Pulaski County
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.
To an untrained eye, the rock formation in the Harrison-Crawford State Forest appears to be just an outcropping of Indiana limestone. However, armed with a map showing 3-D representation of the area, and overlaid with plat maps from the 19th century, Brandy Hayes-Manning sees the hidden gem beneath...
Two separate documents for Bottlebrush Solar, a drainage agreement and a road agreement, were approved last Monday by the Pulaski County Drainage Board and the Pulaski County Commissioners, which are made up of the same members. Bottlebrush Solar is a project of Invenergy LLC and is proposed to be...
Summer activities are in full swing, with float trips down the Tippecanoe River, family reunions and soaking up the sun on a lazy afternoon. But as the calendar counts down the remaining days in July, the first hints of autumn appeared on the horizon Thursday evening when the Winamac Warrior...
The architects on the Pulaski County courthouse renovation project are now moving into creating construction drawings that will be used by Tonn and Blank to solicit bids when the time comes, according to Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer. He explained...
The Pulaski County Commissioners are reminding farmers to not plant in the public right of way and to keep the general safety of motorists in mind as they plant their fields. They also requested for the highway department to mow and maintain five foot easements. Vice president Maurice Loehmer said...
The Pulaski County Council voted to approve a preliminary resolution creating an Economic Revitalization Area (ERA) for the Bottlebrush Solar project during a regular meeting on Monday, May 8. Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer summarized for the...
Even after a fairly open discussion between the Pulaski County Council and the commissioners about potentially using some of the ARPA money for pay raises, still no decision has been made on the matter. Commissioner president Chuck Mellon first shared with the county council what they have agreed...
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...
The Pulaski Animal Center celebrated their 10th anniversary at their annual PAC fundraiser on Saturday, March 18 at the Knights of Columbus in Winamac. Guests enjoyed live music, a silent and live auction, a raffle and food and drinks provided by Tippy's.
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