For many of us, the Pulaski County Courthouse is a very familiar, prized historical landmark in the heart of our county seat.
Winamac Police Chief Branson Eber
The Winamac Town Council/Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners have been taking care of some key police business in recent days.
The Francesville Town Council said goodbye to clerk- treasurer Cathy Elston during their first meeting of the year on Wednesday, Jan. 8. Elston has worked for the town for the past six years.
The Medaryville Town Council not only reorganized for the new year during a regular meeting on Jan. 15, but they also discussed police presence in town.
Appreciation for toy tractors comes at any age.
Tractors, trucks and treasures of all kinds were not in short supply at this year's annual farm toy show. The show is a beloved Northern Indiana Power from the Past tradition that attracts toy collectors and admirers of all ages.
The Pulaski County Election Board welcomed Aaron Hoover as the new Democrat representative. Pictured is Pulaski County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny, Democrat Representative Aaron Hoover and Republican Representative Theresa Calloway.
The Pulaski County Election Board met on Jan. 16 to reorganize and introduce new Democratic appointee Aaron Hoover. Discussion was also held on CFA- 4 forms, a campaign finance form, that is required to be turned in by candidates.
Winamac Police Chief Branson Eber
Appreciation for toy tractors comes at any age.
The Pulaski County Election Board welcomed Aaron Hoover as the new Democrat representative. Pictured is Pulaski County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny, Democrat Representative Aaron Hoover and Republican Representative Theresa Calloway.
For many of us, the Pulaski County Courthouse is a very familiar, prized historical landmark in the heart of our county seat. Yet, despite its familiarity, a subtle detail has often gone unnoticed by many longtime residents: two watchful faces, discreetly nestled on either side of the courthouse's...
Winamac Police Chief Branson Eber
The Winamac Town Council/Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners have been taking care of some key police business in recent days. The boards - made up of the same members - have approved a new police chief, two new hires and an amendment to the town's salary ordinance within that time. During a...
The Francesville Town Council said goodbye to clerk- treasurer Cathy Elston during their first meeting of the year on Wednesday, Jan. 8. Elston has worked for the town for the past six years. She recognized all of the opportunities and experiences the position has given her. During her parting...
The Medaryville Town Council not only reorganized for the new year during a regular meeting on Jan. 15, but they also discussed police presence in town. President Salyer started the discussion on the frequency of police officers in town and potential scenarios for an additional pay incentive. She...
Appreciation for toy tractors comes at any age.
Tractors, trucks and treasures of all kinds were not in short supply at this year's annual farm toy show. The show is a beloved Northern Indiana Power from the Past tradition that attracts toy collectors and admirers of all ages. The show took place on Sunday, Jan. 19 at Eastern Pulaski Elementary...
The Pulaski County Election Board welcomed Aaron Hoover as the new Democrat representative. Pictured is Pulaski County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny, Democrat Representative Aaron Hoover and Republican Representative Theresa Calloway.
The Pulaski County Election Board met on Jan. 16 to reorganize and introduce new Democratic appointee Aaron Hoover. Discussion was also held on CFA- 4 forms, a campaign finance form, that is required to be turned in by candidates. At the board's last meeting on Nov. 15, they had mentioned that five...
Baker Tilly was on the agenda for the Jan. 13 regular Winamac Town Council meeting to go over water and sewer rate studies and the third quarter report. A representative went over the current water and sewer rate structure along with an analysis on the adequacy of those rates, to see if either...
The arrival of winter brings a flurry of health and wellness risks, from cold and flu strains to slippery ice and snow on driveways and sidewalks. So, what can Pulaski County residents do to stay healthy this winter? Pulaski County Public Health Nurse Stephen Newcomer breaks down the various ways...
The Winamac Athletic Department is proud to announce the Hall of Fame Class of 2024- 25. The three new members will be inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame Friday, Jan. 31, when the Winamac Warriors host the West Central Trojans. The induction ceremony will begin after the boys’ junior varsity...
The Pulaski County Council approved changes to meeting times in 2025 as well as new officers during their first regular meeting of the year on Jan. 13. Before any other orders of business, the council reorganized. For president, Mike Tiede was nominated by Tim Overmyer and it was seconded by Sheila...
 
 

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