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Fifteen Pulaski County residents are making state history as they will be part of the Indiana Bicentennial Torchbearers this September and October.
On June 29, torchbearers from across the state were invited to meet in Indianapolis for an unveiling of names and the torchbearer uniforms during a...
The Pulaski County Community Development Commission is seeing the hard work of the community come together as the proposed project for the Hometown Collaboration Initiative has been approved.
Community development commission executive director Nathan Origer recently announced that the proposed...
Although the Spirit of Pulaski County will not be held during its usual time of the year, the festivities will go on.
During a regular chamber meeting, Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce Director Angie Anspach updated the chamber board members as to when the festival will be occurring.
“We are...
As the Winamac Parks and Recreation Board continues to move forward and plan for the future, a discussion of creating an advisory council was held.
During a regular meeting on June 16, park board members discussed the benefits of an advisory council.
Boardman Chris Schramm said he has spoken with...
See more photos in the Pulaski County Journal, available in print and e-edition.
News of the passing of the Winamac Town Council President Ken McFarland, who has served the community most of his life in various capacities, has many locals reminiscing.
McFarland, who was recently elected to the town council in 2015, was known by many to have the interest of Winamac at heart. ...
Residents questioning the town ordinance violations continue to top the agenda for the Medaryville Town Council meetings.
On June 15, during a regular meeting, the council heard from more residents regarding the recent violations the town has issued.
One resident asked to make payments on the...
With an increasing amount of paperwork and regulations changing for nutritional guidelines, the Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation approved to hire a director of food services.
Superintendent Dan Foster said currently the school corporation doesn’t have one person to oversee the food...
A regular commissioners’ meeting Monday evening turned into a spatting of words with the commissioners.
During the meeting, commissioner Bud Krohn Jr. exchanged some heated discussion with Pulaski County Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer and also fellow commissioner Larry...
The Winamac Town Council will begin metering the fire department for water use as the town attempts to find out why the water loss is so high.
During a regular town council meeting on June 13, council members approved to purchase a meter for the fire department.
Water and street superintendent...