Panhandle Pathway
Companions and dogs alike enjoyed a pawsitively spooky stroll on the Panhandle Pathway on Sunday, Oct. 29 during the Pulaski Animal Center's second annual Spooktacular Dog Parade.
The Friends of the Panhandle Pathway are requesting partial use of the Sally Drive right-of-way to further expand their trail north. Randy Peterson, project engineer from Abonmarche Consultants, explained at a regular commissioners meeting on Dec. 5 that the proposed trail extension for the...
Sunday afternoon at the Winamac town depot, Halloween went to the dogs at the Howl-O-Ween dog walk sponsored by Pulaski Animal Center. Dogs and their human companions took a stroll on the Panhandle Pathway, enjoying a perfect fall afternoon.
At a regular Friends of the Panhandle Pathway meeting on Thursday, October 28 at the Royal Center Town Hall, Anne Rebeck-Scott presented the social media statistic update stating that in general, they'd like to find more ways to reach families and get them more involved. According to Rebeck-Scott,...
To some the rain on Saturday was disappointing as Eagle Scout Shawn DePoy recognized the community with his Eagle Scout project.
The rain caused not only a wet day but also a chilly one, but for DePoy it was a sign that someone special was watching over him.
DePoy, along with several community...