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A resolution to pursue the purchase of the Winamac Knights of Columbus building was passed by the Pulaski County Council during a regular meeting on March 9. County Council President Sheila Hazemi advised that all council members received copies for their review of the agreement that the...
The West Central school board did not approve a proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Pulaski County Health Department and a yoga program during their regular meeting on March 5. Superintendent Dr. Cathy Rowe and Middle and High School Principal Mike Carlson briefly explained what the...
The temperature turned up at a routine Pulaski County Commissioners meeting on March 2, as residents voiced their opinions on solar projects and expressed feelings of being unheard by their local government. The conversation started with Commissioner Jennifer Knebel's presentation on county solar...
The Francesville Town Council touched base on some issues with trash around town during their regular meeting on March 4. Councilman Tom Thomas said that he has been receiving several phone calls about people rummaging through trash cans and picking up trash on personal property, not on the street...
The Winamac Board of Parks and Recreation held a discussion on the concession stand lease during their regular meeting on March 5. President Renee Calabrese started out by saying that she knows that they had previously discussed having both softball and Warrior Youth Baseball on the lease as co-...
Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer gave updates on the courthouse, revolving loan fund and the comprehensive plan during the March 2 regular commissioners meeting. Origer said that David and Preston Meihls with ADA Consulting of Indiana completed their...
The Pulaski County Commissioners unanimously passed a motion on March 2 to start the process of potentially purchasing the Knights of Columbus building (located at 340 E. 50 N., Winamac) and surrounding acreage. The building and land is currently for sale for $499,500. President of the Board of...
At their Feb. 18 meeting, the Pulaski County Election Board addressed several key matters, including resolutions critical to the upcoming 2026 election cycle. Present at the meeting were Democrat Election Board Member Jessye Gilley, Republican Election Board Member Jon Frain, County Clerk and...
The Town of Medaryville was also given the opportunity to bring back the recycling service and the town board unanimously approved it during a regular meeting on Feb. 18. Also by direction of the Pulaski County Commissioners, Recycling and Transfer Station Manager John Kegarise asked the...
Like Francesville, the Town of Monterey will also bring back recycling, on a trial basis, according to unanimous agreement by the Monterey Town Council on Feb. 10. Recycling and Transfer Station Manager John Kegarise advised that he was coming to the board, by direction of the commissioners, to see...