Articles in: Career Path

From Miami to California, organizations across the country are wearing custom shirts, pants, hoodies, and more printed right here in the River City...

 If you’ve seen Miller’s Barbecue and Catering’s massive red mobile smokehouse out in the city, you probably smelled the...

Beneath massive Downtown Evansville structures like the Ford Center, Tropicana Evansville, and the Stone Family Center of Health Sciences lies an...

 The career of Julie McCarty has always bloomed, no matter which direction it has taken through her life. “My career has been varied, as...

A life in student affairs seemed always to be the path Dr. Jennifer Hammat would follow — after all she spent the first year and a half of her...

Coaching football or becoming a trial lawyer. Those were the two options Glenn Grampp set for himself when planning his career after his original...

The easiest way to describe Bob Jones is with one word: humble. Ask him how he landed the position of CEO of Old National Bank and without...

It is not surprising to Cyndee Sturgis Landrum that most of her career has involved libraries. The Chicago native grew up in libraries. “My mom...

Seven-year-old Ange Humphrey may not have known much, but she knew one thing for certain — she wanted to be a movie star. “But when...

Paul Musgrave became interested in news as a 4 year old, watching PBS in his home near Haynie’s Corner. Today, he is an expert in foreign...

Many know State Auditor and Lt. Governor-elect Suzanne Crouch hails from Evansville. But did you know she used to work as an auction manager for WNIN...

A Catholic priest, hospice chaplain, community corrections director, and parks and recreation executive director — these careers may seem quite...

When University of Evansville adjunct professor Mindy Sagez visits Starbucks for a coffee fix, she knows she will meet the same familiar aroma of...

As a female working in the manufacturing industry, Janette Hostettler admits early in her career at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana in Princeton,...

In the 1990s, Julie Bosma was working at Schnucks grocery stores when she was approached by Janice Miller of ERA First Advantage Realty Inc. with an...

It’s the highest ranked local school you’ve never heard of. New Tech Institute was named by U.S. News and World Report as one of the...

From the moment Terry Farmer began practicing law in 1980 in Canton, Ohio, he has learned to adapt to the legal arena surrounding him. His...

When Forensic Interviewer Molly Elfreich leaves the interview room after speaking with a child sexual abuse victim at Holly’s House, she often...

At just 33 years old, Luke Yaeger has climbed more rungs on the professional ladder than most. This summer he was named president of Commerce Bank,...

“Being a Butterfield growing up, I always had the expectation I would join the family business.” The family business Jim Butterfield, 57...