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The community was invited to the Pulaski County Public Library on Thursday, Aug. 25 to admire all of the new renovations and additions that have taken place at the library over the past few years. Work on the upgrades started in 2019 and reached completion in May 2022. Guests were able to take a...
The Pulaski County Sheriff's Department will now raise part-time dispatcher pay to $17 per hour thanks to an upwards vote from the Pulaski County Council. The suggestion to raise the part-time pay first came from Sheriff Jeff Richwine at a regular county council meeting last month when he informed...
The Memorial Swinging Bridge Project is over-the-moon excited to announce that the original goal of $300,000 has been reached! Several events are still scheduled for the rest of the summer and fall and they will continue. The project is now raising funds for the possibility of cost overruns. Any...
Former Pulaski County Councilman Brian Young was sentenced in Pulaski County Superior Court on Monday, August 22 after pleading guilty to two counts of voting outside precinct residence, both Level 6 Felonies. Both of the sentences will run consecutively, for a total of three years on probation....
The third annual P.J. Gilsinger and Company Tractor Fest was quite the success, attracting John Deere and tractor enthusiasts to the small community of Pulaski once again. It's estimated that between 150 and 200 people came to the fest on Saturday - significant growth from last year's turnout....
Recognized for their families' longstanding commitment to agriculture, 106 Indiana family farms were presented the Hoosier Homestead Award on Wednesday, Aug. 17 at the Indiana State Fair from Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and Indiana State Department of Agriculture Director Bruce Kettler. Among those...
Discussions about vacating the East Annex offices, as well as potentially remodeling the West Annex, recently took place at a joint county council and commissioners meeting on Monday, Aug. 8. Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer said that one of the goals...
Park manager Aaron Spanley recently asked the Winamac Town Council about the possibility of extending the work time of seasonal help from 19 weeks to about 30 weeks to better assist him in the upkeep of the parks. That would be an approximate yearly financial increase of about $6,086. The extension...
At a regular Monterey Town Council meeting on Tuesday, August 9, council president Doug Denton said that he has been approached about several safety related matters recently. Denton said he had been asked by residents about the "no alcohol" signs in the town park as well as questions about ATVs in...
In an effort to keep class sizes small, West Central Elementary School will be utilizing a "split grade" class for fourth and fifth grade this year. Without the split, there would be one class of 32 fifth graders. Elementary principal Mike Carlson explained at a regular school board meeting on Aug...