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The Pulaski County Commissioners approved to sell the former county home, Pleasant View Rest Home.
After about a year and a half of working to sell the county home, the Pulaski County Commissioners are finalizing the paperwork on the sale.  During a regular meeting Monday evening, the commissioners approved to sell the former county home, Pleasant View Rest Home, at a price of $26,000. An...
West Central High School has announced the two top graduating seniors from the class of 2017.  Brandon Putt has earned the distinction of being named class valedictorian. Upon graduation Putt plans to attend Purdue University to study business management. Brandon is the son of Michael and Donna...
The Winamac Parks and Recreation Board held a public meeting in regards to obtaining grant funding for the proposed community pool.  On May 22, an audience gathered to discuss how a Department of Natural Resources Land and Water Conservation Fund grant could impact the proposed community pool...
With the opportunity to obtain $10,000 to better an area in the town, the Francesville Town Council has decided to improve the park.  After a bit of brainstorming, the Francesville Town Council has decided that a small fountain garden at the park is something that could be enjoyed by everyone.  At...
Winamac Community High School has announced its top two graduates for the 2016-17 school year.  Jack DeGroot, son of Perry and Katie DeGroot, has been named valedictorian and Claire Collins, daughter of Adam and Jill Collins, is the salutatorian. DeGroot plans upon graduation are to attend Butler...
The fence surrounding the Sportsman’s Bar and Grill is beginning to block the sidewalk and could soon be in the street. Commissioners discussed the issue on Monday because the fence belongs to the county.
A couple of town issues were brought to the attention of the Pulaski County Commissioners in hopes of a little help.  At a regular meeting on Monday, Medaryville and Monterey town council presidents requested a little guidance regarding a couple of property issues.  Medaryville Town Council...
The Pulaski Health Foundation has been given an opportunity to move forward with a project that has been on the minds of the board members for some time — an assisted-living center in Winamac.  On May 8 during the Winamac Town Council meeting, health foundation president and chairman Scott Fritz...
Pulaski County Council members are preparing to spend money on the courthouse and they are not starting with the little projects. Pulaski County Maintenance Director Jeff Johnston asked the council to continue moving forward with the replacing of the courthouse elevator during a regular meeting...
Francesville Town Council members have been given an opportunity to obtain about $10,000 for a community project but what that project will be has them guessing.  At a regular meeting on May 1, the council voiced some projects that could be paid for with grant funding from the Community Foundation...

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