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An initial hearing is set for former Pulaski County Sheriff Michael Gayer as he is facing six felony counts and a misdemeanor.  Gayer finished his second four-year term in December of 2014.  The charges came after a 12-month investigation by the Indiana State Police of both Gayer and former Pulaski...
Former Pulaski County Sheriff's Chief Deputy Ron Patrick was arrested.
Former Pulaski County Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Ron Patrick has turned himself in Wednesday afternoon as he faces 11 charges including nine felonies.  Patrick, who was arrested in Marshall County, was indicted by a grand jury on Aug. 9 for alleged criminal acts against the sheriff’s office. Patrick is...
Former Pulaski County Sheriff Michael Gayer arrested.
Former Pulaski County Sheriff Michael Gayer has turned himself in at Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office this morning after a warrant was issued for his arrest Tuesday evening.  Gayer faces six felony charges and one misdemeanor after a grand jury indicted him on Tuesday afternoon.  Gayer faces two...
Security of the Pulaski County Courthouse was the topic of conversation during a joint session between the council and commissioners Monday evening.
A joint session with the county council and commissioners may have locked down the need for more security at the Pulaski County Courthouse.  During the joint session, Monday evening, the two groups listened to sheriff Jeff Richwine, county clerk Christi Hoffa and Pulaski Circuit Court Judge Michael...
Wear and tear can be seen at the intersection of Bill and Lyman streets in Francesville, as semis make a turn onto private property.
Francesville Town Council members discussed problems with trucks making U-turns and tearing up an intersection.  During a regular meeting on Aug. 1, the council discussed how to address the problem. Part of the discussion involved replacing the intersection with concrete. The other part was about...
Members of the First United Methodist Church Sunday school helped organize and pack the backpacks on Sunday. Photo Submitted
On Saturday, Pulaski County Pack-A-Backpack collected school supplies during a fundraiser. This year there are about 123 Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation children and 122 West Central School Corporation children who could benefit from help with school supplies. 
Pulaski County Auditor Shelia Garling gave the county council some good news as to the county finances during a regular meeting Monday evening.  Garling said the council needs to prepare the 2017 budget. The good news is that only three funds need to be cut. The not so good news is that the county...
Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation parents and students will soon be seeing a number of the changes of the construction upgrade project.  The start of school will not only bring the excitement of the new year but also several upgrades may have students eager to begin the school year such...
Alvin Parish was sworn into office by Pulaski County Clerk Christi Hoffa after he was selected to fill a Winamac Council seat on July 25.
Alvin Parish has been chosen to fill the Winamac Town Council at-large seat after a recent caucus.  Parish was one of two candidates for the council seat and was selected after a caucus was held on July 25 when the four Monroe Township precinct committee members selected him.  The at-large seat...
The scene at Pulaski Memorial Hospital gave an indication that something big happened on Monday, Aug. 1, as police descended there. One sheriff's deputy was injured during a pursuit and was airlifted from Winamac.
A Pulaski County Sheriff’s Deputy was injured while in pursuit of a subject Monday afternoon.  At the time of the Pulaski County Commissioners’ meeting, Monday night, Pulaski County Sheriff Jeff Richwine said the deputy was airlifted to Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne.  The accidental dog bite came...

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