Heart of Georgia Technical College (HGTC) honored student Michael Albanese for his silver medal in the SkillsUSA-VICA national competition held earlier this year.

An Irving, Texas, woman is recovering from carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning after learning that her husband died from exposure to the gas.

More than 2,000 Hughes Supply customers from central and northern Florida attended a customer appreciation event and expo earlier this year at Daytona International Speedway.

An HVAC system in a municipal building in Baker, La., is being cleaned due to a mold problem.

A mother and son in Pittsburgh, Texas, died from accidental carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning on Nov. 19.

Oklahoma contractor Eddie Woods announced that a new patent-pending technology aimed at reducing refrigerant emissions and lowering energy consumption in cooling systems, called Quality and Efficiency Assurance (QEA), will be displayed at the 2005 AHR Expo, Feb. 7-9, in Orlando, Fla.

A family of seven in suburban Shreveport was recently treated for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning symptoms.

Southern Piping Co. of Wilson, N.C., has undertaken "Operation Comfort" to help U.S. military troops in Iraq. The company has "adopted" the 16th Military Police Brigade (Airborne) and is sending packages of miscellaneous items periodically.

HVACR contractor Central Air Conditioning & Plumbing Co. had its business profile published in the local Texarkana Gazette newspaper on the occasion of its first anniversary in its newest Texarkana location.

Darryn Butler was found to be in contempt of court by a Travis County District Court for continuing to perform air conditioning work without a license.