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Winamac Community High School's commencement ceremony took place on Sunday, June 1.
Aaron Hoover, Democratic Representative on the Pulaski County Election Board, submitted his resignation to Pulaski County Democrat Chairman Doug Denton in a letter dated Tuesday, May 27. The letter was also posted to social media. In the opening paragraph, Hoover states, "Over the last few months,...
The Medaryville Town Council heard the results of the Baker Tilly wastewater rate study during a regular meeting on Wednesday, May 21. Brent Duncan, Associate Financial Consultant at Baker Tilly, presented the report. Duncan said that Medaryville's last rate increase was in 2003. Baker Tilly is...
The May 19 commissioners meeting featured another update from VS Engineering on solar in the county. Timothy Hollandsworth gave the report. Hollandsworth started out with the independent engineer contract that VS had sent to the commissioners the previous week. This contract requests that VS be an...
EMS Director Natasha Daugherty addressed the Pulaski County Council on Monday, May 19, highlighting the department's current staffing shortages and proposing some wage adjustments as a potential part to the solution. She opened by stating that some of her team members have been working 96 hours at...
The Winamac American Legion Post 71 and VFW Post 1728 hosted the annual Memorial Day ceremony in front of the Pulaski County Courthouse on Monday, May 26 at 11 a.m.
The Eastern Pulaski Community School Board took some time during their May 12 meeting to review some of the impacts of recently passed legislation, such as Senate Bill 1. SB 1 aims to bring property tax relief to homeowners. The bill’s property tax cuts could lead to a reduction for school...
In a follow up to last month's meeting, Pulaski County Sheriff Chris Schramm came before the county council to ask for longevity for prior years of service for Sergeant Seth Barton and Sergeant Detective Matt Pickens. Last month, the council approved three years of service for new deputy JT Martin...
The proposed 10% sewer rate increase was unanimously passed by the Monterey Town Council on Tuesday, May 13, after a public hearing. The public hearing was opened at the regular town council meeting on Tuesday for Ordinance #1 of 2025, but no comments were brought forward. The increase will raise...