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An Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs grant may soon be helping small businesses in Pulaski County.
Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) recently announced that Pulaski County was one of 42 rural Hoosier communities to receive federal...
Winamac’s Justin Haley stands in Daytona International Speedway Victory Lane after his Kaulig Racing team dominated Friday night’s 250-mile NASCAR Xfinity race.
The three-car team would see Haley win the first stage with teammate Ross Chastain second. Teammate AJ Allmendinger won the second stage...
With questions about the postal system and the primary election making history with changes, many are questioning what will happen with the general election.
Pulaski County Clerk JoLynn Behny said the current plan is for the general election to run the same as it has in the past. She said the...
A leaky ceiling in the Pulaski Circuit Court is hopefully no more as the roof above it has been repaired.
Circuit court judge Mary Welker initiated the repairs as she was concerned with the health hazard it was causing. Welker previously obtained the quote for the repair and presented it to the...
Pulaski County Board of Zoning Appeals members again listened to the public in regards to the special exception application for a proposed solar panel project during a special meeting Monday evening.
The meeting that lasted three hours and 40 minutes started with public comment and then rebuttals...
Weapons are no longer allowed in the courthouse or the justice center after a special commissioners’ meeting Aug. 20.
The Pulaski County Commissioners along with county attorney Kevin Tankersley and auditor Laura Wheeler gathered for a special meeting to discuss an ordinance regarding prohibiting...
West Central School Corporation has begun the school year with about 15% of the students attending virtually.
During a recent meeting on Aug. 6, school board members were informed of the number of students who are attending classes virtually.
At the elementary school that includes kindergarten to...
Monterey Town Council members discussed changing a town ordinance regarding nuisances as an overgrown yard is causing a hazard.
Councilman Jim Fleury asked the council, during a regular meeting on Aug. 11, how many inches the weeds or grass can be before they send a letter to the property owners...
Eastern Pulaski Community School Board members addressed a handful of changes regarding students being involved in sports and extracurricular activities.
School board members met during a regular meeting Monday evening to discuss extracurricular participation and COVID-19 policies for athletic...
Francesville Town Council members are weighing their options as they are facing several issues that can’t be easily fixed.
During a meeting on Aug. 3, the council voiced their frustration on the lack of cooperation from the county and the lack of power they have as a council.
The frustration is...