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A public celebration of the arrival of spring and the refresh of the west side of the Winamac Town Park was recently held by the Pulaski County Tribe (PCT), a Pulaski County based nonprofit organization. Saturday's event featured free hands-on children's activities, art displays, a live mural by...
As this school year nears to a close West Central is already making preparations for next year. During a regular meeting on Thursday, May 5 the West Central school board took action on a technology acceptable use policy, math textbook adoption and on a needed welding shop HVAC replacement. In...
A portion of a large justice center change order was recently approved by the Pulaski County Commissioners at a regular meeting on Monday, May 2. The action pushes the overall project construction back slightly from originally anticipated. With the approval of the new change order, the project is...
Josh Burgess and Tony Stesiak were unanimously approved to be named the new head varsity football coach and head varsity girls basketball coach at a special Eastern Pulaski school board meeting on Monday, April 25. Burgess said he plans to continue to build the program with summer workouts as well...
In light of the heated discussion that took place at last month's meeting, the Medaryville Police Department is now cracking down more strictly on any trash or abandoned vehicle violations in town. Medaryville town marshal Cody Foust informed the council at a regular meeting on Thursday, April 21,...
The Warrior Youth League recently celebrated the joyous occasion that is opening day.
Four County Counseling Chief Executive Officer Dr. Carrie Cadwell and Chief Clinical Officer Nicole Hiatt-Drang presented their annual report, citing both the statistics and the desired goals for the next year. Cadwell stated that despite the pandemic, Four County has been able to actually grow its...
Superior Court Judge Crystal Kocher recently informed the Pulaski County Council at a regular meeting on Monday, April 11 that she would be applying for two grants for two of the county's programs. One of the grants would be for the pretrial release program and would assist in funding Carmen Ruff,...
Work on the Main Street hill project near Frain Mortuary and the west entrance of the town park began on Monday, April 18. Approximately 4 feet of road will be removed from the hill, making it easier for drivers to see, as well as allowing for the road to be wider and easier for cars to pass....
After a two year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pulaski County Economic Development Summit returned this year with Ball State Economist Dr. Michael Hicks as the guest speaker. Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer was hopeful, highlighting the...