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Indiana Conversation Officer Keith Wildeman gave stickers to Audrey Rodriguez and her brother Dylan West before shopping on Dec. 13.
See more photos in the Pulaski County Journal, available in print and e-edition.
Multiple emergency agencies responded to an afternoon fire on Dec. 6 at Jenkins Service and Tire Company, located at the corner of SR 14 and Monticello Street in Winamac.
See the full story in the Pulaski County Journal, available in print and e-edition.
Pulaski County Public Library board trustees spent time during a regular meeting on Nov. 25 listening to an audience of concerns regarding the Medaryville branch library closing.
Those in the audience were given two to three minutes to voice their opinion. The library did allow for Susan Bergens...
The Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation is celebrating not only the initial success of the Warrior Academy but also the announcement that it has been approved by the state.
The corporation has been working the last several months on establishing funding for the Warrior Academy including...
Decking the streets in the downtown areas and along Monticello Street (U.S. 35) has been a tradition of the Town of Winamac for numerous years, but this year the lights are shining brighter.
The holiday lights that shine on the corridor of Monticello Street from Spring Street to Jefferson Street...
Christi Hoffa has been named the new Pulaski County Clerk and will take office the first of the year.
Current county clerk Tasha Foerg recently announced that she would be resigning from the elected position because she is moving with her family. She will finish the third year of her term. ...
As Pulaski County Commissioners were receiving an update on the progress of a potential industrial park on the west side of the county, they were also setting the record straight.
On Monday, during a regular meeting, Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer...
Pulaski County Council members approved a new position and an increase in wages but not without opposition during a regular meeting on Monday.
Councilwoman Alex Haschel questioned the wage issues. She said it bothers her that people are being hired without the council knowing anything about it. ...
Medaryville voters appear to be looking for change as they have voted for two new town council members.
On Nov. 3, the voters were given the opportunity to cast their approval for three of six candidates that included incumbent Carolyn Hager (R), Raymond L. Saltsman Sr. (R), Suzanna J. Wilcoxon (R...
Plans to clean Indian Creek are in full swing again after facing several delays.
The original petition to clean the ditch began in 2002. The project had just started to flow in 2003 when it was held up in court. The project has since been through court twice.
“This is our fourth time restarting...