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Indiana Secretary of Energy and Natural Resources Suzanne Jaworowski listens to county residents share their concerns about several topics pertaining to renewable energy.
Indiana Secretary of Energy and Natural Resources Suzanne Jaworowski visited Pulaski County on October 8 to take a tour of the Mammoth Solar construction sites and attend a private luncheon at Meadow Springs Manor in Francesville to hear residents' concerns regarding renewable energy in Indiana....
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A continuation of the Pulaski County Council budget meeting was held on Oct. 7. The budget meeting first began on Aug. 12 and has continued as the council has discussed individual department budgets. Tuesday's meeting started off with County Councilman AJ Gutwein sharing his opinions on the budget...
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The meeting room at the Pulaski County Courthouse was packed for the public hearing on a confirmatory resolution for a tax abatement on the proposed Mammoth Grazing Lands and Pastures Project. The hearing was held on the evening of Oct. 7. Pulaski County Community Development Commission (CDC)...
The Pulaski County Election Board recently determined a new Chair during a public meeting on Oct. 8. In January, Aaron Hoover occupied the Democrat seat and Teresa Calloway served in the Republican seat. Since that meeting, both members have been replaced. Now, Jessye Gilley has returned to serve...
The Sportsman’s Bar partially collapsed in April 2015 and has been an issue for Monterey over the past decade.
Monterey Town Council President Doug Denton came before the county commissioners on behalf of the town board on Monday, Oct. 6 to discuss the Sportsman's Bar. The Sportsman's Bar and Grill, located in downtown Monterey, partially collapsed in April 2015. A fence had been ordered to be put around a...
The Town of Francesville is currently gauging interest in potential park board members. Discussion on this and the board’s coming formation was heard during a regular meeting on Oct. 1. These topics were touched on briefly at last month’s meeting as well. The conversation started as Harvey Gutwein...
The Winamac Town Council approved the proposed pay increase for Winamac Police Chief Branson Eber during a special town council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 30. The proposal was brought to the council on Monday, Sept. 15 by Eber, who advised that he has discovered that he is severely underpaid...
The walking trail at the Winamac Town Park will be repaved soon.
Back in February, the Winamac parks board was advised that Lori Goble is interested in building a platform over the river in the park as an observation deck in memory of the late Bradley Goble. This item has been discussed on and off over the past year and was discussed again at the Oct. 2 parks...
A panel answers questions about Treatment Courts in Pulaski County during a town hall on Wednesday, Oct. 1. Pictured (from left to right) is Charissa Lucas, Jennifer Shafer, Circuit Court Judge Mary Welker, Treatment Court graduates Jeremy and Jennifer, Superior Court Judge Crystal Kocher and Sandy Lucas.
Pulaski County's treatment courts are creating a ripple effect in the community. Not only do these programs help individuals overcome addiction and mental health challenges, they also positively impact their families, friends and everyone they come in contact with. To shed more light on what these...
Richard plays Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train” on the bass guitar at the Pulaski County Veterans Treatment Court graduation reception on Sept. 26 in the Recovery Cafe of Pulaski County.
Family, friends, the veterans treatment court team, mentors and supporters recently gathered to celebrate a milestone moment for two graduates of the Pulaski County Veterans Treatment Court program. The ceremony was held on Sept. 26 in Pulaski Superior Court to celebrate the achievements of...

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