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The small community of Pulaski is still lighting up the night with their annual Christmas light display. Needed repairs are able to be made and new light displays can be added each year thanks to donations made by the community. The lights were put up just before Thanksgiving and will be able to be...
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In light of not being able to use the courthouse as an early voting location, county clerk and election board secretary JoLynn Behny asked the Pulaski County Election Board for location suggestions at a regular board meeting on Thursday, Dec. 7. She said that the current location of the clerk's...
The West Central school board unanimously approved replacing their current student information system, Alma, with Harmony during a regular school board meeting on Thursday, Dec. 7. Superintendent Dr. Cathy Rowe noted that the corporation's contract with Alma expires in June 2024. She added that...
Officer Morrow and Jason Rogers were officially recognized on Thursday, Nov. 30 by Winamac Police Chief Tyler Campbell for their extraordinary life saving efforts.
On Nov. 11, Officer Evan Morrow of the Winamac Police Department was dispatched to a child who had fallen into the Tippecanoe River and was unresponsive. Jason Rogers, who was on duty in the Emergency Room at Pulaski Memorial Hospital, ran from the hospital to the scene and assisted Office Morrow...
Marsha Tetzloff (left) and Sue Fox (right) after the caucus results were announced.
The Pulaski County Republican Party announced the successful completion of a caucus held on Saturday, Dec. 2 to elect the next Pulaski County Recorder. Following a single filing, Marsha Tetzloff was unanimously elected to succeed Sue Fox, who will retire at the year's end. Tetzloff started in the...
The Pulaski County Human Services building was packed with donated items ready to be distributed on Saturday, Dec. 9.
Volunteer "elves" were hard at work on Saturday, December 9 passing out donated toys, games, books, children's clothing and food to Pulaski County residents in need during Pulaski County Human Services' annual Coordinated Local Assistance Program (CLASP) distribution. Pulaski County Human Services...
Pulaski County Journal sales manager Andrew Van Auken presented the check to PAC's manager Ryan Robinson along with Journal staff: Tracey Collins (circulation), Frankie (the French boss), Kari Stout (managing editor), Megan Galbreath (news editor) and Kara Beavers (graphic design).
The Pulaski County Journal staff was pleased to donate more than a thousand dollars to Pulaski Animal Center in Winamac. Money was collected for each pet appearing in their annual Pets of Pulaski County calendar and that total was matched by the Journal. Pulaski County Journal sales manager Andrew...
The walls and the ceiling of the old circuit courtroom on the top floor of the courthouse.
It's no secret that it has been a busy past three weeks at the Pulaski County Courthouse. As of Tuesday, November 28, all county offices have officially moved out of their spaces in preparation for the county's courthouse renovation project. Taking a private, guided tour of the courthouse on...
Pulaski County Health Department Director of Environmental Health and Foods Edwina Guffey came before the commissioners on Monday, Nov. 20 to ask approval of increasing some environmental fees. Guffey explained that the current fee for a new septic system is $75 and repair or replacement is $50....
The Winamac Town Council discussed two sets of bids during a regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 13 – the fire truck and the trash service bids. They opened up the fire truck bids first. The only bid they received was from Alexis Fire Equipment Company for a commercial pumper and a custom pumper. It...

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