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Cleaning extra dirt off reveals the vibrant, patriotic colors of the 1976 time capsule.
A large vault buried during the U.S. Bicentennial in 1976 emerged from the ground Friday afternoon, April 24, greeted by a small, but eager crowd. Although no marker identified the spot on the courthouse lawn, the Pulaski County Historical Society did have record of its location. After a small...
The Pulaski County Election Board continued a previous conversation about campaign signage during a meeting on Thursday, April 23. At their last meeting, on March 27, County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny said that President of the Board of Commissioners Don Street had an ordinance...
Monterey Fire Chief Doug Klausing presented the town council with the 2027 fire contract during a regular meeting on April 14. During discussion, board member Aaron Gilley made a request for more transparency in how their money will be spent. This request comes in response to some comments that...
Earlier this year, the Indiana State Board of Education voted in favor of adopting a new statewide accountability model, implementing a new A-F grading system for each school. Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation Superintendent Dara Chezem explained the details of the new system to the...
All agencies came together to see the Lutheran Air III. These included: Medaryville Fire, Winamac Fire, Monterey Fire, Francesville Fire, Pulaski County EMS, Pulaski County EMA Director Richel Fox, Aviation Manager Daryn Wilder and Scout Troops 222 and 229.
Although the Indiana spring weather did not exactly cooperate, the US Veteran Reserve Corps (US-VRC) still led a successful and informative all-day medical helicopter training for local emergency personnel at Arens Field Airport in Winamac on Saturday, April 18. Warrant Officer Scott Coombs served...
Traditional carnival games were a big hit with the kids.
Safety and fun were the headlines of the Pulaski County Child Safety Fair and Carnival on Saturday afternoon, April 18, at Eastern Pulaski Elementary School. Kids of all ages enjoyed games, prizes, music, face painting, a balloon artist and local vendors of all kinds. Several booths were set up to...
The Pulaski County Advisory Plan Commission (APC) is recommending a 12 month moratorium  on Commercial Solar Energy Systems (CSES) to the Pulaski County Commissioners. A special meeting with a public hearing was held on Monday, April 20. Before discussion started, President Abby Dickey reminded...
Leeann Wright, Executive Director of the Community Foundation of Pulaski County, was present at the April 13 joint session on behalf of the Recovery Cafe to request some money from the county opioid settlement funds. Wright said that tackling substance misuse in Pulaski County has been a strategic...
Pulaski County dispatchers were celebrated during Public Safety Telecommunicators Week from April 12-18. Pictured are some of Pulaski County’s dispatchers: Kaitlyn Krueger, 2 months; Laura McIntosh, 20 years and Donnetta Ernest, 21 years. The Pulaski County 911 Center is located in the Justice Center.
They answer when you need them - they are the often unsung heroes who are the first to pick up the phone to get you the help you need, when you need it. Dispatchers do the critical work that provides lifesaving support to individuals in our community every day. Indiana Governor Mike Braun...
The Pulaski County 4-H Junior Leaders held a spring egg hunt on Sunday, April 12 at the Star City Park. The hunt was supposed to take place at the Winamac Town Park, but was moved due to severe flooding. After they gathered all of the eggs, kids opened them and collected their prizes.

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