Evansville Courier & Press • 27th December 2023

March's 5 most expensive Vanderburgh County home sales included a $1 million property

Here's March's five most expensive homes in Vanderburgh County

Evansville Courier & Press • 27th December 2023

Need a quick trip? Here are 5 places near Evansville that could offer a weekend away

Need a quick trip? Here are 5 places near Evansville that could offer a weekend away It can be tough to squeeze in a vacation this time of year, but there's a plethora of places to go within a reasonable driving distance of the Evansville area. That means you can get away without being too far gone.

Evansville Courier & Press • 15th December 2023

Q&A: A capella group Straight No Chaser's Steve Morgan, an Evansville native

All music requires an instrument to create a melodious song, but for Straight No Chaser, the only way to create great music is with their mouths. The a capella group is coming to Evansville to spread a night of holiday cheer. The show is Sunday night at 7 p.m. at Old National Events Plaza.

Evansville Courier & Press • 11th December 2023

Here are 5 takeaways from the recent 'State of Tourism' presentation by Explore Evansville

Explore Evansville is looking at the city's successes in 2023 and providing an idea of what tourism will look like in 2024.

Evansville Courier & Press • 8th December 2023

Q&A: Scott Innes, voice of Scooby-Doo (and others), in Evansville for Raptor Con

Q&A: Scott Innes, voice of Scooby-Doo (and others), in Evansville for Raptor Con Working as one of the voices of a character who's a favorite across multiple generations isn't easy, but Scott Innes makes it look that way.

Evansville Courier & Press • 7th December 2023

Mesker Park Zoo announces the names of two Colobus monkeys born in November

A month after their births, Mesker Park Zoo has announced the names of the two Colobus monkeys. Zoo officials had to wait several weeks before announcing the babies' genders as Colobus monkeys babies are born with all white fur. As they age, they will turn black and white, similar to their parents.

Evansville Courier & Press • 7th December 2023

The Women's Hospital lauded by U.S. News & World Report for maternity care

U.S. News & World Report has recognized The Women's Hospital in a recently released set of rankings. The hospital, located on the Deaconess Gateway Medical Campus in Warrick County, was named a 2024 High Performing Hospital for Maternity Care. This is the highest award a hospital can earn for U.S. News' Best Hospitals for Maternity Care.

Evansville Courier & Press • 1st December 2023

Toyota Indiana announces new president

Toyota Indiana has named a new president, effective this month.

Evansville Courier & Press • 1st December 2023

Tri-State Athletic Club has new ownership

Genesis Health Clubs, the nation's largest privately owned fitness provider, is coming to Evansville following an acquisition.

Evansville Courier & Press • 28th November 2023

Q&A: Evansville author tackles city's 'monsters' and what it makes it 'super, super weird'

If you're mourning the passing of the Halloween season, a new book has launched that dives into urban legends, folklore and anything spooky. Kyle Darnell, a visual arts instructor at Signature School and an adjunct instructor at the University of Evansville teaching night courses, has written "Evansville Monsters II: The Book of Dark Days and Other Weird Tales," a collection of poems, short stories and illustrations based upon a slew of Evansville legends.

Evansville Courier & Press • 22nd November 2023

These 12 marijuana strains can help get you through Thanksgiving with the family

These 12 marijuana strains can help get you through Thanksgiving with the family Thanksgiving, like many holidays, is a time of stress and angst, but it can be a little less stressful if you're high.

Evansville Courier & Press • 17th November 2023

Looking for a new job? Six local companies ranked among best employers

According to a recent Forbes article, five companies in the Tri-State were among the list of America's Best Employers.

Evansville Courier & Press • 9th November 2023

Big day at Toyota Indiana: Lexus production underway, large donation to kids' museum

Toyota Indiana hosted a celebration Thursday to make two huge announcements: The plant has started production of its Lexus TX SUV, and the company is making a large donation to a community organization.

Evansville Courier & Press • 9th November 2023

Evansville-area Veterans Day observances, free meals and discounts

Saturday is Veterans Day. Here's a look at local observances and events related to the holiday, as well as a list of special offers from businesses for those who served in the armed forces.

Evansville Courier & Press • 20th October 2023

Evansville EMS supervisor receives national award after helping hurt child

Chosen out of thousands of workers, an Evansville paramedic is being recognized for his exemplary service during a life-or-death situation

Evansville Courier & Press • 6th October 2023

Q & A: 'Night of the Living Drag' host Yvie Oddly talks before Evansville show

Q & A: 'Night of the Living Drag' host Yvie Oddly talks before Evansville show A different kind of Halloween event is stopping in Evansville that offers a combination of spooky vibes and bold musical entertainment from drag queens.

Evansville Courier & Press • 29th September 2023

For volunteers and participants, Relay for Life is far more than just another walk

For volunteers and participants, Relay for Life is far more than just another walk

Evansville Courier & Press • 29th September 2023

Q&A: Hollywood makeup artist Dave Snyder will lead workshops at Evansville costume shop

With Halloween approaching, local costume shop Nick Nackery is hosting a makeup workshop with an Emmy-winning makeup artist.

Evansville Courier & Press • 20th September 2023

Leadership Everyone announces six focus areas for community projects

Leadership Everyone announces six focus areas for community projects

Evansville Courier & Press • 14th September 2023

Leadership group to unveil data dashboard, roll out community projects

After multiple meetings and discussions with members of the community, Leadership Everyone officials will present data for plans of action for the community on Thursday evening.