Kosciusko County leaders have agreed to spend more than $1.1 million of the county’s American Rescue Plan Act funds on county recreational projects and broadband internet in Sidney.
Read MoreThe Pierceton Town Council has further discussed spending some of its American Rescue Plan Act money on sidewalks.
Read MoreSpending special monies on park improvements, a water utility study, sidewalks and a community building were discussed at a special Pierceton Town Council meeting on Monday, June 19.
Read MoreMentone has OK’d doing an income study as the next step in its participation in the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs Hoosier Enduring Legacy Program.
Read MoreKosciusko County leaders have OK’d giving special state funding to projects to better the communities of Mentone, Milford and Pierceton.
Read MoreKosciusko County and several of its towns have moved closer towards making improvements using some American Rescue Plan Act money.
Read MoreMentone hopes to get five projects accomplished using American Rescue Plan Act and other funding.
Read MorePierceton has taken another step in its process toward making improvements in town using American Rescue Plan Act money.
Read MoreMentone leaders are planning to revitalize Mentzer Park using some of the town’s American Rescue Plan Act funds.
Read MorePierceton leaders are planning to construct an indoor recreational facility in town with a little help.
Read MoreKosciusko County Commissioners have approved spending $1.2 of the county’s American Rescue Act Plan funds from the federal government on Hoosier Enduring Legacy Program projects.
Read MoreKosciusko County’s American Rescue Plan Act Committee has approved spending $1.2 million of the county’s ARPA funds on projects connected with the Hoosier Enduring Legacy Program.
Read MoreMentone residents recently suggested ways to improve their community while doing a bit of artwork.
Read MoreResidents of four Kosciusko County towns are invited to give their input regarding improving their communities at upcoming events.
Read MoreAmy Roe is ready to help area communities improve through her role as Kosciusko County community coordinator.
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