On October 15, 2026 Pulaski County Celebrates America 250 had the honor of hosting and carrying the American Discovery Trail 250 Relay Declaration of Independence batons for a short distance to be part of this momentous event! Special Thanks to Winamac Arens Field Airport for letting us share in this celebration.

The PCA250 neon sign was moved so it could be our signature backdrop for welcoming the cyclist and ADT Team.
Sara Heitman, Relay Coordinator for the Northern Route of the American Discovery Trail 250 Relay. She has been traveling since the trail split off in Colorado.

Sue Erhardt, Executive Director of the American Discovery Trail Society visiting from Michigan to help support fellow Team members and the carriers of the batons.

Darius Uhlemann who cycled the full route for October 15th, from North Judson through Pulaski County ending in Denver IN.

Dennis and Rhonda Terry, ADT America 250 Relayers representing Pulaski County!

With many more miles ahead, we wish safe travels for the ADT Team and the all the ADT Relayers as they create their own America 250 memories!
American Discovery Trail 250 Relay
In 2026, we celebrate the outdoors and 250 years of American history with the American Discovery 250 Relay.
This 6,800-mile relay from California to Delaware will carry a copy of the Declaration of Independence from coast to coast, crossing the Golden Gate Bridge on the 4th of July and ending on Thanksgiving at the Atlantic Ocean. Join the celebration by participating for a day or more in a relay, attending some of the locally-hosted events, or sharing your story of personal growth and adventure. Together, we commemorate America’s past and shape our future.

There are many ways to learn about America. We welcome you as a participant, sponsor, or simply an enthusiast who follows the relay from your couch at home! On any given day, there may be between 5 and 50 participants carrying the baton, and you are welcome to recruit your friends and neighbors.
The relay is a celebration of America and a celebration of the American Discovery Trail — educating people about American history, culture, and nature. This is not a sports or athletic contest, exhibition, festival, parade, or fundraiser. The American Discovery Trail goes past numerous historic sites, through dozens of ecosystems, and it is hosted by hundreds of communities.

The 35-year-old route passes through lands and trails overseen by numerous state and local agencies and organizations in fifteen states, the National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, as well as near the homes of more than 40 million people. Relayers and participants will be from around the country and also abroad, with opportunities for businesses, families, students, older residents, and communities of all types to be involved.
For additional information, visit this site: https://discoverytrail.org/america-250-relay