Town of Pulaski

With a plethora of activities and events planned for the 2019 season, Pulaski Yankees fans can look forward to a fun packed summer.

The Annual Pulaski Easter Egg Hunt was held this past weekend, much to the joy of kids throughout Pulaski.

Cracker Barrel was on the menu yesterday as the seniors to a trip down to Wytheville for a taste of country breakfast.

The Pulaski Yankees will host their first ever 5K run, with the goal of increasing hype for their 2019 season opening.

The annual 5k in honor of Cameron Fitzwater will be held tomorrow morning, continuing an annual tradition now seven years in the making.

The survey will provide important data for the NRVRC to relay to local governments throughout the New River Valley following its completion.

The new fire engine is the first the Pulaski Fire Department has received since 2003, and it's loaded with bells and whistles for firefighters to make use of.

Yesterday the Virginia Economic Developers Association awarded the Town of Pulaski with the CEDA award for their continued commitment to community economic development.

The Wohlfahrt Haus Dinner Theatre put on a great show for the seniors along with a delicious pre-show meal.

The hearings will cover proposed increases in utility rates for water, sewage and garbage.

The Community Foundation of the New River Valley will host an informational session on physical and mental health programs that would benefit the families of Pulaski this Wednesday.

The meeting will allow citizens to provide their input concerning Community Development Block Grant funding for a project in our community.

The Town of Pulaski is looking for volunteers to help out with our Annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 13th.

After a year and a half in Pulaski, the New River Valley Regional Theatre continues its pursuit of bringing the arts to our community.

The show will take place on May 3rd and 4th from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and will host a variety of beautiful vehicles.

Calfee Park will complete the renovations prior to the start of the 2019 season, adding seating along with other things.

The new program, Second Saturdays Art Cafe, will give bimonthly art lessons to children and adults.

Leaders from around the New River Valley will meet with the Friends of Southwest Virginia team over the next two weeks to discuss ways to positively impact our economies.

On their latest outing, the seniors took a trip to Catawba to visit The Homeplace, a Southern style buffet restaurant.

The "Pulaski County Is..." exhibit plans to showcase photographs taken by people who want to show why Pulaski is important to them.

March is Youth Art Month, and the New River Valley Fine Arts Center is celebrating with a new exhibit dedicated to our area's youth, and our younger children in particular.

The Pulaski Y has a lot on offer when it comes to health and fitness, but they have so much more on offer for our community.

The exhibit held pieces by kids from all over the New River Valley area.

The park's new season will begin on the first weekend of April, and they have a bevy of new activities and features panned.

Last Saturday's Radio Show was spectacular, with most of the festivities geared towards the youth in the area.

The Adaire Theatre provides an important cultural boost to Pulaski and the region.

Some of Pulaski's stars and celebrities will gather Friday night for a chance at lip sync bragging rights to raise money for the YMCA.

National Dog Biscuit Day is February 22nd, and the Pulaski Senior Center is taking donations for our local animal shelter.

The seniors were treated to a lunch spread, along with several great presentations from speakers.

The Transportation Museum's history has been a long and eventful one.

The Pulaski Fire Department is just one of the many reasons Pulaski is a great place to live.

The chief of police will be chatting with Pulaski residents over coffee Wednesday morning.

Progress on the renovation of the old Calfee Training School is picking up steam.

The new wing will focus on mental health practices and outreach programs for citizens.

From the amazing food to excellent service, Al's is worth the trip for anyone.

The hottest coffee in town, and some of the coolest customers.

The screenings offer residents of the New River Valley a great way to check on their well-being.

It may be quite chilly out, but our parks are always open and waiting for residents to enjoy.

The former fire chief served the town of Pulaski for over 30 years.

They have something for everyone, no matter your experience level.

The radio show happening every month brings the good times to town for the weekend.

The monthly Chat and Chew event topic addressed upcoming changes in the Pulaski Area Transit system.

The donated clothing will be used for children in need and emergency situations.