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A Pulaski County Commissioners’ meeting on Sept. 19 had some residents shaking their head in confusion about the west side proposed industrial park.  During the meeting Pulaski County Commissioner Bud Krohn Jr. accused Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer...
Smoke could be seen seeping from the top of the Tate and Lyle elevators in Francesville on Monday after an explosion.
Two men were seriously injured after an explosion occurred at the elevator in Francesville.  The explosion occurred at the Tate and Lyle Grain Inc. elevator at approximately 2:02 p.m. The grain elevator is located on the south side of town at the intersection of Bill and Lyman streets.  “As a...
As the finer details of TorchFest are being finalized, the Town of Winamac was recently asked to be a part of it.  Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer requested permission to close a few downtown streets, Pearl and Main between Logan and Monticello, and...
Tammie Bachman
Residents will be seeing a new face traveling through Pulaski County.  Tammie Bachman was recently hired as the part-time animal control officer, taking the position from John Kleinofen, who is retiring.  Pulaski County Sheriff Jeff Richwine said Kleinofen will work with Bachman for a few weeks so...
Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation Board members approved a change to the student handbook.
Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation Board members are looking at another way to protect the corporation, staff and students as they reviewed and approved wording that will be added to the student handbook.  During a regular school board meeting Monday evening, superintendent Dan Foster...
The 2017 proposed county budget appears to be moving ahead with little opposition.  A public hearing was held during the Pulaski County Council meeting Monday night and little was said from the audience.  It appears that several questions were asked in an email sent to the council members and...
Two Pulaski County Sheriff’s deputies’ quick response helped save the life of a Rensselaer woman on Sept. 3.  Pulaski County Sheriff’s Deputy Seth Barton and K-9 Officer Aaron Heims responded to a call of an unresponsive woman in a vehicle in the area of 403 N. U.S. 421 in Medaryville at 5:14 a.m...

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