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Scott Rudd, the current broadband consultant for the county, was approved at a regular commissioner's meeting on Feb. 21, to continue serving in that capacity. Wendy Rose of the Community Foundation of Pulaski County and Broadband Task Force Chair Kurt Dickey highlighted how fortunate they feel to...
Some improvements are expected to come to the basketball court at the Medaryville town park, according to information given by the parks board members at a regular town council meeting earlier last month. Parks board member Ashlee Salyer advised that in the past month they have met with the...
Although there was no snow and mild temperatures this year for the 37th annual Snowball Auction and Golf Scramble at Pond View Golf Course, groups still enjoyed a day full of fun and golf on Saturday, Feb. 25. Both the auction and golf scramble raised a record $41,500 this year. All funds raised...
A public hearing was held to hear comments on Vander Haag's proposed tax abatement for an expansion project on the south parcel of their property during a regular county council meeting on February 13. The matter was discussed at last month's meeting by Pulaski County Community Development...
Fiber optic internet is making its way into the town of Monterey and soon, the rural countryside as well. RTC Communications was present at a regular Monterey Town Council meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 15 to discuss the upcoming install of fiber optics in the area. RTC is based out of Rochester and...
Work has started again on the Memorial Swinging Bridge with spring just around the corner. Repairs were paused briefly due to the wrong size boards being placed on the footbridge. Things have since been ironed out and work is to wrap up in time for the lighting of the bridge this spring.
Leeann Wright, executive director of the Community Foundation of Pulaski County, informed both the county council and the commissioners about the Pulaski County Drug Free Council and their proposal for using the county's opioid settlement funding. Wright explained that both organizations came...
As they say, one experience can change your life. So is the case for sisters Regan and Tori Culp, both of Francesville, as not too long ago their world was opened up and they realized the importance of equitable inclusion for all. Their impactful experience occurred several years ago when both...
Andrea Keller, Public Health Nurse at the Pulaski County Health Department, was recently acknowledged as a 2023 Public Health Hero by the Indiana Public Health Association (IPHA). She was nominated by a county resident. She is Pulaski County's only public health nurse and during COVID she was the...
Each building in the Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation is taking the proper steps to work towards a Purple Star School designation. The designation is a state award given to schools who show a significant commitment to service members, veterans, students and families connected to our...