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Downtown Evansville will be a little brighter this summer. A new special occasion lighting system was installed on the trees lining Main Street by...

Is there planned road maintenance this summer in Evansville? Though the COVID-19 virus affected several projects, the city has completed a number of...

In March, business changed. With stay-at-home orders, people packed up and prepared for several weeks of working remotely. Joni Baker, however,...

Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari has added 250 additional positions to help with the park’s new virtual queuing inLine Reservation...

EXTEND GROUP and VPS Architecture have partnered to launch a new podcast series, @530 on Main, hosted by EXTEND GROUP’s founder and CEO Shawn...

Azzip Pizza was honored as a top 100 national fast-casual “Mover and Shaker.” The annual Mover and Shaker list honors the industry’...

Education: Bachelor’s degrees in communications and theater, Saginaw Valley State University, Saginaw, Michigan Resume: Associate executive...

The novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, changed the world we live in on a dime. When it came to eating out and supporting our favorite local...

A Valley of Opportunity. Feel the Pride Come Alive. Go Forward with Evansville. Gateway to the South. e is for everyone. Over the course of...

Education: Bachelor’s degree in aviation administration, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana Resume: Airport operations, Midland...

“I enjoyed making women look pretty,” says Anne Duncan. Duncan has worked in the wig industry for about 45 years and has watched...

Sheila Seiler was 25 years old when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, the second youngest person in the country to be diagnosed at the time. In...

Staying creative and motivated at work can be tough. In 2016, the World Economic Forum predicted creativity would be the third top skill needed in...

Three locals share at-home office setups. Nora Walsh • Chemistry teacher, F.J. Reitz High School • Working remotely since March 16 I find...

On March 23, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb passed an executive stay-at-home order for the entire state, beginning March 24, to slow the spread of the...

The Evansville Sanitarium was opened in Downtown Evansville on Jan. 18, 1894, by Dr. Edwin Walker and a group of local physicians. In its 126-year...

Count me among the mayors who feel they represent the city with the biggest heart. Evansville is pulling together like never before as a result of...

Kyle Rickenbaugh and Adam James had never visited an axe-throwing facility before wanting to open Plaid & Timber Axe Throwing Company. After...

Mark Stutsman has a thing for filing cabinets. When he sees them at picking spots and markets, he can’t help but examine and purchase them...

When building a home with more than 10,000 square feet, there is a lot of work and detail that needs to come together. Luckily for the Evansville...