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During a Monday tour of Valparaiso’s VNA NWI Arthur B. and Ethel V. Horton Hospice Center, U.S. Rep. Frank J. Mrvan, D-Highland, asked questions about the services the facility provides, while President and CEO of VNA NWI Bob Franko explained the challenges of running a nonprofit hospice.
The Gary/Chicago International Airport has added a new rescue and firefighting truck to its fleet.
"This acquisition of a state-of-the-art fire engine will protect firefighters and demonstrate to airport tenants, current and future, that the Gary airport is poised for growth."
U.S. Rep. Frank J. Mrvan
The Michigan City Historical Society celebrated 50 years at the Old Lighthouse Museum, all thanks to the efforts of volunteers, on Saturday, when it also marked 108 years since a tragedy on the lake.
At the museum in Washington Park on July 22, members of the public helped celebrate the museum’s 50th anniversary and honored the victims of the SS Eastland disaster,
The Gary/Chicago International Airport has purchased a new, 3,000-gallon airport rescue and firefighting truck to add to its fleet of equipment that’s 20 years or older.
The new firetruck will be outfitted in the winter with two high-speed runway brooms used for snow removal. Those brooms cost $932,000 and $1.3 million, respectively, according to a news release from the airport.
Washington, DC – Today, Rep. Frank J.
Washington, DC – Today, Rep. Frank J. Mrvan, Vice Chairman of the Congressional Steel Caucus, released the following statement in response to the recent steel industry announcements.
Washington, DC – Last month, Ranking Member Frank J.
Washington, DC – Today, Rep. Frank J. Mrvan announced Community Project Funding requests for Indiana’s First Congressional District for Fiscal Year 2024.
Northwest Indiana's representative in Congress is working to increase oversight of major acquisition programs at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to protect American taxpayers and ensure military veterans are receiving everything to which they're entitled.
An egret landed on the orange oil-containment booms that snake along the shore of the Lake George Canal.
“That's an early sign that wildlife is starting to come back," Jason Zylka said, pointing to the elegant white bird. "If they are already using the area now, I can’t wait to see it in a couple of years."