The City of Knox will be hosting their annual ‘Dumpster Days’ next month.
At Tuesday’s city council meeting, Mayor Dennis Estok noted that said this is a good chance for citizens to clean up their yards and homes to get rid of anything that is too large to be picked up on normal trash days.
Continue readingEastern Pulaski School Board members considered instructors and course offerings for summer school when they met Monday night.
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In accordance with Indiana Code (IC 20-26-11-32), Eastern Pulaski School Board members took some action related to transfer student policies when they met Monday night.
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Knox City Council members considered a recommendation to rezone a portion of city property from a General Commercial (C-2) Zone to a Heavy Industrial (M-2) Zone during their meeting Tuesday evening.
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A stray cat problem on Sycamore Street was brought to the attention of North Judson Town Council members when they met last week.
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The new Winamac High School Principal was introduced at Monday night’s Eastern Pulaski School Board meeting.
Continue readingNorth Judson Town Marshal Kelly Fisher will no longer have to carry around two devices.
Continue readingWhen Knox City Council members meet tonight, they will be asked to consider a recommendation to rezone an area within the city limits from a General Commercial (C-2) to a Heavy Industrial (M-2) zone.
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Members of the North Judson-Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department recently participated in a collaborative training session to prepare for agriculture season.
Fire Chief Joe Leszek highlighted the opportunity when town council members met last Monday.
Continue readingProposed changes to the 2019-2020 Student Handbooks will come before the Eastern Pulaski Community School Board for consideration when they meet tonight.
Tonight’s spotlight on success will focus on the Eastern Pulaski Elementary School and school board members also will be asked to consider approving an out of state field trip as well as a few different donations. Dates and capacity for transfer students in the 2019-2020 school year will be considered and members will discuss summer school courses and instructors.
Tonight’s meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. ET in the schools’ Conference/Meeting Center.
As they do every year, the Indiana Sheriff’s Association (ISA) will soon be offering an opportunity to seventh and eighth-grade students who are interested in pursuing a future career in law enforcement.
This summer marks the 40th year the ISA will be hosting their annual Youth Leadership Camp.
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The possibility of bringing “Food Truck Fridays” to Norwayne Field this summer was discussed with North Judson Town Council members this week.
Park Board President Nick Radke told council members Monday night that he was recently approached by a group of food vendors who inquired about coming into town.
Continue readingIf you are a resident or business owner in Knox who has been looking to spruce up the sidewalk adjacent to your property you have a chance to receive some financial assistance to do so through the City’s 2019 Sidewalk Replacement Program.
Continue readingContract bids for the North Judson Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Wastewater project will be accepted until Monday, May 6th.
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All of the properties that came before the Knox Board of Work for review in public hearings last Wednesday were found to be non-compliant.
Continue readingKnox Street Superintendent Jeff Borg informed Board of Works members last Wednesday that crews are currently preparing the city’s roadways for some upcoming Community Crossings work.
Borg explained, “The process is consisting of measuring and ordering manhole riser rings, edging the streets and then getting them ready for the asphalt.”
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TJ’s Lawn Care will continue handling the mowing duties for Pioneer and Highland Cemeteries following a decision made by North Judson Town Council members Monday night.
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Many people may not realize that when leaves and yard clippings end up in local bodies of water, it can cause some environmental issues.
Executive Director of the Lake Maxinkuckee Environmental Council Kathy Clark recently shared a bit of information about what can happen when leaves, grass clippings and other organic debris get put into lakes.
Continue readingNorth Judson Town Council members reviewed two separate proposals from the engineering firm Fleis and VandenBrink (V&F) when they met Monday night.
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The Break the Silence with Bags of Hope fun fair will take place this weekend, in order to collect resources for local kids and raise awareness about Child Abuse Awareness Month.
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