Indiana Governor Mike Braun met with several Pulaski County officials on Wednesday, July 8. Pictured (left to right, front) are: Meleita Street, Morgan Federer, Kaila Stukofski, Sheila Hazemi, MacKenzie Ledley, Al Breyfogle and (left to right, back): Mike Tiede and Don Street.
Governor Mike Braun recently visited communities across Indiana to meet with local leaders, tour one of Indiana's historic landmarks, highlight regional economic development opportunities and hear directly from county and city officials about the
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The Bottlebrush Solar decommissioning agreement had been approved by the previous set of county commissioners, but because of the timing it was never signed.
Around 8 a.m. on Wednesday, June 10 the west side of the Sportsman’s building collapsed down on itself as a result of heavy rain.
Monterey Town Council President recently gave the public an update related to the Sportsman’s Bar.
According to Timothy Hollandsworth from VS Engineering, it has been a busy three weeks since he last met with the Pulaski County Commissioners. He shared his lengthy report with them on July 6.
Pulaski County was well represented with youth readers from across the county.
Starting at 6 p.m. on July 8, Pulaski County youth took turns reading the Declaration of Independence on the Pulaski County Courthouse steps.
July 3 – known locally as Veteran's Memorial Swinging Bridge Day – was filled with community, music and a special dedication. The celebration began with the dedication of two new flag poles placed at each side of the bridge entrance.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun met with several Pulaski County officials on Wednesday, July 8. Pictured (left to right, front) are: Meleita Street, Morgan Federer, Kaila Stukofski, Sheila Hazemi, MacKenzie Ledley, Al Breyfogle and (left to right, back): Mike Tiede and Don Street.
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Around 8 a.m. on Wednesday, June 10 the west side of the Sportsman’s building collapsed down on itself as a result of heavy rain.
Pulaski County was well represented with youth readers from across the county.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun met with several Pulaski County officials on Wednesday, July 8. Pictured (left to right, front) are: Meleita Street, Morgan Federer, Kaila Stukofski, Sheila Hazemi, MacKenzie Ledley, Al Breyfogle and (left to right, back): Mike Tiede and Don Street.
Governor Mike Braun recently visited communities across Indiana to meet with local leaders, tour one of Indiana's historic landmarks, highlight regional economic development opportunities and hear directly from county and city officials about the issues facing their communities. Governor Braun...
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The Bottlebrush Solar decommissioning agreement had been approved by the previous set of county commissioners, but because of the timing it was never signed. According to information presented at the July 6 meeting, the current commissioners are able to sign it, but some double-checking will occur...
Around 8 a.m. on Wednesday, June 10 the west side of the Sportsman’s building collapsed down on itself as a result of heavy rain.
Monterey Town Council President recently gave the public an update related to the Sportsman’s Bar. The issue of the long-vacant Sportsman’s Bar and Grill building in downtown Monterey has recently resurfaced due to the building partially collapsing on itself on June 10 due to heavy rain. Since then...
According to Timothy Hollandsworth from VS Engineering, it has been a busy three weeks since he last met with the Pulaski County Commissioners. He shared his lengthy report with them on July 6. He started off with updates on the Mayapple Solar project and the American Electric Power (AEP) Star...
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Pulaski County was well represented with youth readers from across the county.
Starting at 6 p.m. on July 8, Pulaski County youth took turns reading the Declaration of Independence on the Pulaski County Courthouse steps. Signed on July 4, 1776, the Declaration was read in full for the first time on the steps of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on July 8, 1776....
July 3 – known locally as Veteran's Memorial Swinging Bridge Day – was filled with community, music and a special dedication. The celebration began with the dedication of two new flag poles placed at each side of the bridge entrance. Pulaski County veterans, scouts and the Pulaski County America...
June and July are big months for the Winamac Town Park with the Pulaski County 4-H Fair and the Northern Indiana Power from the Past. The Winamac park board met on July 1 to discuss recent happenings and to get updates on old business. Council member Steve Miller told the board that the tree stump...
The Francesville park board has officially formed and is getting to work. Board members attended the July 1 town council meeting to ask for direction as they get started. The park board is made up of Lacy Gutwein (President), Lynn Johns (Vice President), Tiffany Holle (Secretary) and Donna Putt. So...
Intentional tire squealing within the Medaryville town limits will no longer be tolerated and will come with a fine. All three readings of Ordinance 2026-06-01 passed during a regular town board meeting on Wednesday, June 24. The ordinance reads that numerous residents have voiced concerns over the...
 
 

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