For my baby shower, my mom used a similar version of this recipe and made tortellini skewers. I eliminated the skewer step, changed a few ingredients and added a few for personal taste. Enjoy!
Spring is here, and it's time to get outside and begin working on those home projects! Need some good ideas? If the answer is "yes," then head to the Heritage Federal Credit Union Home Show, (Presented by the Evansville Courier & Press) Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7 at the Ford Center and The Centre in Downtown Evansville.
Mayor Lloyd Winnecke encourages Evansville residents to attend a public hearing next week to learn about changes to the 812 area code. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) will host the local hearing Tuesday, March 19th, at 6pm at Washington Middle School, 1801 Washington Ave.
3/15/13: Kenneth Frank, 57 of Newburgh, was detained for questioning for transporting his wife's (Robin Frank, 47 of Newburgh) body on a hotel luggage cart on Wednesday. Though toxicology reports are not back, the coroner is "very comfortable" with ruling out foul play. Police are not releasing cause of death or why Kenneth Frank was transporting his wife's body or why he lied to the hotel employee who initially inquired about Mrs. Frank. Mr. Frank has been released and no charges have been filed.
The next Energize Evansville "Fitness in the Park" event is this Saturday, March 19th from 9am-11am at the Swonder Ice Arena Fitness Center.
It's the unofficial beginning of spring - when things are new and green - especially the BEER! Check out all the fun parties happening on (and the night before) St. Patty's Day!
An Indiana man convicted of beating his girlfriend with a Shake Weight - a popular work out mechanism seen on television - was sentenced earlier this week to a little vacation inside the Indiana Department of Corrections.
Oasis Dementia Care, Evansville’s only adult day care community devoted exclusively to families confronting memory loss challenges, today opened its adult day care programs, activities and services! The adult day care component is the first phase of Oasis’ community development, with licensed assisted living and respite care options to be added later this year as the facility’s construction reaches its conclusion
Meth production and use is an ongoing problem that isn't slowing down...in fact, the number of meth labs seem to be growing each year. But we're not giving up. Mayor Winnecke's No Meth Task Force and the EPD's Meth Suppression Unit are working harder than ever.
