Friends of the Panhandle Pathway
The Pulaski County Tribe (PCT) and Friends of the Panhandle Pathway celebrated the completion of a new mural situated along the scenic Panhandle Pathway Trail in Winamac on Saturday, Sept. 16. The mural's theme features a tractor, vibrant wildflowers and a cyclist. It encapsulates the essence of...
The Friends of the Panhandle Pathway are requesting partial use of the Sally Drive right-of-way to further expand their trail north. Randy Peterson, project engineer from Abonmarche Consultants, explained at a regular commissioners meeting on Dec. 5 that the proposed trail extension for the...
The Friends of the Panhandle Pathway told the Pulaski County Commissioners that they are looking forward to the next phases of their trail extension project. They recently acquired a Next Level Trails (NLT) grant from the state of Indiana. They will split the project in half and do the north end...
The Winamac Town Council unanimously agreed to enter into talks with engineers to see the possibilities of adding a stone surface to connect the Panhandle Pathway and the Tippecanoe River State Park. As explained by chairman of the state park access committee Fred Kasten, the Friends of the...
At a regular Friends of the Panhandle Pathway meeting on Thursday, October 28 at the Royal Center Town Hall, Anne Rebeck-Scott presented the social media statistic update stating that in general, they'd like to find more ways to reach families and get them more involved. According to Rebeck-Scott,...
On Thursday, May 27 the Friends of the Panhandle Pathway gathered at a regular meeting to discuss updates on trail maintenance, fundraisers, and a potential partnership with the Indiana Wildlife Federation (IWF). Jenny Blake, sustainable trails coordinator for the IWF, spoke to the group about a...
Winamac Town Council members gave their permission for the Friends of the Panhandle Pathway to begin the process of expanding the trail to the north.
Friends of the Panhandle Pathway president John Bawcum approached the council during a regular meeting on March 13 to discuss the expansion of the...