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With the dropping temperatures and changing leaves over the next few months, something wicked this way comes — the second annual Haunted...

We were tucked in the comfy confines of the Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch, having already visited the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum (...

In October 1928, Evansville was preparing to take to the air. The city already had agreed to purchase more than 200 acres around the Heerdink farm...

Brian Mullins and Chris Tapp have come a long way since playing in high school bands. Now, the two members of The Cold Stares have songs with more...

Almost 50 years ago, Dr. Dennis Davenport read his first book about the Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh. Given to Davenport by a friend, the book...

I had closed my eyes, centered my breath, and prepared to begin my yoga practice when I felt something fluffy brush my leg followed by a scratchy...

Locals call it A Squared. Bob Seger sang about it. It has 300 restaurants in a 20-miles radius and more than a dozen breweries, and the Big House!...

 While attending Volksfest a few years ago, Susan Wilkie could see the polka ready to come out in hesitant and shy attendees and was struck with...

Personal chef Cheryl Mochau was in a slump. A foodie rut, she explained to her friends. “One of my friends suggested going to lunch in St....

There is no other product made in the region that is steeped in legend and lore quite like bourbon. With its roots beginning in Kentucky and the...

Whether at home or abroad, the world is filled with places and people to discover. Aside from the actual travel itself, there is nothing better than...

“Then they traded Kay for Bunny.” For Evansville residents, this is how the story of Mesker Park Zoo’s first elephant Kay ends....

A barn loft is an unlikely place for an antique chandelier. But for Lisa Wilson, it was the perfect spot to place the namesake for the market she...

William Snyder has won four Pulitzer prizes throughout his career, but the famed photographer got his start shooting football games for The Gleaner...

Mike Linderman is no stranger to curating collections. As site director for Angel Mounds State Historic Site, it is his job. But Linderman has been a...

Spring has sprung in Evansville and nothing shows off the season better than the blooming tulips outside the Visitor’s Center in the...

Erik Beck describes himself as a wanderer, whether it’s meandering the wildlife refuge at Blue Grass Fish and Wildlife Area or traversing the...

Jason Burton admits talking has never been his forte. But after four years of hosting the Evansville Podcast, talking with local business owners and...

Joshua Claybourn Evansville is far more unique and has far more character than many natives realize or admit to themselves,” says Claybourn....

To show how stories in the January/February 2018 issue of Evansville Living fit into the broader world, this edition of Link Up brings the...