As the City of Valparaiso prepares to end 2023, Mayor Matt Murphy is looking forward to the conclusion and expansion of several community developments. “It's remarkable how many exciting projects are happening pretty much all at the same time,”...
Lake Cable and the City of Valparaiso celebrated Lake Cable’s newly expanded Valparaiso location at 2300 E. Evans Avenue with an opening ceremony today. Lake Cable purchased the building formerly owned by Regal Beloit and is expanding...
Bob Thompson has been named Deputy Engineer for the City of Valparaiso, announced Mayor Matt Murphy. “We’re so pleased to have someone with Bob’s extensive experience and expertise on our engineering team. His diverse background...
The City of Valparaiso will begin its annual curbside leaf pick-ups from Oct. 23 through Dec. 1, weather permitting, announced Mayor Matt Murphy. The City has four leaf collection zones and crews will rotate zones ...
Featured image: The historic Nelsonville bricks once used on Main Street in Valparaiso (now known as Lincolnway) are now being preserved from their location on Valparaiso Street. At the completion of The Linc and Lincoln Highway Garage projects,...
The City of Valparaiso is seeking nominations for its annual Good Neighbor Recognition, launched in 2020 to highlight an individual who demonstrates exemplary commitment to their neighborhood and the greater community through volunteerism and...
Rod Gayda and Jeff Lamb have been named to the Valparaiso Utilities Board, announced Valparaiso Mayor Matt Murphy. “We’re so pleased to have Rod Gayda and Jeff Lamb join this important board for the City. Their leadership and business experience...
It’s time to celebrate the last days of September as we enter the final quarter of the year! Whether you’re trying to broaden your horizons or just have a good time, the Region’s got you covered heading into October. Take a look at our list of...
The City of Valparaiso has unveiled 17 new works in its Art Walk at Cumberland Crossing, located at the northeast corner of Cumberland Drive and Vale Park Road. The new pieces are metal sculptures created by brothers Greg and Alex Mendez of Decatur,...