The Evansville Icemen released the following in a press release today:
The Evansville IceMen announced Thursday that Jeff Pyle has been appointed Head Coach and Director of Hockey Operations of the IceMen for the upcoming 2013-14 ECHL season, effective July 1, 2013
Indiana drugmaker Eli Lilly announced today that it plans to lay off “a significant number” of their U.S. sales force before the end of summer, making it one of their largest downsizing efforts in years.
Evansville Police Chief Billy Bolin and Assistant Fire Chief Paul Anslinger were our guests today on Wednesdays With Winnecke. The topics of discussion were the annual charity boxing match between the cops and the firefighters, plus the EPD's new "Choose Not To Lose" program, and the EFD's momentous anniversary.
A farm in Central Indiana is now under investigation after authorities say they discovered a barn with the carcasses of nearly a hundred animals stacked on top of each other, as well as a few surviving livestock that could only be described as “walking skeletons.”
It's time again for the Cards 4 Critters Poker Tournament! The monies raised will go to the no-kill animals shelters in our area, Warrick Humane Society and It Takes a Village. Just think about all the cute, warm and furry critters that are taken in by these two animal shelters, even from the other shelters, that have been saved and adopted by loving families. It takes money to keep the shelters in operation!
In recognizing April as National Oral, Head & Neck Cancer Awareness Month, Evansville Cancer Center/Vantage Oncology (ECC/VO) is hosting its second annual oral, head and neck cancer screenings event.
Due to the federal budget cuts the Navy has cancelled all Blue Angels air shows for the remainder of this year.
This marks the second time that the Blue Angels have cancelled on doing shows in Evansville
Armed officials will not be required in Indiana schools.
According to reports, an Indiana legislative committee made the decision earlier this morning to back off on a proposed bill that would require all public and charter schools to have at least one armed employee on campus while school is in session.
As any parent is well aware, our kids sometimes do not make the best choices, especially at the high school level. Some of their decisions are made based on anything from bullying to peer pressure or just out of the need to fit in. A new program was launched on Monday to help kids make better, more positive choices as they move forward.
