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Jon Frain has been elected as the Pulaski County Coroner after a short caucus on Dec. 23.
Thirteen of the 15 precincts were represented during the caucus that lasted less than 15 minutes.
Frain was given three minutes to speak with the precinct committee members. He thanked everyone who was at the...
One Pulaski County student has been named the recipient of a full-tuition, four-year scholarship as the Community Foundation of Pulaski County 2020 Lilly Endowment Community Scholar.
Ryan Huggler will receive full tuition to an Indiana college of his choice and a $900 yearly stipend for required...
Indiana’s second-highest Court, the Court of Appeals, paid a visit to Winamac Community High School Tuesday morning, Dec. 10, as part of its Appeals on Wheels program. During the question and answer session following the oral argument of Michael Scanland v. the State of Indiana, the honorable Judge...
There was much ado about wind farm regulations in the county last year but little about solar farms this year.
Because of the lack of concern, the Pulaski County Commissioners approved an amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance regarding solar farms. Pulaski County Building Inspector Doug...
Pulaski County Coroner John Behny has announced his retirement at the end of the year.
Republican chairman Dan Murphy said he received notification of Behny’s retirement on Nov. 25.
Because there are a few years left of Behny’s term a Republican caucus will be held. Murphy said he has 30 days...
Medaryville Town Council members approved a bid for the new water tower that is more than $200,000 than anticipated.
During their last regular meeting on Nov. 20, the council held a public hearing in regards to new water rates and awarded a bid for a new water tower.
The town has received a grant...
State Rep. Doug Gutwein’s push to make the intersection of U.S. 421 and SR 14 a four-way stop near West Central schools is coming to fruition.
Gutwein has been talking with the Indiana Department of Transportation the last few months and as of Nov. 20, those talks have paid off. Gutwein, who has...
Teachers took a hard stand on Nov. 19 at the statehouse as they voiced their frustrations and concerns during the Red for Ed Action Day.
About 16,000 or more public education advocates, including teachers from both Eastern Pulaski Community and West Central school corporations, gathered on the...
The Pulaski County Commissioners are looking at what options the county has in regards to information technology management.
Commissioners were approached by two separate companies in regards to IT services at a regular meeting Monday morning. The companies both asked to complete an IT assessment...
The West Central High School cafetorium was bustling Thursday morning for the grand opening of the Trojan Grind coffee bar. With the opening of the coffee bar, students and staff won’t have to go very far for their morning cup of coffee, specialty coffee, tea or hot chocolate.
Lines were long and...
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