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Chuck and Darlene Mellon were the 2016 recipients of the H.J. Halleck Award on April 21. They were congratulated by Dan Frain.
Being in the spotlight is not why the Mellons give of their time and resources, but making the community a better place is.  On April 21, Chuck and Darlene Mellon were recognized for their selfless efforts as they were named the Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce H.J. Halleck Award winners this...
Jane Ewing was awarded the 2016 Outstanding Volunteer Award.
Several volunteers were given a pat on the back during the Pulaski County Human Services 41st annual meeting and volunteer recognition program on April 21.  Pulaski County Human Services Director Jacki Frain said human services and the volunteers don’t give a handout, they give a hand up. “Because...
Many residents turned up at the Medaryville Town Council meeting to voice their concerns that were unanswered. During a regular business meeting on April 20, the council was scheduled to address 18 trash ordinance violations, approve the second reading of the keeping of livestock within town limits...
West Central High School has announced the two top graduating seniors from the class of 2016. Jerod Putt has been selected as the valedictorian and Vanessa Murray is the salutatorian. Putt has kept busy while attending West Central. He has been a seven-year member of student council and served as...
The Prevent Child Abuse Awareness Month gathering began with a song from the Woodshed Ramblers. Pulaski County Department of Child Services Director Crystal Williams introduced Pulaski Circuit Court Judge Michael Shurn who said child services has changed during the years.
Pinwheels blowing in the wind of the Pulaski County Courthouse were the backdrop of the Prevent Child Abuse Awareness Month gathering on Friday.  Members of the community, court system, school corporations, department of child services and Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program gathered to...
Pulaski County safety chairwoman Nikki Lowry said the recent tornado drill the county held went well, but the county needs to look into purchasing shelters.  During a regular commissioners’ meeting Monday evening, Lowry said the courthouse, recycling center, EMS, annex building and highway...
A new fence has been secured around the collapsed portion of the Sportsman’s Bar and Grill in Monterey. Along with the fence, no trespassing signs have been hung. The fence was placed around the building by the Pulaski County Building Inspector’s Office. Monterey Council members are reviewing their options in regards to debris to be cleaned up.
Monterey Councilman Doug Denton voiced a number of concerns during the regular meeting on April 13, including the wastewater sewer project upgrade, the collapsed building, the water plant roof and stray dogs. The meeting started off with talking about the sewer project. Denton was recently involved...
A concern of liability, safety and costs ensued as the Winamac Town Council discussed removing a number of trees from the town park during a regular meeting on April 11.  Park manager Dave DeLorenzo questioned what the council would like to do regarding the ash trees in the town park. There are...
BREAKING NEWS
Pulaski County Sheriff’s Officers seized more than 8 pounds of marijuana and more than $4,700 in cash after they responded to a criminal complaint in the area of Beardstown on April 14.  Pulaski County Sheriff’s Deputy Seth Barton obtained a search warrant for the Delbert Bain’s residence at 5588 N...

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