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September / October 2017
"Based on a true story” is quite the clichéd movie phrase these days, used to pique interest in...
Where were you in the early afternoon of Aug. 21? To catch the solar eclipse, my husband and I had a picnic in the...
To be a Hoosier is to know and love Abraham Lincoln, and residents of southern Indiana know better than anyone the...
▲ #RockOut
Residents in Evansville may have noticed colorful rocks popping up throughout the city. The rock...
In January 1924, as the new Bosse High School on the East Side opened, faculty members petitioned the school board...
In the Hoosier state, popcorn is as beloved as basketball. From the famed Orville Redenbacher to the town named...
It’s second nature for Kirsten Wagmeister — when she walks into a building, she tries to spot an...
The first year Al Crim began his beekeeping hobby in 2005, he found only one swarm of bees. This year already,...
Many people may look at a gold-colored, 1993 Volvo 240 sedan and think it far from dependable. But that’s...
July 20, 2016
At 10:45 in the morning, Leigh Ann and Larry Weinzapfel gathered up their two children, Lucas...
There was a gaping hole in the roof of the building sitting at the corner of Third Avenue and Columbia Street....
The Tudor Revival architectural style, one of the most pervasive looks in the history of American home styles in...
When Dana Freeman is asked why she opened The Red Poppy, 4910 Lincoln Ave., she has an easy answer.
“I...
Just a few years ago, Deborah Matthews Murray never would have spent time behind a painter’s easel. So it...
Many musicians call Evansville home, making our River City a vibrant music scene. But music lovers and artists of...
Indiana is known as the “Crossroads of America” for its interstates, but The Dapper Pig on Haynie...
Abraham Brown and Ezequiel Campos wanted good, authentic Mexican tacos. To fully satisfy this craving, they were...
When Bobbie Weatherford was a young girl, she would watch in awe as her grandmother concocted her own special...
The Tri-State Food Bank is appealing to those in the River City who love cheesy pasta.
On Oct. 28, the...
Picture a traditional Christian church built in 1855 and images of hymn singing and solemn praying might...
By Nov. 3, 1917, the U.S. was just shy of its seventh full month of involvement in the First World War. James...
Vote for the Best of Evansville! Tell us the latest and greatest the city has to offer! The 17th annual Best of...
Abraham Brown y Ezequiel Campos querían tacos mexicanos auténticos. Para satisfacer su antojo, los...
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Sat., Mar 13, 4:30pm - Holiday World Sets Opening Day for 75th Season
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