
Get into the Christmas spirit in North Judson this evening with the lighting of the town tree at Norwayne Field. Continue reading

Get into the Christmas spirit in North Judson this evening with the lighting of the town tree at Norwayne Field. Continue reading

Get an early start on this year’s scavenger hunt as part of the Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce Winter Wonderland. Free game cards are available at the chamber office inside Refined at 102 N. Monticello Street, the Winamac Town Office and Pearl Street Market. Players need to work their way south from Good Oil to Poblanos to complete their cards. Completed cards need to be turned in at Winter Wonderland for a chance to win a $50 prize. Continue reading
Residents will have the chance to learn more about the adoption process during tomorrow’s Winter Wonderland festivities in Winamac. Adoption Champions will be at Eastern Pulaski Elementary School from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Continue reading
Students from The Crossing Educational Center will have the chance to put their business skills to the test tomorrow when they host a Christmas Open House. Continue reading
Indiana State Troopers have arrested four juveniles believed responsible for a rash of criminal mischief incidents on I-94 in LaPorte County. Continue reading

A Wednesday afternoon traffic stop by Plymouth Police at the intersection of Pilgrim Lane and Western Avenue ended with arrests on drug and weapons charges and Starke County warrants. Continue reading

A recent vehicle theft in Hammond results in the discovery of a possible automotive chop shop in Michigan City.
Federal, state and LaPorte County authorities served a search warrant at a property in the 7900 block of West Country Road 350 North yesterday and arrested the owner, 48-year-old Thomas Lambert, on a felony theft warrant. It was issued after sheriff’s deputies reportedly found parts from a stolen vehicle on the property during a Nov. 23rd investigation. Continue reading

Starke County Community Corrections will be able to increase compliance checks of those serving home detention, as well as step up its data collection efforts, thanks to a grant from the Indiana Department of Correction. Continue reading
The Starke County Council and Commissioners are looking for qualified nominees to serve on boards and commissions in the coming year. Continue reading
Little progress has been seen on the expected demolition of the former Sportsman’s Bar and Grill in Monterey.
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Starke County restaurants will play a key role in promoting local activities surrounding Indiana’s bicentennial celebration. The county bicentennial committee has finalized a placemat design featuring a map and local historical information. It will be distributed free of charge early next year to local restaurants. Continue reading

Grant applications are now being accepted to help gas stations make higher blends of ethanol fuel more widely available. Continue reading
With Christmas right around the corner, it’s important to remember the holidays can pose some dangers to pets. Starke County Humane Society Director Shanna Lloyd says there are a few steps you can take to keep pets safe. If you are planning to give someone an exotic pet as a holiday gift, you may consider purchasing reptiles for sale like these ball pythons for sale. Continue reading

Authorities in LaPorte have made an arrest in connection with Sunday’s armed robbery at Mae’s Mart on Monroe Street. Continue reading
Ice and snow, take it slow. Keep that in mind as the day goes on, as there is snow in the forecast. Continue reading
Starke County has gotten over $103,000 in grant funding from the Indiana Department of Correction. A grant for over $80,000 has been awarded to Starke County Community Corrections to increase case management services and surveillance of those taking part in its programs, while another grant for nearly $23,000 is going to the Starke County Circuit Court Probation Department. Continue reading
Pulaski County’s Economic Development team is awaiting responses from landowners critical to the development of their rail-served industrial park.
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The Town of Culver held a public hearing Monday afternoon with the hope of eventually applying for grant funds.
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The Salvation Army is in need of volunteers to assist with the annual bell ringing campaign. Continue reading