Pulaski County’s court system will keep using its current software for at least the next few years. Continue reading
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N.J.-S.P. School Board Schedules Hearing on Bond Issue for Improvement Projects
The North Judson-San Pierre School Corporation continues making preparations for a $5.5 million improvement project at the corporation’s three buildings. Continue reading
Oregon-Davis School Board Discusses Summer School, Fall Academic Camps
The Oregon-Davis School Board got an update Monday on the corporation’s plans for summer school. Continue reading
North Judson Recycling Drop-Off Site to Be Removed, Curbside Recycling Discussions Continue
Whether or not North Judson gets curbside recycling pickup, the recycling drop-off site currently offered by the Starke County Environmental Management District will be removed by July 1. That’s what town council member Jane Ellen Felchuk told the rest of the council Monday. Town officials say it’s been difficult to keep the site clean, and they want the bins taken away as soon as possible. Continue reading
Monterey Seeks Help from Pulaski County, after Sportsman’s Rubble Encroaches on Street
More than two years after the collapse of the Sportsman’s Bar and Grill in Monterey, some of the rubble still hasn’t been cleaned up. Continue reading
North Judson May Consider Adding Part-Time Ordinance Enforcement Officer
The Town of North Judson may soon be adding a part-time ordinance enforcement officer. Continue reading
Winamac Park Board To Work on Budget Today
The Winamac Park Board will start putting together next year’s budget during a special session today. While board members consider the budget process to be relatively straightforward, the town may face a few challenges in the future if its swimming pool gets rebuilt. Continue reading
N.J-S.P. School Board Approves 2017-18 Textbook Fees, Meal Prices, Elementary Handbook
The North Judson-San Pierre School Board is finalizing some plans for next school year. On Tuesday, board members approved the elementary school handbook, textbook fees, and meal prices for the 2017-2018. Continue reading
Oregon-Davis School Board Approves Bus Purchase
The Oregon-Davis School Corporation is getting a new school bus. Superintendent Don Harman says the school board approved the purchase of a 2018 Bluebird 72-passenger bus Monday. Continue reading
North Judson Council Hires Engineering Firm to Evaluate 205 and 207 Lane Street
North Judson officials hope to move forward soon with the demolition of a downtown building. Pulaski Circuit Judge Michael Shurn approved an emergency demolition order Monday morning, allowing the town to tear down the structure at 205 and 207 Lane Street without having to go through a bid process. But before that can happen, Shurn also asked that a structural engineering report be completed, to determine whether Doug Cassel can safely remove several pieces of his personal property. Continue reading
Garbage Remains at Medaryville Property, Two Years After Owner’s Death
A Medaryville man reportedly left behind large amounts of garbage at his home when he passed away over two years ago, with no heirs willing to claim it. Now, town officials are asking for advice from the Pulaski County Commissioners on what to do next. Continue reading
County Opioid Profiles Released by State Health Officials
Health problems related to opioid use are being tracked by the Indiana State Department of Health. County-level statistics on things like opioid overdoses resulting in a trip to the emergency room or death, as well as diseases like Hepatitis C that may indicate the sharing of needles, are all included in the new county opioid profiles. Continue reading
Pulaski Commissioners to Revisit Court Software Switch
The Pulaski County Commissioners are expected to continue their discussion of court software this morning. Pulaski County could save $25,000 a year by switching to the Odyssey case management system used by most of the rest of the state. Continue reading
Starke County Park Board May Wait Until Next Year to Apply for DNR Grant
The Starke County Park Board may have to wait another year before applying for grant funding from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Continue reading
May Recognized As Older Americans Month
Americans are encouraged to “Age Out Loud” this month. May is Older Americans Month, a designation that seeks to recognize and support senior citizens. According to Community Services of Pulaski County, older adults are redefining aging and living with boldness, confidence, and passion. Continue reading
Starke County Park Board Hopes to Discuss Erie Trail Lease with Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum
The Starke County Park Board may consider taking over the operation of the North Judson Erie Trail. The facility is owned by the Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum. Starke County’s five-year park plan suggests that the county lease it. Continue reading
West Central to Offer Driver’s Ed, Special Ed Classes This Summer
The West Central School Board reviewed plans last week for the corporation’s summer school offerings. Continue reading
Prairie Trails Club Plans Color Run
The volunteer group that promotes and maintains the North Judson Erie Trail is planning a colorful fundraiser next month. The Prairie Trails Club is hosting a 5K color run/walk on Saturday, June 3. Continue reading
Starke County Relay for Life Hosts Lock In Event Today
A bunch of innocent people will be taken to “jail” today, to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. Continue reading
West Central School Corporation Pursues Second Phase of Lilly Counseling Grant
The West Central School Corporation continues to pursue grant funding for its counseling services. Continue reading
