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Because the school improvement plan was due the first of March, West Central School Board members were approving an improvement plan that was already submitted to the state.
During a regular meeting, superintendent Don Street said the plan was delayed due to waiting for ISTEP results. The school...
Another suspect in the case of fraudulent Medicare billing has been sentenced for conspiracy to commit health care fraud.
Anthony Bitterling, 42, of Winamac, was sentenced to 24 months in prison, 400 hours of community service, and two years of supervised release. He was also ordered to pay $1,062...
After waiting months for the new and upgraded election equipment to arrive, Pulaski County is now one step closer to being ready for the primary. On Friday, the Pulaski County Election Board members Laura Bailey, Jon Frain and Christi Hoffa, along with Judy Stinemetz and Pulaski County IT Director...
During the 2016 Pulaski County Economic Development Summit and CDC 20th anniversary celebration, Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer gave a state of the county economy address on March 1. He said the county has seen some bad times over the past year but...
With a new building inspector recently appointed, the Monterey Town Council called for his assistance in regards to the downtown collapsed building.
According to Monterey Town Councilman Doug Denton, Pulaski County Building Inspector Doug Hoover recently viewed the collapsed Sportsman’s Bar and...
Golfers in snow boots, scarves and gloves were also adorned with smiles and laughs as they tried their skills during the 30th annual Snowball Golf Scramble on Sunday.
Approximately 100 golfers, who made up 19 teams, took the nine-hole course with a laid-back ease as they waited to play the next...
Pulaski County Public Library has formalized an agreement for Pulaski County Human Services (PCHS) to relocate its Medaryville program to the former library building (West Side Center). By doing so, the library will continue to provide resources and limited services at the West Side Center building...
After several months of deciding whether a frost law would benefit Pulaski County, the commissioners have decided to try an advisory.
During a regular meeting, commissioner president Terry Young read an advisory regarding frost guidelines.
The commissioners had proposed that the county would...
No decisions were made regarding seven trash ordinance violations in the Town of Medaryville, during a regular meeting on Feb. 17.
Town council members were to review the violations and decide what the next step is in each of those cases, such as whether to issue a fine.
Instead the conversation...
A heated discussion, during the last commissioners’ meeting, between them and a county employee led one commissioner to publicly address what happened.
During the commissioners’ meeting on Feb. 1, disagreements regarding Indiana law and the county Unified Development Ordinance ensued because the...