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Exemplary employees of the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office were recognized during an awards ceremony on Wednesday, Jan. 17. Pulaski County Sheriff's Deputy Keaton Leszek was awarded 2023 Deputy of the Year by Pulaski County Sheriff Chris Schramm and Sergeant Seth Barton. Austin Townsend was later...
The Pulaski County Commissioners formally approved Dr. Timothy Day as the successor to Dr. Rex Allman during a regular board meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 16. Allman said at Tuesday's meeting that Day's appointment received unanimous approval from the county health board. He will take over the position...
In December, Pulaski County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny stressed the importance of finding an early voting location that is ADA compliant as soon as possible. They have since settled on the Pulaski County Highway Garage to be the early voting location for this year's elections....
On Sunday, Jan. 7 the Distinguished Young Women (DYW) winners from Pulaski, Cass and Fulton counties attended the Mayor’s Reception in Kokomo. They received their engraved medallion and met the people who will be helping with the state level competition in February. Also in attendance were the 19...
The proposed pay for five Pulaski County boards is pending approval until everything is given the "okay" by the county attorney. Council councilwoman Sheila Jimenez has been conducting research on this matter over the last couple of months. During the Jan. 8 county council meeting, Jimenez said...
The West Central school board took some time at a recent school board meeting to reevaluate where the district is in terms of its strategic plan and to brainstorm what their next district project could be. First, Superintendent Dr. Cathy Rowe went back over the district's core values: student focus...
The Monterey Town Council started out their first meeting of the new year by reorganizing the board along with other approvals. They also agreed to add a few more park benches in the spring. The town board first opened up the floor for nominations for town council president. Doug Denton was...
Demolition officially started this past week on a former Winamac grain elevator located at 302 S. Logan Street. The town of Winamac received a Blight Clearance Program grant in the amount of $252,440 for the demolition, removal of debris and the conversion to a green space.
The Winamac Police Department is still seeking a solution for the challenges they are facing with officer retention. It's important to note that retention is not just exclusive to the Winamac Police Department, however. There are far fewer men and women going into law enforcement across the nation...
Tippecanoe Township Trustee Martie White recently conducted the swearing-in ceremony for the Monterey Town Council. President Doug Denton said that they will continue working on things this year to make sure the town is moving in the right direction and that every resident's interests are being...
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