What would you do if you checked your garage in the middle of the night only to find an intruder? Would you:
A. Slam the garage door shut and call 911
B. Yell at the intruder to get off your property and then run and hide
C. Beat him with a shovel and dare the intruder to come back for more via a Craigslist ad
Whether it be deer or game birds that you enjoy hunting, or are considering getting into for the first time, Indiana is home to a wealth of seasonal opportunities for the hunting and trapping enthusiast.
There are a number of great farmers markets in the Evansville, Indiana area that are preparing to open to the public for the summer 2013 season. All of these markets are fully stocked with a large variety of locally produced fruits, vegetables, herbs, and even meats
Indiana felons may now receive less prison time because of a new proposal passed earlier this week aimed at placing non-violent criminals into alternative correctional programs other than the state penitentiary.
This week's edition Wednesdays With Winnecke was spent talking about the creation of "We Are Evansville." Mayor Winnecke was joined by two of the USI students responsible for this grass roots movement.
What would you do if you checked your garage in the middle of the night only to find an intruder? Would you:
A. Slam the garage door shut and call 911
B. Yell at the intruder to get off your property and then run and hide
C. Beat him with a shovel and dare the intruder to come back for more via a Craigslist ad
Earlier in the week, I saw the above Facebook post by Warrick Animal Control which made me search my heart of how people can be so cruel. It was only in the overwhelming response of support that I could believe humanity isn't all bad.
Then, the second picture
When classic rockers Styx, REO Speedwagon andTed Nugent come to Evansville, they'll be donating part of the proceeds from the show to victims of the recent Boston Marathon bombings.
The public will have a chance to learn more about the Evansville Department of Metropolitan Development (DMD) and see the new “Choose not to Lose” high school crime prevention jeeps (pictured) on display at the at the Traveling City Hall meeting Wednesday, April 24th, at the Potter’s Wheel, 333 Jefferson Avenue, from 5:3opm-7pm.
Hoosiers with unused prescription drugs lingering around in the old medicine cabinet will have an opportunity to dispose of those pharmaceuticals this Saturday at the Indiana State Police post.
