The next steps are ready to be taken with the development of Pulaski County’s proposed rail-served industrial park on the west side.
CDC Board Member Calls for Pulaski Commissioner to Resign
An At-Large member of the Pulaski County Community Development Commission is pushing for the resignation of a Pulaski County commissioner.
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Adopt-A-River Program Awaits Formalizing Paperwork
Pulaski County appears to be ready to move ahead with its “Adopt-A-River” program.
State of Pulaski County Economy Addressed by CDC Director
The state of the Pulaski County economy is a mixed bag according to CDC Executive Director Nathan Origer.
During Tuesday evening’s Pulaski County Economic Development Summit, Origer gave his State of the Pulaski County Economy Address. In it, he highlighted several of the positive steps the county has taken to build capacity for businesses, and to improve the quality of life within the county.
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Pulaski County CDC Recommends Streamlining Plan Director Position
Pulaski County’s search to replace their vacant Planning and Building Inspector positions may ultimately lead to a bit of restructuring.
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Smokeless Tobacco Use Increases Among Student Athletes
Cigarette use among high school athletes is going down, but the use of smokeless tobacco is going up. Continue reading
Two Fungal Meningitis Deaths Reported In Indiana
With more than 200 cases reported in 14 states nationwide, fungal meningitis is causing quite a scare, and Indiana is feeling the effects as well. Twenty-eight cases of the infection have been reported in Indiana with two reported deaths, though 15 deaths have been reported nationwide from the infection that has been linked to injections of a steroid used to treat back pain.
Over 100 Fungal Meningitis Cases Reported Nationwide; None Yet In Starke County
Over 100 cases of fungal meningitis have been reported in the United States and the outbreak has killed at least seven people. The CDC and the FDA are still investigating the issue.
The cases have been linked to a tainted cortisone shot given for back pain and the pharmacy at the center of the outbreak is recalling all of its products. All products manufactured by the New England Compounding Center as of May 21 are being recalled.
Economic Summits to be Held in Winamac, Francesville
Two economic summits have been planned for Pulaski County. One of these summits will take place in Francesville while the other is planned for Winamac.
“Economic summits give businesses the opportunity that maybe they don’t get on a daily basis to have government with a local interest let them know what they can do to help them,” said Nathan Origer of the CDC.
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