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The economic development agreement and tax abatement for the Bottlebrush Solar project passed after a public hearing at a regular county council meeting on Monday, June 12. Bottlebrush Solar is a project of Invenergy LLC, proposed to be located in Salem and Beaver townships. According to the...
During the June 12 joint session, county health officer Dr. Rex Allman asked the county commissioners if they would like to opt-in to the governor’s public health initiative. After hearing his presentation, they ultimately decided it would be in the county's best interest to participate. Allman...
Artificial intelligence (AI) and chronic absenteeism are two items that are to be addressed at Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation this next school year. The topics were discussed during the first reading of the corporation handbook during a regular meeting on Monday, June 12. Corporation...
In response to a request from the Monterey Volunteer Fire Department, the Monterey Town Council will be exploring putting in additional "no parking" signs at intersections. The request comes in light of some past difficulties the fire trucks have had with making turns at intersections, particularly...
The long-awaited installation of the lights on the Veterans Memorial Swinging Bridge started on Thursday, June 8.
Bill and Larry Weaver were recognized for 25 years of service to the Winamac Volunteer Fire Department during a surprise celebration on Sunday, June 4. The party was held at One Eyed Jack's Celebration Station and featured appetizers, the presentation of the awards and dinner.
Pulaski County Family Treatment Court celebrated its first graduate on June 2, in Pulaski Circuit Court. Maxi, Pulaski County Family Treatment Court's first graduate, completed more than 20 months of individualized services with the Family Treatment Court. Maxi worked weekly with the Family...
The Pulaski County Commissioners are reminding farmers to not plant in the public right of way and to keep the general safety of motorists in mind as they plant their fields. They also requested for the highway department to mow and maintain five foot easements. Vice president Maurice Loehmer said...
The Winamac Class of 2023 celebrate the end of their high school careers with the throwing of the caps after the June 4 graduation ceremony.
Pilot Bob Eber of Rochester and Frank Widner of Winamac, a member of the Head Hunters Car Club, pause for a photo before a flight during the second annual car show, open house and fly-in on June 3.








