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Matters are moving forward to tear down the old elevator on Logan Street in Winamac. The KIRPC blight clearance bid was officially awarded during a special Winamac Town Council session on Monday, July 31. In October, it was said that the proposed budget for the project is $268,280 with $250,000...
The Medaryville Town Council recently read a letter from the White Post Township Trustee requesting that the town consider relinquishing any ownership and liability of the property that the fire station currently sits on at 422 E. Main Street. President Steven Foust read the letter aloud that was...
A Winamac Kiwanis Club tradition that has been going strong for 50 years continued Tuesday, July 25, in the Winamac Town Park. Children of the community were celebrated during the annual Kiwanis Kids Day. The event has grown and evolved over the years, but the one constant is the smiles and...
New Winamac Police Department Officers Bryan Linback and Evan Morrow were sworn in by Winamac Town Clerk-Treasurer Kendra Craft on Wednesday, July 26.
The Winamac Town Council will be taking compensation for special police certifications under advisement after hearing department updates from Winamac Police Chief Tyler Campbell. At a regular town board meeting on Monday, July 10, Chief Campbell requested that the board consider giving some...
Pulaski County EMS Director Brandon DeLorenzo informed the Pulaski County Commissioners on July 17 that two of their vehicles are out of commission, which is 50% of their fleet. DeLorenzo said that he is fairly certain that one vehicle has a transmission control module problem, which could lead to...
According to the current timeline given at a July 17 commissioners meeting, the bid process for the courthouse renovation project is expected to begin around mid-September. Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer said that it is probably best to expect a six...
River floats and summer fun will soon transition into the start of the school year and a new wave of excitement with the promise of the high school football season. Games are scheduled to kick off Aug. 18.
Summer activities are in full swing, with float trips down the Tippecanoe River, family reunions and soaking up the sun on a lazy afternoon. But as the calendar counts down the remaining days in July, the first hints of autumn appeared on the horizon Thursday evening when the Winamac Warrior...
Starting this school year, the Eastern Pulaski School Corporation will be offering an ambassador program, available to community members interested in learning more about the school district. Superintendent Dara Chezem said that the program will be a six session "behind the scenes" look at the...
Park safety and security were a couple of the topics raised at a regular Francesville Town Council meeting on Wednesday, July 5. The town council discussed potentially banning firearms on town park property and about the proposed security cameras. The total bill for the cameras will be $8,217....
Monterey Town Council President Doug Denton highlighted at their July 11 regular meeting that the boy scouts will be doing a community project for the town park soon. In January of this year, a scout had asked the town board if he could repaint the lines on the basketball court, repaint the lamp...

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