Articles in: Personalities

After more than a decade, I soon will be leaving my role as Creative Director with Tucker Publishing Group for a new adventure in food media. While I...

Talent comes in all shapes, sizes, genders, races, and, especially, ages. The youth of Evansville are some of our brightest citizens, with...

In the Midwest, family recipes passed down generally have a few things in common — tradition and warmth. This time of year is all about...

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

Education: Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Universidad Metropolitana, Caracas, Venezuela and a master’s degree in...

I have chosen this issue to try once again to attempt to free my small brain from the tightly wrapped ropes that are causing my neurons to emit a...

You could say Matt Garnett was made for the firefighting life. The Engine 14 captain for the Evansville Fire Department was born at Welborn Hospital...

The day that Robert Nicholls moved to Evansville from the U.K. during a gap year before beginning his musical education at the University of...

It is more about the journey than the destination for Blair Wells. The 15-year-old junior at Castle High School has had a passion for aircraft for as...

 Jennifer Scales remembers a childhood filled with extreme rides. “As a family, our vacations were dune buggies, four-wheelers, and dirt...

In the midst of her second year with the Las Vegas Aces, WNBA star Jackie Young continues to be an inspiration to local players since her humble...

Education: Bachelor’s degree in political science and French, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, and a master’s degree in Spanish...

Big Brothers Big Sisters, Susan G. Komen, Student Government Association, and a student mentoring program — those were just a few of the...

Marbles, cookies, pens, and mice — those are just a few things Greg Griggs comes across while tuning or repairing pianos through his business A...

Jan Meeks “The first thing to come to mind when hearing of a dilemma is a value/morals choice. There’s no “dilemma” in...

It’s time to listen. Evansville Living has and always will be a platform to celebrate the good things about our city. Now, with the current...

In the March/April issue of Evansville Living, we caught up with 10 area kids who were doing spectacular things, from winning state swimming...

Joan Fraser believes she might have been born with a pencil and paper in hand. Fraser has incorporated artistry into a variety of jobs throughout her...

Elberfeld, Indiana, native and self-described country boy Vernie Menke had never been to New York City, but sightseeing wasn’t what brought him...

Oak Hill Cemetery draws many visitors simply for its beauty. Toward the back of the cemetery, in section 40, a grave marker stands out with its...