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Hidden history discovered in Pulaski Co Courthouse walls
As renovations at the Pulaski County Courthouse in Winamac continue, hidden history is emerging from its walls. Pulaski County Community Development Commission Executive Director Nathan Origer said history is coming back to life, with part of the nearly $12.7 construction contract including the delicate removal and restoration of anything and everything that can be saved in the historic building, including the baseboards, door jams and the judge’s bench.
Neighbors ask for Bruce Lake home to be condemned
Neighbors of a dilapidated home off Bruce Lake say its beyond time that it be condemned. Ed and Teresa Mollencupp appealed to county commissioners last week to have such action taken at 990 N. Madison St., Kewanna. They live across the street from the property and were joined by another concerned neighbor, Phil Watterson.
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