The next Evansville VOICE session will be held on Wednesday, November 14th from 3:30p-5:30p at Carter Hall on the University of Southern Indiana campus.
From the office of Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke:
It was a saloon before Prohibition, and then it was converted into a restaurant. Over the years it alternated between serving food and liquor, eventually becoming a pet grooming business and most recently an eyesore.
I think it's safe to say that the average Colts fan didn't expect our boys in blue to be 5-3 right now and riding a 3-game winning streak. They certainly surprised me (pleasantly). Well, the Colts are playing in prime time tonight, taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Singing like Steve Perry is no easy task even on your best day...and trying to sing his songs when you have severe laryngeal and esophageal inflammation is an impossible task. That's exactly what's happening with Journey singer Arnel Pineda.
This should come as no surprise. The 2012 election is certainly the topic of conversation for the day, week, and probably even month.
Keep listening this evening for continued coverage of the 2012 General Election. We will have Jay Zimmer and Gene Stewart providing two updates each hour. If you miss any of those updates, you can get all of the audio right here.
The folks at Bad Lip Reading have had a field day with this year's presidential election. They have targeted politicians on both sides of the isle. And since today marks the end (or at least a decrease) of political talk, BLR gives us highlights from the recent debates.
Mayor Winnecke and First Lady Carol McClintock will each lead teams during the monthly Clean Evansville litter pick-up on Saturday, November 3rd from 9am-11am.
Several topics were covered on this week's edition of Wednesdays With Winnecke, including the 4th anniversary of our Bank on Evansville program. In case you missed any of it, or if you thought it was so brilliant that you'd like to hear it again, you can do so below.
Mayor Winnecke's Traveling City Halls are usually scheduled for the last Wednesday of every month. This time around that just so happens to fall on Halloween...and the meeting is going forward as planned. It is, as always, free and open to the public.
