The Johnstone Supply store in Kokomo, Ind., which appeared to be a total loss from flooding on July 6, 2003, reopened in a new location just five weeks later.
Gerry and Carla Crafton, franchise owners of the Aire Serv® Heating and Air Conditioning location at 2840 W. U.S. Highway 40, in Brazil, Ind. received the National Franchisee of the Year Award at the company’s annual reunion.
American Standard Heating & Air Conditioning, a business of American Standard Companies Inc., has announced Munch's Supply Company, New Lennox, Ill., as the winner of its Distributor of the Year and Pinnacle awards.
A girl, age 6, died after she was run over by a forklift that was being driven by her 10-year-old brother at Lindsay Heating & Cooling on Sunday, August 17.
The Wayne County Airport Authority has announced that its 18-month, $14.6 million energy conservation improvement contract with Siemens Building Technologies is complete, on time and on budget. To date, the project has saved Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) $1.8 million in energy costs.
The Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National Association (SMACNA) College of Fellows has awarded three $1,200 scholarships for the 2003-2004 academic year. Among the winners is Natalie Dvorak, of Kohler, Wis.
A fire, which officials believe began when a window air conditioner, plugged into a strip outlet, overheated and caught the nearby carpet and couch on fire, killed a mother and her five children in Pontiac, Mich., north of Detroit.
Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC) announced that it will build a new corporate headquarters and R&D facility in Baltimore, Md., and expand manufacturing operations in Milford, Del., and Paxton, Ill.
Wisconsin’s Special Olympics soccer team, part of TEAM USA at the recent World Summer Games, beat the Ireland team to earn a silver medal. The 16 players, drawn from an array of Wisconsin teams, were chosen to be the only traditional “11-a-side” TEAM USA World Games soccer team to compete at the games, held in Dublin, Ireland.