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Pulaski County Sheriff Deputy Christopher Parish, Eugene Geisler and Buffalo Fireman Mike Anderson meet for the first time after the heroic rescue on April 11.
Two strangers have emerged heroes after courageously rescuing a Winamac man from his burning home. Pulaski County Deputy Christopher Parish, Buffalo Fireman Mike Anderson and Eugene Geisler, the victim, together with their friends and family, met for the first time after that day at the Pulaski...
Off-road vehicles (ORVs) will be required to have a special sticker for recreational, agriculture or manufacturing/construction use (including solar), according to a new Pulaski County ordinance introduced at a regular commissioners meeting on Monday, May 5.  Pulaski County Sheriff Chris Schramm...
County Clerk JoLynn Behny and Voter Registration Deputy Becky McLeroy are urging Pulaski County to start thinking now about the 2026 local elections. Several federal, state and county offices will be up in the May 2026 primary election. Those offices include: U.S. Representative District 2, State...
The Winamac Softball League and Warrior Youth Baseball recently met for a conversation with the Winamac parks board regarding the usage and responsibilities of the concession stand. A special session was called for this with attorney Justin Schramm on Monday, April 28. Board president Renee...
Sealed bids for the Community Crossings Matching Grant project were opened by the Winamac Town Council during a special meeting on Monday, April 21. Bids were due by 3:30 p.m. on the 21st. The meeting started at 4:30 p.m. The scope of the project includes approximately 4,223 tons of HMA paving, 180...
State and local officials, organization leaders, local business people and interested community members gathered at the Winamac Knights of Columbus for the 2025 Pulaski County Economic Development Summit on Tuesday, April 29.
Much like a camera, the annual Pulaski County Economic Development Summit aims to capture a quick snapshot of the state of the county at the present moment. This year, Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer's address developed the current picture of our local economy,...
The Pulaski County Veterans Treatment Court team congratulates the two newest graduates on their hard work.
The most recent Pulaski County Veterans Treatment Court graduation not only commemorated the successes of its two newest graduates, but it also celebrated the removal of Pulaski Superior Court from the abolishment list in House Bill 1144. The graduation celebration took place at 10:30 a.m. on...
Baker Tilly reviewed three utility reports with the Winamac Town Council during a regular meeting on Monday, April 14. Details on cash, expenses, revenue and rates were shared for each of the town's utilities: electric, sewer and water. The sewer utility has about one tenth of the electric cash...
At the April 21 commissioners meeting various topics were discussed, including the ongoing search for an attorney for the Advisory Plan Commission (APC), which was brought up by Commissioner Jenny Knebel. During the meeting, Knebel first shared her concerns with progress not being made on the...
Lynn and Don Darda are the 2025 H.J. Halleck Community Service Award recipients.
They say good things come in twos and that is the case with Don and Lynn Darda. The couple was recently honored with the H.J. Halleck Community Service Award for their outstanding dedication and commitment to serving the community. The Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce's annual H.J. Halleck Award...

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