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2016 Pulaski County Lil’ Mister and Miss Jayden Beckner, 6, and Ellie Campbell, 5, were crowned on July 3 during the Pulaski County Fair.
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Miss Pulaski County Fair Queen Jessica Wagner was joined by her court after the judges had a difficult decision to make among the eight outstanding contestants. People’s Choice winner was Braylin Balough, while second runner-up was Tori Howard, first runner-up was Donna Zehner and Miss Congeniality was Maddie Ruff on Sunday, July 3.
A dream came true for Jessica Wagner as she was crowned the 2016 Miss Pulaski County Fair Queen on July 3.  Wagner, 20, has been dreaming about being named the fair queen since she was 8 years old.  “This is my third time competing and it’s like ‘finally my dream,’” Wagner said.  Wagner was second...
Two queens will rule the 2016 4-H fair as Peyton Newman and Regan Culp were named the 2016 Royalty. Andriana Smith, Rachel Ploss, Kassi Dahn and Jacob Conner will rule as the court.
See more Pulaski County Fair photos in the Pulaski County Journal, available in print and e-edition.
Four locals, Judy Heater, John Simmermaker, Dan Frain and Dr. Robert Klitzman, who will be part of the Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay visited Indianapolis for a press conference regarding the unveiling of the torch uniforms and a chance to see the torch on June 29.
Fifteen Pulaski County residents are making state history as they will be part of the Indiana Bicentennial Torchbearers this September and October.  On June 29, torchbearers from across the state were invited to meet in Indianapolis for an unveiling of names and the torchbearer uniforms during a...
The Pulaski County Community Development Commission is seeing the hard work of the community come together as the proposed project for the Hometown Collaboration Initiative has been approved.  Community development commission executive director Nathan Origer recently announced that the proposed...
Although the Spirit of Pulaski County will not be held during its usual time of the year, the festivities will go on.  During a regular chamber meeting, Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce Director Angie Anspach updated the chamber board members as to when the festival will be occurring.  “We are...
As the Winamac Parks and Recreation Board continues to move forward and plan for the future, a discussion of creating an advisory council was held.  During a regular meeting on June 16, park board members discussed  the benefits of an advisory council. Boardman Chris Schramm said he has spoken with...
More than 42 pilots were expected to join the flights during the Jets Over the Heartland. Pilots arrived on Thursday and stayed until Saturday. The roar of the turbine engines announced their arrival in Winamac.
See more photos in the Pulaski County Journal, available in print and e-edition.
Ken McFarland, representing the American Legion, was the master of ceremonies during the Veterans Day ceremony on Nov. 11, 2015.
News of the passing of the Winamac Town Council President Ken McFarland, who has served the community most of his life in various capacities, has many locals reminiscing.   McFarland, who was recently elected to the town council in 2015, was known by many to have the interest of Winamac at heart. ...
Residents questioning the town ordinance violations continue to top the agenda for the Medaryville Town Council meetings.  On June 15, during a regular meeting, the council heard from more residents regarding the recent violations the town has issued.  One resident asked to make payments on the...

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