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The United States Veteran Reserve Corps (USVRC) 3rd Cavalry/1st Ind. will be performing an all-day training with helicopters at Arens Airfield in Winamac on April 18, 2026. Local EMS, police and EMA will be involved with these training missions. The public should know that this is not an emergency...
On March 27, after four random voting machines were run through a successful public test at 2 p.m., the Pulaski County Election Board held a meeting to address a handful of matters, including continuing their conversation on whether or not they should publish CFA-4s (campaign finance reports) on...
The Pulaski County Advisory Plan Commission (APC) agreed to recommend that the Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) moratorium be extended for another six months during a special meeting on Friday evening, March 20. The request for an extension comes after some initial back and forth between the...
The Medaryville Town Council discussed several possibilities for the use of the previous West Side Center building located at 510 E. Main St. in Medaryville. Formerly a branch of the Pulaski County Public Library, the building began operating as the West Side Center, which provided several services...
David and Preston Meihls of the ADA Consultants of Indiana checked county voting machines for accessibility on Tuesday, March 24.
Dara Chezem, Superintendent of the Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation, is resigning from her position, as announced at the March 9 school board meeting. School Board President Tim Rausch said that while they still have a few more meetings to go before they officially have to say goodbye,...
The Winamac Town Council held its first public hearing on the grant application for a proposed wastewater improvement project during a regular meeting on March 9. The floor was open, but no comments were brought forward from the public. Justin Kleinpeter, of Kleinpeter Consulting Group LLC,...
Doors of opportunity have been opening for the kids of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Northern Indiana Corridor for more than 50 years. Director of Club Engagement Dan Fry hosted a tour of the Eastern Pulaski site on Thursday, March 12 to show local officials and leaders what they do at the club...
Board members and volunteers of the Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce contributed a total of 872 volunteer hours in service to Pulaski County last year alone. This, among many other accomplishments, were commended at the annual Chamber meeting on Thursday, March 12. Chamber President Leslie Hanson...
Chemical disasters can happen anywhere, especially in rural Indiana. Incidents involving hazardous materials can occur at small town factories, stone quarries and along railroad tracks that transport dangerous materials and substances. Having a detailed plan on how to respond to an event like this...