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Queen and Pavarotti. Beyoncé and Beethoven. Metallica and Mozart. The most iconic names in music are honored together through a breakout...

On the western edge of downtown St. Louis, 1,300 acres of forest, trails, attractions, and history play host to more than 13 million visitors a year...

Stage lights remain dark, plush seats unfilled, echoing rounds of applause have been replaced by the roar of cars driving outside. Since closing in...

On March 17, Showplace Cinemas became one of countless Tri-State businesses to close their doors due to Indiana’s COVID-19 restrictions. While...

When the Beatles first hit the scene, Mike Mitchell thought they were the only band. The Beatles were it, he says. Today, Mitchell and the four other...

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

Currently, Evansville residents, along with all Hoosiers, are abiding by a stay-at-home order issued by Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb on March 23, 2020....

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

The colors of Evansville are vibrant and make our city a beauty to behold. Explore some of the eye-grabbing shades that make up the fabric of our...

Evansville, Indiana — the state’s third largest city nestled along a bend in the Ohio River is unique for many reasons. Simply ask our...

Listening to and watching the musicians and groups that rolled through a small pub where he worked was the perfect motivation for Lindsey Williams....

It was a coincidence that Scott Schoenike found an old postcard of the Victory Theatre on eBay. The original postcard showed him exactly what he had...

A love of nature and animals came easy to Lauren Norvell — growing up in rural Gibson County, she found an early passion for the outdoors and...

There is a new hot spot for boaters enjoying a ride on the Ohio River — a group of islands recently formed at Ohio River Mile 792 facing the...

Romantic dining spots and the best coffee in town. Educators who inspire us and the local organizations that strive to give back. Where to break a...

Twenty six years ago, Henderson, Kentucky, was ready to welcome the opening of its fine arts center on the campus of the community college (now known...

After auditioning for the role of music director with the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra, Maestro Alfred Savia felt like everything fell into...

In the 1950s and ’60s, it wasn’t uncommon to hear the voice of Terry Lee Jenkins on the radio — she created many ad jingles...

A pirate ship full of monkeys was not a typical subject Dennis Deusner was used to painting, but it would be the perfect centerpiece for a mural in...

Music often is referred to as a universal language — and in the 1960s, the group Up With People used music as a way to reach out to young kids...