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The '70s are back and are on display at the Pulaski County Historical Museum. After the U.S. Bicentennial 1976 time capsule was unearthed on Friday, April 24, the capsule was taken back to the museum to be unsealed. All items were carefully removed from the capsule and volunteers got to work with...
The Pulaski County Advisory Plan Commission (APC) had recently recommended a 12 month moratorium on commercial solar energy systems (CSES) with a 6-0 vote. However, on Monday, May 4, the commissioners voted down the moratorium request with a 2-1 vote. The county currently has moratoriums on data...
The sound of sparkling wine bottles popping to celebrate 30 years of the CDC could be heard as Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer delivered his annual State of the County Economy Address on Tuesday, April 28 at the Winamac Knights of Columbus Hall....
Together, the Pulaski County Commissioners agreed that they would like to see the animal control position be full-time, after discussing the matter with Pulaski County Sheriff Chris Schramm. Sheriff Schramm said that last summer he had chosen to move the animal control position, which was part-time...
The Winamac Town Council received information about the municipal unit strategic taskforce, created by House Bill 1210, during a regular meeting on April 13. Clerk-treasurer Kendra Craft advised that recently passed House Bill 1210 allows each Indiana county, prior to Oct. 1, to develop a taskforce...
Prior to opening the floor for public comment on April 13 – the first item on the agenda – Pulaski County Council President Sheila Hazemi read the following statement regarding decorum during meetings: "The Pulaski County Council is committed to conducting public meetings in a manner that is open,...
A good amount of voters came out to make their voices heard during the 2026 primary election in Pulaski County. Election Day was Tuesday, May 5. Out of the 8,574 registered voters in the county, a total of 2,480 cast their ballot (28.92%). Majority of these voters voted on Election Day, with 1,642...
A large vault buried during the U.S. Bicentennial in 1976 emerged from the ground Friday afternoon, April 24, greeted by a small, but eager crowd. Although no marker identified the spot on the courthouse lawn, the Pulaski County Historical Society did have record of its location. After a small...
The Pulaski County Election Board continued a previous conversation about campaign signage during a meeting on Thursday, April 23. At their last meeting, on March 27, County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny said that President of the Board of Commissioners Don Street had an ordinance...
Monterey Fire Chief Doug Klausing presented the town council with the 2027 fire contract during a regular meeting on April 14. During discussion, board member Aaron Gilley made a request for more transparency in how their money will be spent. This request comes in response to some comments that...