Pulaski County
State health department officials warned of an after Thanksgiving surge in positive COVID-19 cases, and the Pulaski County numbers seem to be following the predicted trend.
On Monday, the Indiana Department of Health reported a total of 657 positive cases of COVID-19 in Pulaski County since the...
The Pulaski County Board of Zoning Appeals has made changes to the rules of procedure as the county is facing litigation after the commercial solar panel special exception was approved.
During the past couple of months the board that is taxed with approving or denying all special exceptions and...
Pulaski Memorial Hospital continues to lead the area in rural health as the staff is looking to the future and growing.
During the past several years, the medical and surgical group has grown from two physicians to 23 physicians and nurse practitioners. There is a hope that the staff continues to...
The bridge project on CR 400 E. over Mill Creek could be wrapping up this month as the project is well underway and on schedule.
Bridge 257 on CR 400 E., near a cluster of homes, is currently being replaced. The bridge is part of the annual county bridge maintenance and replacement plan. ...
It appears the Pulaski County Health Department is discouraging trick-or-treating but it comes at a time when the state has reopened.
On Sept. 26, the state gave the green light to fully open while still following CDC guidelines and also wearing masks. The opening has caused some discussion as...
Two appeals have been filed regarding the board of zoning appeals’ decision to allow an exception for a solar panel farm as several plaintiffs are seeking an administrative review.
The appeals were filed on Sept. 22 against the Pulaski County Commissioners, Mammoth Solar, Global Energy Generation...
Several individuals attended the Winamac Parks and Recreation Board meeting Sept. 3 to voice their wants in regards to another permanent pickleball court.
Pat Larkin was one of a handful of people who spoke on behalf of the pickleball players. Larkin said the group is willing to pay for the nets...
An Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs grant may soon be helping small businesses in Pulaski County.
Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) recently announced that Pulaski County was one of 42 rural Hoosier communities to receive federal...
A leaky ceiling in the Pulaski Circuit Court is hopefully no more as the roof above it has been repaired.
Circuit court judge Mary Welker initiated the repairs as she was concerned with the health hazard it was causing. Welker previously obtained the quote for the repair and presented it to the...