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When brainstorming ideas for the Evansville Living July/August 2017 cover, the Great American Eclipse eclipsed them all. As a once-in-a-lifetime...

Evansville natives Dennis Walls and Kim Coslett had a hobby of touring properties during open houses, even though they were happy in their home in...

7:12 a.m. Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke strolls up to the front door of WEVV 44News along Carpenter Street, two boxes of Donut Bank doughnuts in...

More than 200 years ago, John Sprinkle did what many residents living along the Ohio River do in the spring — he climbed onto a boat and...

Almost two years ago, Troy Wells and Bill Bell moved into the latest of a long line of houses together. The Rutledge/Gudgel House, located in...

Step into the lobby of the Easterseals Rehabilitation Center along Bellemeade Avenue at any given time and you’re sure to be greeted by a...

Cup of Joe, brew, brain juice, java, morning jolt, high octane. A cup of coffee by any other name would smell as strong. It fuels the Earth and gives...

For most homebuyers, the kitchen is the heart of the home. A nexus of activity including family time together and cooking, the kitchen is where food...

In her 15 years as president and chief executive officer of Deaconess Health System, Linda E. White never accomplished anything — at least on...

Selected by the readers and editors of Evansville Living, these local businesses, restaurants, people, and events are the best of all our city has to...

The complaints of residents saying there is nothing to do and nowhere to go have all but gone away. The almost audible groans of business owners...

It’s just not the holidays without ___________? Ask anyone to complete this sentence, and you likely will receive an array of answers. Often...

Jeff Friedlund was fresh out of college, a graduate of Vincennes University, when he started working at Spa City U.S.A. in 1997. An Evansville native...

For years, the Tri-State has warmly welcomed Evansville Living and its readers to come inside for a tour of their homes. Whether a grand estate or a...

To the rest of the world, she’s America’s outspoken Olympic swimmer who won her first two gold medals in Rio. But to those who really...

We have a question for you. How much time would you say your smartphone takes from you? Ten percent of your day? Fifty? Eighty? Those hand-held...

The classic American barn — few images appeal so strongly to our collective conscious as the big red (or white) barn majestically rising from...

The exterior of Madonna and Norb Niemeier’s house located north of Evansville near Darmstadt does not immediately allude to an overly unique...

When Robert E. Griffin gave $5 million to the University of Southern Indiana in 2014, he firmly declared the money wasn’t a donation — it...

The Feb. 9 revelation to the world of Abraham Lincoln’s mallet kept hidden in Spencer County, Indiana, is a story of family friendships forged...