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Next time Warren Batts plays at the Red Geranium in New Harmony, Indiana, drop by, introduce yourself, and thank him for me. The guitarist and singer...

Gazing at a piece of art by Jeff “Rip” Bender, you’re likely to not catch all the elements at first glance. “If you look...

Geography and place are some of the biggest influences on Matthew Graham’s poetry. Now appointed by the Indiana Arts Commission as the Indiana...

Three surgical suites. Five days. More than 70 surgeries. It was not a small undertaking, but for a team of healthcare professionals from Evansville...

There is a familiar face now leading the University of Southern Indiana men’s basketball team. Stan Gouard has replaced previous head men...

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...

Kids around here have game — whether on the court, in the research lab, or out in the community volunteering, our area has some pretty awesome...

“My mother always said, ‘Art is the best medicine,’” says AJ Brightman. In the summer of 1980, Brightman’s mother and...

Mattie Miller grew up in Adams, Tennessee, and moved to Evansville when she married her husband William Miller in 1953. Her first teaching job was at...

The Illiana Barn Sale in Princeton, Indiana, appears to be a simple flea market, but the antiques inside represent the lifelong passion of Rodney...

A cluster of woods gathered on a lot — that was the view Lynn and David Ogle, along with their children, would take in from the back windows...

When Lindsay Locasto was a kid, she always asked to arrange the relish tray for holiday parties. Today, she has grown her love of food boards into...

Scroll through Zach Rhea’s Instagram page and Evansville residents will discover a side to the city they most likely have never seen before...

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...

Scott Kinney CEO-director Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library No matter the size or culture of a city, libraries are often at the heart of the...

William Harold Calloway is not your typical insurance man. His successful 34-year career with State Farm might appear to prove otherwise at first...

The timing was perfect for Jacob and Kari Mayer. The co-owners of Paul’s Pharmacy (with two locations in Evansville) had been looking for the...

When Stacy Stevens graduated from Purdue University with a degree in geology in 1985, there were no jobs in her field. Instead, she went to work with...

With each passing year, we mourn and celebrate the lives lost of members of the community who made a difference in their places of work, to civic...