As both the village of Pulaski and Nsight celebrate 100-years of history, Nsight Telservices will be sponsoring a centennial history book as a special joint effort by the Village of Pulaski  and The Pulaski Centennial Committee to commemorate the last century. The book will recap the past 100 years, major events, local businesses and growth over the years.

“It is exciting to be celebrating such a significant moment in our shared history. Pulaski’s history has intertwined with Nsight’s history since the very beginning as we began our journey just a month apart in 1910,” said Brighid Riordan, Public Affairs Director at Nsight. “This community has shaped the very essence of our company. We are proud to help make the centennial publication possible, to detail a century of the people who have made this village special.”

The book will be published in honor of Pulaski’s Centennial Celebration and will feature a timeline that chronicles many important events in village history. Highlighted in the 52-page piece will be interviews with key individuals whose life’s work has contributed to the strength, growth and texture of the community. 

“The Pulaski Centennial Committee, composed of business, village, school and historical society members, aspired to publish an eye-catching and fun read that both conjures warm memories of the past and inspires all of us to nurture Pulaski and its people far into the future,” said Gina Sanders Larsen, who headed the research and writing of this project. Sanders Larsen teamed up with Lori Vandenberg, Green Bay, for cover design, Kathleen Caylor, Pulaski, for photography and Steve Massie, Neenah, for page layout.

The book will be available free of charge while supplies last at Nsight Telservices, 122 S. Augustine Street, beginning on September 26 at Nsight’s 100-Year Anniversary Community Event. The celebration will be held from 10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., and will feature games, free food, tours, and door prizes. Following this date, the book will be available during normal business hours (M – 8 a.m.-6:30p.m., T-F 8 a.m.-4:30p.m.).