Main Street

Cyclists take their marks at the starting line for the 2nd annual Tri-Tender Triathlon on Sept. 13.

Tri-Tender Triumph

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...

Winamac Main Street organization to be housed at train depot

Beth McFarland, president of Main Street Winamac, along with other representatives from the organization, were present at a regular Winamac Town Council meeting on Monday, April 10, to introduce the organization to the town board and to ask permission to house the organization in a vacant space at...

Main Street hill project commences

Work on the Main Street hill project near Frain Mortuary and the west entrance of the town park began on Monday, April 18. Approximately 4 feet of road will be removed from the hill, making it easier for drivers to see, as well as allowing for the road to be wider and easier for cars to pass....

Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer gave an overview of past efforts to start a Winamac main street organization.

Community members hope third time’s the charm for Winamac main street organization

The Eastern Pulaski Elementary School Learning Lab was filled with 24 eager Pulaski County residents who expressed interest in learning more about trying to start a Winamac main street organization once again. For those who were not familiar with the Indiana Main Street organization, OCRA's...

Wander Our Winamac members Ryan Harrison, Winamac Clerk-treasurer Melanie Berger, Theresa Calloway, Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer and town manager Brad Zellers were recently congratulated as their hard work came to fruition and the downtown area was recognized as being a Main Street area. The organization was honored with a certificate by Office of Community and Rural Affairs Indiana Executive Director Bill Konyha.

Winamac receives Main Street designation

Downtown Winamac receives state recognition

A vision that started several years ago but didn’t have enough drive until recently has come true for the downtown Winamac area. Downtown Winamac was recently awarded the Main Street status by the State of Indiana. The drive behind the recognition came from the Wander Our Winamac! organization...