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Back in February, the Winamac parks board was advised that Lori Goble is interested in building a platform over the river in the park as an observation deck in memory of the late Bradley Goble. This item has been discussed on and off over the past year and was discussed again at the Oct. 2 parks...
Pulaski County's treatment courts are creating a ripple effect in the community. Not only do these programs help individuals overcome addiction and mental health challenges, they also positively impact their families, friends and everyone they come in contact with. To shed more light on what these...
Family, friends, the veterans treatment court team, mentors and supporters recently gathered to celebrate a milestone moment for two graduates of the Pulaski County Veterans Treatment Court program. The ceremony was held on Sept. 26 in Pulaski Superior Court to celebrate the achievements of...
The Medaryville Town Council held a public hearing for new sewer rates before their regular meeting on Sept. 17. The floor was open, but no public comments were brought forward. A representative from Baker Tilly was present at the meeting to go over some of the key points of the rate study. Overall...
The Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation school board held a public hearing for the 2026 budget, including the proposed bus replacement plan and the capital project plan, on Monday, Sept. 29. Vice President Aaron Campbell opened up the floor for public comment, but no members of the public...
On Tuesday, Sept 23, Indiana Municipal Power Agency (IMPA) representatives, local officials and town employees gathered for a short program, ribbon cutting ceremony and a tour of the Winamac Solar Park. This solar park, located at 1340 E. SR 14, along with other solar facilities in Indiana,...
During the Fall Festival, the gazebo in downtown Francesville was dedicated to Darlene Mellon in memory of her decades of service to the festival and the Francesville community. A plaque honoring Darlene was made and the family gathered for the dedication. Darlene was involved in a number of...
President of the Pulaski County Board of Commissioners Don Street said on Sept 15 that he will no longer be pursuing the proposed community development commission (CDC) and building and zoning department merger. Street had originally brought up the proposal on Sept. 2 at a regular commissioner...
Winamac Police Chief Branson Eber met in a special session with the Winamac Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners on Sept. 15 to discuss raising his salary. Chief Eber said that he has conducted some research – looking at the hours he has worked and comparing his salary to other chiefs in...
Rain couldn't dampen the spirits of participants in the second annual Tri-Tender Triathlon, hosted by Main Street Winamac on Saturday, Sept. 13. Teams and individuals were encouraged to grab their best superhero costume and kayak (4.3 miles), run (2.2 miles), bike (3.9 miles) and eat a One Eyed...