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‘Way Late Play Date’ at cMoe Lets Adults Act Like Kids Again
Grab some friends, send the kids to Grandma's, and get ready to have some adult fun at the Children's Museum of Evansville!
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Saturday’s ‘Fitness in the Park’ Joins Pushups for Charity to Support Wounded Troops
Mayor Lloyd Winnecke’s monthly “Fitness in the Park” program will join Pushups for Charity this Saturday, May 18th, from 9am-11am at Evansville State Hospital Park to raise money for services to aid wounded military veterans.
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Indianapolis 500 Will See Fewer Race Fans This Year
With the Indy 500 just around the corner, racing officials predict the track will see the smallest crowd it has in a decade.
In fact, since last year’s race, thousands of seats available on Turn 3 have been eliminated, as well as several rows facing the front straightaway, diminishing the capacity at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway substantially – nearly 18,000 fewer seats.
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Relay for Life Drivin’ Fore a Cure Golf Scramble
Get your clubs out and get ready to drive! Drivin' Fore a Cure is coming up May 19 at McDonald Golf Course on Morgan Ave. North Posey Relay for Life is hosting this golf scramble
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‘We Are Evansville’ Wants and Needs Your Photos
In case you aren't familiar with We Are Evansville, let me briefly educate you. It's a grass-roots movement started by some University of Southern Indiana students that encourages folks to show their pride in Evansville. And right now, they're asking all of us to help by submitting photos.
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Deaconess Men’s Health Series Continues with Diabetes Lecture
Do you have diabetes? Does diabetes run in your family? Here's an opportunity for you to learn how to manage your pre-diabetes or diabetes. Deaconess Hospital's Men's Health Series continues with a lecture about diabetes on Tuesday evening, May 14 in Johnson Hall.
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Indiana Farmer Loses Patent Dispute With Monsanto
The elderly, Indiana farmer that had been going toe-to-toe in a patent dispute with agriculture-giant Monsanto has officially lost his battle.
In a ruling handed down today by Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan, the verdict states that a farmer cannot reproduce patented seeds through planting and harvesting without permission from the patent holder.
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What Are the Best Small Companies in Indiana?
There are some great places to work in Indiana; however, some are obviously better than others. So, in order to settle the score of who are the best employers in the state, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce has released their list of the best companies to work for in the Hoosier workforce.
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May Is National Bicycle Month – What Does That Mean For Evansville [Audio]
On today's edition of Wednesdays With Winnecke, we talked about some event that are coming up NEXT week to celebrate National Bicycle Month, and just ways in general to get out and get active in Evansville.
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“Coffee With A Cop” To Hold First Weekend Edition This Saturday
After hearing suggestions from those unable to attend the first three, the Evansville Police Department will host their next "Coffee with a Cop" event this Saturday morning beginning at 9am.