It's time to highlight the businesses on Evansville's Franklin Street and celebrate Mardi Gras! The new Franklin Street Events Association states on its website page, "The main objective is to, of course, bring the fun and pride back to Franklin Street
The Pigeon Creek Greenway Passage was recognized as the 2012 Trail of the Year by the Indiana Greenways Foundation at the foundation’s sixth annual luncheon Tuesday in Indianapolis.
Sherman Greer, Director of the Emergency Management Agency was our guest on Wednesdays With Winnecke. This week is Earthquake Awareness Week, and Mr. Greer joined us to discuss what we can and should do to prepare for an earthquake or other natural disasters.
This weekend is the first weekend of the month...that means it's time for another Clean Evansville event. This time around Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and Clean Evansville volunteers will target the city’s North Side.
A recent shooting that involved known gang members has raised awareness and drawn attention to the gang situation in Evansville. So this week we dedicated the entire show to this topic and invited EPD Chief Billy Bolin, EPD PIO Jason Cullum, and Chris Cook from the Eastview Neighborhood Association in to discuss gangs in our town.
Residents will have a chance to ask questions about the city’s new trash and recycling program at the Traveling City Hall meeting Wednesday, January 30th from 5:30pm to 7pm at Greater St. James Missionary Baptist Church, 465 S. Elliott Street.
Mayor Lloyd Winnecke announced which development company has been chosen to construct a new hotel/convention center in downtown Evansville. Winnecke was joined today by Ed Hafer, the president of the Evansville Redelopment Commission. He and Mayor Winnecke explained who they chose and why.
With one year under their proverbial belts, the "Fitness In the Park" events with Energize Evansville are back for 2013. You are invited to attend and participate in these FREE monthly events. The next one is this Saturday, January 19th!
At a news conference today, Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke, Vanderburgh County Commission President Marsha Abell and Growth Alliance for Greater Evansville President Deborah Dewey announced infrastructure plans that reaffirm the City, County, and State’s commitment to implementing measures to ensure retention of current jobs and creation of new jobs within the region.
Let’s just get this out of the way right now: it is a beautiful thing when someone rises up with enough guts and vision to not only bring their labor of love to fruition, but in seeing it through, they give something positive back to a community of people – or even the world
