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Tecton Construction Management and Moake Park Group were at a regular West Central school board meeting on Thursday, April 6 to give updates on the band and choir room improvements. According to superintendent Cathy Rowe, the corporation is on track to send out bid documents by the end of April and...
Pulaski Memorial Hospital staff and administrators gathered for a formal Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting during the event.
The community was invited to take a tour and to visit with Pulaski Memorial Hospital staff about the hospital's new Wound Care Center during an open house on Thursday, April 13 from 5 to 7 p.m. Clinical Program Director Kathy Corey advised that Pulaski Memorial is in partnership with Healogics LLC...
Sheila Jimenez
Sheila Jimenez of rural Franklin Township was selected to fill the vacant Pulaski County Council seat left by Adam Loehmer. The former county council vice president announced his resignation from the county council in early March. Loehmer said that he was leaving the council so he could turn his...
A pollinator garden is proposed to go behind the Darda family bench and around the artesian well on the west side of the Winamac Town Park.
Rick Mynark was welcomed as the newest member of the Winamac parks board during a regular meeting on Thursday, April 6. Mynark was appointed to the position by the Pulaski County Public Library Board. The open position on the parks board comes after Dan Murphy did not seek reappointment for his...
Technology Integration Specialist Shannon Burgess briefly demonstrated what the Promethean board can do at a regular school board meeting on April 10.
A $337,873 interactive board project for all classrooms corporation wide was unanimously approved by the Eastern Pulaski school board during a regular meeting on Monday, April 10. The 75 inch interactive panels are Promethean boards and will be mounted to each classroom's white board. There will...
The Francesville Town Council unanimously voted to raise shelter rental at the park to $60 during a regular meeting on April 5. Shelter rental was previously $40. After hearing the proposal, town council member Lynn Johns said he was not necessarily opposed to it. He said that he does not remember...
Mild temperatures and sunshine made a perfect backdrop for the annual Spring Easter Egg Hunt hosted by the Pulaski County 4-H Junior Leaders on Saturday, April 8 at the Winamac Town Park.
Pulaski County residents were recently invited to attend an open house to ask questions and to learn more about what carbon capture and storage (CCS) is, how it works and what a potential project could look like. The trade-show style open house was hosted by BP on Thursday, April 6 at One Eyed Jack...
Winamac Police Chief Tyler Campbell and the Winamac Metropolitan Board of Police Commissioners recently discussed possible incentives they could offer to help recruit officers. Chief Campbell advised the board that officer Phil Foerg's last day with the department was March 9. He has since taken a...
Pulaski County EMS Director Brandon DeLorenzo provided updates on the ambulance grant during a regular commissioners meeting on April 3. He said that he had worked with all of the suppliers of the grant and all of them matched their original quote except for the ambulance company Stryker, which was...

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