Chickens Against Socialism: Val-p Group Attempts to Free the Coop
Citizens group claims 150 signatures to legalize possession of hens in Val-p city limits If one Valparaiso group gets its way, hens will be allowed within city limits. The proposal has run a-fowl of other residents, though. (I got it out of my system, I’m done. Promise.) Missy Reeh-Weakley says she’s a recent transplant to […]
Valp Commissioners Approve More Affordable Housing Construction
A 3-1 vote by the Valparaiso City Commission at their last meeting means six more privately built medium-density housing units will be built on Valparaiso Avenue in the city’s heart.
Valparaiso to Purchase New Fire Truck With ARPA Money
Valparaiso will own a brand new fire truck – in about three years for a price in the high six figures – but it won’t directly cost the city’s taxpayers a dime.
Valparaiso Vessel Vexations Continue: Another Boat Abandoned in Tom’s Bayou
Another Boat has begun its descent to the shallow bottom of Tom’s Bayou in Valparaiso – after the boat was abandoned near the northern shore of the bayou on September 15th.
The Lewis Falcons Host their First Match on a New Home Court, Thanks to Sales Tax.
The Lewis School christened their new arena floor at the Taylor Haugen gymnasium August 29th.
Looking For A Unique Summer Experience For Kids In Valparaiso? Say No More, Fam.
Looking for something educational and interesting for your kids this summer? The Northwest Florida Heritage Museum will host two weeks of summer camp in 2022. The camps aim to teach our local history to students of elementary school age. The museum will offer class days on weaving, history, science, and food. Children in kindergarten through […]
