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The Pulaski County Council voted to approve a preliminary resolution creating an Economic Revitalization Area (ERA) for the Bottlebrush Solar project during a regular meeting on Monday, May 8. Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer summarized for the...
Even though the Memorial Swinging Bridge project is beginning to wind down, project leader Greg Henry advised the Winamac parks board Thursday that they are currently seeking out additional funding for security cameras to add to the project. During a regular meeting on May 4, Henry said that they...
Jia Gutwein and Everly Gudeman were recognized for achieving perfect IREAD scores in the month of March. Vice President Jake Tanner presented them with a certificate.
West Central Superintendent Cathy Rowe and the school board briefly discussed where they are currently at with the band and choir room renovation project and where they are headed during a regular meeting on the evening of Thursday, May 4. When going over the finishes and the details of the room...
Pulaski Health Care Center hosted an open house for its newest wing, Memory Care Neighborhood, on May 3 from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. The wing provides care for those with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
Pulaski Health Care Center hosted a community open house to introduce their newest wing, Memory Care Neighborhood, on May 3 from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. The new 10 bed wing strives to make a positive difference in the lives of those with Alzheimer's or dementia. Also known as Forget-Me- Not Lane, the...
Steven Foust and Ashlee Salyer were sworn in as two new members of the Medaryville Town Council on Wednesday, May 3.
Steven Foust and Ashlee Salyer were sworn in as the two new members of the Medaryville Town Council during a special meeting on the evening of Wednesday, May 3. The council vacancies came after the resignation of Art Conley and Joe Jackson Jr. in late April. During the special meeting, Foust was...
Beth McFarland, president of Main Street Winamac, along with other representatives from the organization, were present at a regular Winamac Town Council meeting on Monday, April 10, to introduce the organization to the town board and to ask permission to house the organization in a vacant space at...
During a special meeting on Friday, April 28, the Eastern Pulaski school board announced contract awards for its upcoming athletic field expansion project. One contractor bids on each section, which included general construction, earthwork, sportsfield, fencing, paving and irrigation. TM...
The Pulaski County Commissioners opened up two sealed bids for a new ambulance for Pulaski County EMS during a regular meeting on Monday, May 1. The bids were from Crossroads Ambulance Sales and Service LLC for $258,967 and Fire Service Inc. for $255,263. After they were opened, per standard...
Students at Eastern Pulaski Elementary School had a list of questions to ask local business representatives during the school’s first ever career fair. Pictured is the welding table.
It's the age old question – what do you want to be when you grow up? Eastern Pulaski Elementary students in grades 3 – 5 were able to explore potential answers to that question during the school's first ever career fair in the elementary school gym, on Friday. Principal Jill Collins advised that...
After many years of on and off discussion, the Winamac Town Council formally announced their commitment to help fund a new pumper truck for the Winamac Volunteer Fire Department at a meeting on April 10. Town manager Brad Zellers asked the town if they would be willing to commit $250,000 towards...

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