Ambulance maintenance costs continue to add up for Pulaski County Emergency Medical Services.
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Winamac Council Considers Future Use for Current Police Station
Winamac’s new police station is almost ready, but town officials still aren’t sure what they’re going to do with the current one. It has been suggested that the portion of the Winamac Municipal Utilities Complex currently used by the police department could be rented to the Pulaski County Coroner’s Office.
Starke County Commissioners to Discuss Allowing Utility Vehicles on County Roads
Whether utility vehicles should be allowed on Starke County roads will be discussed during tonight’s county commissioners meeting.
Oregon-Davis Superintendent Responds to School Accountability Grades
Oregon-Davis Schools are more than just their A-to-F School Accountability Grades, according to Superintendent Dr. Don Harman. Continue reading
Pulaski County Sheriff’s Deputy Recognized by U.S. Representative Walorski
A Pulaski County Sheriff’s Deputy was recently recognized for his actions during a multi-county pursuit last March. Deputy Branson Eber was commended by U.S. Representative Jackie Walorski. Earlier this month, she had a formal recognition of Eber included in the Congressional Record.
Winamac Council Gets Update on Panhandle Pathway Extension
Pulaski County CDC Considering Long-Term Funding Options for Vocational Training
Pulaski County’s vocational training programs remain popular, but now the county’s having a hard time keeping up with demand. In recent years, the county has been able to set up an industrial repair and maintenance program at West Central High School, thanks to state grant funding.
Oregon-Davis Students to Rake Leaves for Local Residents during Community Service Day
Residents of Oregon and Davis townships who need help with leaf raking can get some assistance next week. The Oregon-Davis School Corporation is having a Community Service Day on Thursday, October 26.
Pulaski County Facing Tech Support Challenges, Following Problems with Jail Water Control System
The Pulaski County Justice Center’s technology issues continue. This time, the problem is the computer system that controls the water at the jail. While the water itself is working, the technology that allows jail staff to remotely shut off specific plumbing fixtures like toilets and showers is down.
Winamac Pool Fundraiser to Take Place this Evening, as Confusion Remains About Project’s Future
The Winamac Pool Committee continues to raise money for the town’s swimming pool rebuilding project, but confusion remains about how exactly the project will proceed. A fish fry fundraiser is taking place this evening from 4:00 to 7:00 at the Winamac VFW. The need for private fundraising has increased in recent weeks, after the Town of Winamac pulled its official support.
Medaryville Council Adopts 2018 Budget, Begins Discussing Salary Ordinance
Medaryville’s 2018 budget was formally adopted by the town council Wednesday. It calls for a General Fund of more than $257,000 and a Motor Vehicle Highway Fund of just under $76,000, with a total budget of just over $474,000.
Oregon-Davis School Board Adopts 2018 Budget, Enrollment Count Finalized
Medaryville Home Demolition Delayed by Contractor Employee Issues
A Medaryville blight elimination project has been delayed yet again. The house formerly owned by Don Foust was set to be demolished last month with grant funding from the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority. But Pulaski County Building Inspector Doug Hoover told the county commissioners Monday the house still hasn’t been torn down.
Winamac Council Adopts 2018 Budget
The Town of Winamac has formally adopted its 2018 budget. A budget ordinance was passed by the town council Monday.
Oregon-Davis School Board Finalizing Plans for High Ability Program
The Oregon-Davis School Corporation is gearing up for the launch of its high ability program.
FAFSA Workshops Planned for November, As Part of College Goal Sunday
Those planning on attending college next fall can get an early start on the financial aid process. On Sunday, November 5, students and their parents can get some free help filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. As part of College Goal Sunday, volunteers around Indiana will be holding FAFSA workshops.
Pulaski Circuit Court Reverses Change in Posted Operating Hours, Amid Confusion
Pulaski Circuit Judge Michael Shurn is trying to clear up some confusion about recent changes to the court’s hours of operation.
Winamac Town Council Votes To Update Golf Cart Registration Policies
eLearning Day Planned for Tomorrow at Oregon-Davis Schools
Before Oregon-Davis students officially begin their fall break, they’ll be taking part in an eLearning day tomorrow. Continue reading
