donations. The sister city program began in 1990 and continues today. Notable people Adelia Pope Branham (1861-1917), writer Mark Dismore, Indy Racing League and Indianapolis 500 driver Yogi Ferrell, former Indiana basketball player and current Sacramento Kings player Kyle Gibson, pitcher 22nd overall pick in 2009 Major League Baseball Draft Henry C. Gooding, Indiana State Senator and Arizona Territorial Supreme Court Justice Omer Stokes Jackson, 28th Indiana Attorney General Jaycie Phelps, member of US Women's gold medalist 1996 Olympic gymnastic team James Whitcomb Riley, poet and writer Will Vawter, artist Events Each year in October, the city of Greenfield hosts the Riley Festival, commonly known as "Riley Days". The intersection of State Road 9 and US 40 is closed, and the downtown courthouse square is filled with vendors and exhibitors. Media Radio Station WRGF 89.7 FM Daily Reporter - daily newspaper References External links City of Greenfield official website Sister Cities of Greenfield Cities in