News
Pulaski County Election Board members met on June 11 to discuss the steps to officially close the June 2 primary.
As part of the meeting, the board discussed what went well and what improvements need to be made. They also signed off on more than 30 rejected absentee ballots that could not be...
Four grants are being applied for by the county courts to save money and continue to offer beneficial programs.
Pulaski County Superior Court Judge Crystal Kocher approached the commissioners during a regular meeting, Monday morning, to obtain their support of the county applying for two grants....
A press release that was posted to social media, June 6, states Pulaski County has had its first COVID-19 related death.
It announced the individual was an adult male, who is older than 60 years old, and was hospitalized as a COVID-19 patient. The statement does not indicate what hospital he was...
The Winamac Parks and Recreation Board met for a regular meeting on June 4 and were updated on a few projects.
Board president Jon Chapman informed the board on the status of the park shelter and restroom project and on the welcome island project at the back entrance of the park.
Chapman said the...
Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation board members hired a new principal, dean of students and football coach, although the hirees are not new to the corporation.
School board members held a special meeting on May 26 to fill several positions and also approve a couple of resignations. Two...
This primary election will be noted in history not only for the changes made because of COVID-19 but also as one with the most number of candidates in the last several years.
Voters saw contested races not only at the federal and state level but also locally including District 1 and District 2...
Well Pulaski County, you can’t have nice services because some people have ruined it for everyone.
The service that was ruined, or at least limited, is free recycling sponsored by the county and the solid waste district. The changes were announced on May 17 and included new hours and a new process...
Winamac Community High School is pleased to announce its top two graduates for the 2019-20 school year. Samantha DePoy, daughter of Scott and Stephanie DePoy, has been named the valedictorian and Ryan Huggler, son of Alan and Nancy Huggler, is the salutatorian.
West Central High School has...
The uncertainties of COVID-19 will again cause disappointment to many as the popular Northern Indiana Power From the Past event is canceled.
The decision to cancel the event was made during a meeting on May 19 with the organization officers and board directors.
This is not the first time in the...
Winamac Town Council members are preparing for a significant budget shortfall that could impact not only this year but the next couple of years.
Clerk-treasurer Melanie Berger said, during a regular town council meeting on May 11, she has seen on the news that other municipalities are going to be...