To encourage neighborhood engagement, the City of Valparaiso is offering a Know Your Neighbor  grant program to support neighborhood gatherings, planned activities, block parties and other  creative ideas that bring neighbors...

Spring is the perfect time to try something new, and the Region’s cooking up plenty for you to dive into! Whether you’re new to poetry, birding, brewing, or saving lives, you can find a way to expand your experience this weekend. Also, don’t...

Michelle Harris has been named to the Fire Territory Board for the City of Valparaiso, announced Mayor Jon Costas. “Michelle has demonstrated her commitment to serving our community and we’re pleased to have her serve on this important public...

The City of Valparaiso has announced several new appointments to its Advisory Human Relations Council. Established in 2011, the purpose of the Advisory Human Relations Council is to advise the Mayor on ways to promote a better understanding and...

The City of Valparaiso recognized Disability Awareness Month with a presentation at the Valparaiso University Harre Union Ballroom on Wednesday, March 20. Ellen DeMartinis, volunteer from the Disability Awareness and Inclusion Subcommittee of the...

Sarah Polman has been named to the Valparaiso Plan Commission, announced Valparaiso Mayor Jon Costas. “Sarah has extensive expertise in planning and community development. We look forward to adding her talents to the Plan Commission,” said Mayor...

The City of Valparaiso has announced 21 new grants in the 2024 Neighborhood Improvement Grant program, providing $149,962 in funds to support neighborhood unity and community improvements, with projects including toddler playground equipment, a...

On Saturday, March 16, two-time Paralympic gold medalist Patty Cisneros Prevo came to Thomas Jefferson Middle School to read from her book Tenacious: Fifteen Adventures Alongside Disabled Athletes for the assembled crowd. She followed the reading...