An opportunity to get a peek into Culver’s past will soon be promoted to motorists and pedestrians who pass by the Town Park following a decision made by the council members Thursday night.
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The Eastern Pulaski School Board continues making some technical adjustments, following the breakup of the Logansport Area Joint Special Services Cooperative.
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Community members have a chance to assist Culver students and teachers through the corporation’s ‘Adopt a Classroom’ program.
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Knox High School Administrators recently coordinated with School Resource Officer Travis Schieber when a physical altercation between two juveniles took place on Wednesday, August 28th.
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A trial date over a Downtown Knox building has been pushed back to October. The city ordered the owner of 1 & 3 North Main Street to make repairs back in 2017, but decided to take him to court after little progress was made. A bench trial had been scheduled for August 12, but City Attorney Autumn Ferch told the board of works Wednesday that it was moved.
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United States Representative Jackie Walorski will be in South Bend today attending a round table discussion over the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and other trade-related issues affecting Hoosier Farmers.
Yesterday, Congresswoman Walorski was in our neck of the woods and stopped by the WKVI studio where she touched on that agreement and the topics of trade and tariffs during the Charlie Adams Inspirational Morning Show.
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North Judson-San Pierre School Superintendent Dr. Annette Zupin took time during the school board’s most recent meeting to provide an update about the School Resource Officer position.
Continue readingA Plan Commission recommendation and a resolution related to a tax abatement will come before the Culver Town Council when members meet tonight at 6:30 p.m.
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Hamlet’s Railroad Street project is officially complete. Engineer Lee Nagai is pleased with how it turned out. “I think it’s where everyone is happy to know that it’ll be under-budget and ahead of schedule,” he says.
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North Judson residents are invited to take the next step in the Town’s comprehensive plan process during a public presentation tonight.
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The Knox Board of Works will get updates on code enforcement efforts at a number of properties this morning. The board had previously agreed to waive the fines on 253 West Locust Drive, if the owner could clean up the yard and remove vehicles and trailers by this past Monday.
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North Judson-San Pierre School board members were recently informed that a robotics program and tutoring will be available to students this year thanks to support from the Verhagen Family Fund through the Starke County Community Foundation.
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At the request of a concerned citizen, North Judson officials will be looking to get some speed limit signage installed on Division Street.
Continue readingThe North Judson Town Council considered two agreements related to services they would need as they proceed with the potential sale of the town-owned railroad.
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The North Judson-San Pierre School Board gave the green-light for a few different procedural matters when members met last Tuesday.
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The North Judson Town Council recently signed off on beginning the design phase for the next round of INDOT’s Community Crossings Grant.
Continue readingA purchase request for food service department equipment was considered by the North Judson-San Pierre School Board members last Tuesday.
Continue readingThe unkempt lawn of a vacant property on Arlington Street was brought up to the North Judson Town Council when members met Monday night.
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Knox High School Students in need of some additional emotional support and guidance are able to get that help through the Bowen Center’s Skills Coaching Services.
When the Knox School Board met for their first meeting of the month, they were informed more about the program which was first implemented last school year.
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