The night will feature performances from artists signed to Nkosi Records, the label founded by Evansville Police Detective Nathan Schroer who passed away earlier this week after a 10 year battle with leukemia.
According to the front page of the Bangor Daily News, a "mystery beast" spotted by a trail camera in the Maine woods is either a cat, a fox...or a deep-fried burrito?
cMoe is setting the stage for innovation, offering experiences to help children master vital, lifelong skills. However, it can’t happen without the financial support of caring individuals in the community.
Who wouldn't want to work for a company recognized as one of the "Best Places to Work in Indiana?" Well for the third year in a row, WOW! Internet, Cable and Phone has held that honor - and this Thursday, November 21st, WOW! will host a field technician job fair in Evansville.
On this week's show we get to learn more about HCW - the company that is partnering with Evansville on the new downtown hotel project. We spent the entire show talking with the "H" from HCW - Rick Huffman.
The winners of the nationwide poll will split a $5,000 cash prize!
The 11-year veteran of the Evansville Police Department passed away after a second fight with the disease in 10 years.
Residents will have an opportunity to learn about the services offered by Bank on Evansville at the Traveling City Hall meeting Wednesday, November 20, from 5:30pm-7pm at Bosse High School, located at 1300 Washington Ave.
A month ago I wrote a blog about the name change coming for the street running from N. Main St. into Garvin Park. Bosse Field's official address changes, too. Bosse Field is now located at 23 Don Mattingly Way. That was the number on Don's New York Yankees uniform. Additionally, Garvin Park's address is now 45 Don Mattingly Way. This Saturday, Don Mattingly himself will be in Evansville for the dedication of the street name change and a monument placed inside Garvin Park in his honor.
Unless you slept through it, you know that a series of severe storms tore through parts of the Tri-State on Sunday afternoon. While most of Vanderburgh, Posey, and Warrick counties saw little to no damage as the storm broke a part and weakened as it entered those areas, our neighbors in Illinois and south of Henderson weren't as fortunate.
