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The Pulaski County Commissioners discussed several items at their Jan. 20 morning meeting, including a BZA reappointment request and opening sealed county farm lease bids. Building Inspector Karla Redweik explained that they have a Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA)/Advisory Plan Commission (APC)...
Income from housing federal and state prisoners, needed jail shower repairs, yearly statistics and the quarterly commissary report were all presented to the Pulaski County Council on Monday evening, Jan. 12. Sheriff Chris Schramm started his presentation with sharing copies of the quarterly...
The Eastern Pulaski school board took some time during their regular meeting on Jan. 12 to discuss the different ways the district communicates with parents and guardians. The board particularly emphasized the importance of checking school newsletters for essential reminders and updates....
The Eastern Pulaski Elementary School gyms were revved up with fun on Sunday, Jan. 18, as the Northern Indiana Power From the Past's annual farm toy show delivered over 150 tables of toy tractors, semis, trucks and other collectibles. Hungry shoppers fueled up with lunch and homemade pies at the...
On Jan. 12, the Pulaski County Council had voted to approve a service agreement with Not Ur Parent's (NUP) Media. On Jan. 20, the Pulaski County Commissioners voted to table the contract with the company for now. NUP Media LLC is a marketing firm created by Huntington University friends Max Troyer...
West Central Elementary Principal Shawn Walsh and Middle/High School Principal Mike Carlson highlighted grants they have recently received at a regular school board meeting on Jan. 8. During his report, Principal Walsh shared the West Central Elementary PTC received a grant from the Community...
The Winamac Police Department received approval from the town council to purchase a new vehicle for their fleet during a regular meeting on Jan. 12. Police chief Branson Eber informed the board he would like to purchase a 2026 Ford Police Interceptor for the police department. He said that this...
The Francesville Town Council briefly touched on where they are at with the development of the town park board during a regular meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 7. Councilwoman Sydney Disinger said that they have not heard any updates from Attorney Justin Schramm on the status. She said that they’ve had...
Monterey, Indiana is a town with a unique identity, set apart not only by its one-of-a-kind name, but also its rich past and present, woven into an already fascinating tapestry. Since its founding, Monterey has gone by a couple of different names. The town was originally known as the DeMoss...
A trespassing concern was brought to both the Pulaski County Commissioners and the Pulaski County Council on Jan. 5 and Jan. 12. At the Jan. 5 commissioners meeting, Sherry Fagner, of Winamac, stated that for the second documented time solar employees have trespassed on a property owned by her...