The Pulaski County Commissioners will open more bids for Justice Center work this morning.
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North Judson Council to Get Updates on Paving Plans, Tree Removal Projects Tonight
The North Judson Town Council will get updates tonight on plans for next year’s paving projects and the tree removal at Norwayne Field and the Town Park. Council members will also get their monthly update from Starke County Economic Development Foundation Executive Director Lisa Dan.
Continue readingState Roads 23, 110 to Close Monday for Construction Projects
Another round of highway closures will hit State Roads 23 and 110 starting Monday. INDOT says State Road 23 will be closed in three locations between U.S. 30 and U.S. 6 for culvert replacement.
Continue readingFood Bank of Northern Indiana to Hold Drive-Through Distribution in Knox Monday
The Food Bank of Northern Indiana will return to Knox Monday, July 19. A drive-through food distribution will take place from 10:00 a.m. to noon CDT at the Knox United Methodist Church at 201 South Shield Street, according to the food bank’s website.
Continue readingPulaski Memorial Hospital Extends Visiting Hours, Continues Easing Restrictions
Pulaski Memorial Hospital continues to ease its visitor restrictions. Those under 18 may once again visit patients, as long as they’re with an adult.
Continue readingFrancesville, Grovertown, Medaryville Seeing Lowest COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Locally
Another seven COVID-19 cases were reported in Marshall County Friday. Pulaski County had another three, according to the Indiana Department of Health. The state as a whole is reporting its highest seven-day positivity rate since late May.
Continue readingInvestigators Seek Public’s Help in Finding Person of Interest in Culver Fire
A Marshall County grand jury reviewed three cases this week, ending up with one indictment and one investigation still ongoing. Prosecutor Nelson Chipman announced Friday that Delbert Ray Polenske has been indicted in connection with a crash on February 15 at U.S. 6 and King Road that resulted in the death of Melia Sue Byrer, 33.
Continue readingPulaski Council Narrowly Approves another Procedural Step for Justice Center Project
The Pulaski County Justice Center expansion project is about to begin, as the county council continues to approve the procedural steps by the narrowest of margins. Last month, the council voted four-to-three to issue up to $5.6 million worth of bonds.
Continue readingPulaski County Tribe, Starke County Youth Club Get Grants from Indiana Arts Commission
Efforts to bring an art installation to the Winamac Town Park and boost art education in Starke County have gotten some financial help. The Indiana Arts Commission recently approved its latest round of grants.
Continue readingMore COVID-19 Relief Available for Pulaski County Nonprofits through White County United Way
Pulaski County nonprofits that provide human and social services have another chance to apply for funding help. The White County United Way says it’s gotten another COVID-19 Economic Relief Initiative grant for almost $205,000 to distribute to organizations in White, Jasper, and Pulaski counties.
Continue readingAnother COVID-19 Case Reported in Marshall County
Only one new COVID-19 case was reported in the local area Thursday. A Marshall County resident has tested positive, according to the Indiana Department of Health dashboard. The state as a whole continues to see increases in the number of new cases and the positivity rate.
Continue readingKnox Planning for Upcoming Changes to Trash and Recycling Pickup
Changes are coming to Knox residents’ trash and recycling at the end of the month. The city council recently decided to switch from Waste Management to Republic Services, effective August 1.
Continue readingEastern Pulaski Schools Urging Students to Follow CDC Recommendations for Face Masks
Eastern Pulaski students will not be required to wear masks when they return school next month, but Superintendent Dara Chezem says it’s okay if they do.
Continue readingHamlet Zoning Board Approves Permit for Another New Home
Another new home is coming to Hamlet. The town’s zoning board Wednesday approved another building permit for developer Eric Keen.
Continue readingKnox School Corporation Reminds Qualifying Families to Apply for Fee Assistance
School meals are once again free for students this year, but families who’d normally qualify for free or reduced lunch may still have to apply, to get help with other costs.
Continue readingCulver Town Council Adopts Electronic Meeting Policy
Some local officials will continue to be able to attend government meetings virtually. Virtual meetings first became allowed in Indiana last year during the health emergency. House Bill 1437 made that option permanent, if the governing body adopts a written policy allowing it.
Continue readingLocal Counties Still in Blue on COVID-19 Map but Spread Still Increasing throughout State
Community spread of COVID-19 is ticking back up across the state but remains low in the local area. Marshall, Starke, and Pulaski counties are still in the blue category on this week’s county metrics map.
Continue readingStarke Park Board Looks to Hire Park Superintendent, Amid Growing Frustration with Bass Lake Beach and Campground Manager
Mounting concerns at the Bass Lake Beach and Campground have the Starke County Park Board ready to hire a park superintendent for all of its properties. Board Member Kathy Norem told the rest of the park board Tuesday that beach and campground manager Larry Clarich isn’t doing the job she’d hoped he’d do.
Continue readingWinamac Police Looking for Golf Cart Violations, Ejecting Unruly Kids from Park
Winamac Police are cracking down on golf cart violations and unruly kids in the Town Park. Town Marshal Tyler Campbell says increased patrols have led to more juveniles ejected from the park for fighting and swearing.
Continue readingMammoth Solar Tax Abatement Discussions on Hold as Litigation Continues
The Pulaski County Council will do more research before continuing its discussion on a Mammoth Solar tax abatement. The item was removed from the agenda a few hours before Monday’s meeting, as litigation over the project continues.
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