Last month, U.S. Representative Jackie Walorski visited the Starke County Justice Center’s Therapeutic Community program. On Tuesday, it was her Democratic Party challenger’s turn. Continue reading
Knox Council Approves 2017 Schedule
The Knox City Council approved various schedules for 2017 during Tuesday’s meeting. Next year’s holiday schedule calls for two fewer days off for city employees. Clerk-Treasurer Jeff Houston said that while Election Day has traditionally been a holiday for the city, the fact that no elections are scheduled next year means employees will be required to work those two days. Continue reading
HIV Awareness Focus of Statewide Event
The Indiana State Department of Health is once again teaming up with other organizations to raise awareness of HIV. Continue reading
Public Tip Leads to Whereabouts of Alleged Drug Dealer
Loss Brings Community Together Through Harvest
Following a tragic accident near Francesville, Pulaski County is coming together to help one local family harvest their crops.
Tim Reidelbach was pronounced dead earlier this month as a result of a grain elevator explosion at the Tate and Lyle facility on September 26th. He was hospitalized for several days before succumbing to his injuries.
U.S. Attorney Offering Resources to Report Election Day Irregularities
EP Developing List for More Projects After Unexpected Allowances
The Eastern Pulaski School Corporation continues work to complete a few additional upgrades to their facilities.
Following a bond issuance last year as part of Elementary School upgrades, the corporation found itself with $300-thousand to $400-thousand in contingency that could be used for some of the work.
End of Year Can Mean Less Expensive Health Care Options
The end of the calendar year is bringing reminders to maximize health care insurance options.
Fingerhut Bakery Named Chamber’s 2017 Business of the Year
The Starke County Chamber of Commerce has selected its Business of the Year for 2017.
Pulaski Mail-In Election Deadline Prompts County Reminder
Pulaski County’s early voting turnout is “hopping,” but a deadline for mail-in ballots is approaching.
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Knox Council to Set 2017 Schedule Tonight
The Knox City Council will prepare for the upcoming year when they meet this evening. Continue reading
Eastern Pulaski Adopts Budget, Capital Projects Plans
Culver Town Council Prepares for Title VI Plan Adoption
Ancilla College Schedules Friday Open House
Prospective college students have a chance to visit Ancilla College this week. The school is hosting an open house this Friday starting at noon EDT. Continue reading
Hundreds of Voters Cast Ballots as Early Voting Continues
Early voting turnout continues to be strong ahead of next month’s General Election. As of Friday, Starke County has seen 563 voters cast ballots at the courthouse, while 122 have voted by mail and 26 by traveling board. Continue reading
N.J.-S.P. School Board Awards Bids for Energy-Saving Lighting Upgrades
The North Judson-San Pierre School Corporation is making some lighting upgrades with proceeds from its recent bond refinancing. Last week, the school board approved bids for three lighting projects totaling just over $166,000. Continue reading
Knox Business Owners Receive Regional Recognition
A Knox business has earned regional recognition. Barry and Tracey Triska of Traffic Control Specialists Inc. will be recognized as Small Business Person of the Year by the Northwest Indiana Small Business Development Center during their upcoming awards luncheon. Continue reading
North Judson Council Adopts 2017 Budget, Gets to Work on Salary Ordinance
The North Judson Town Council approved the town’s 2017 budget last week. It calls for a General Fund of $749,231; $10,000 for Local Road & Street; a $102,411 Motor Vehicle Highway Fund; and $25,420 for Parks. Continue reading
Eastern Pulaski Schools Prepare for Budget Adoption
Recipes Sought for Updated WKVI Cookbook
Kankakee Valley Broadcasting has the perfect Christmas gift for the cook on your list. WKVI AM and FM and MAX 98.3 FM are issuing an updated cookbook in time for the holidays. Continue reading
