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Kids around here have game — whether on the court, in the research lab, or out in the community volunteering, our area has some pretty awesome...

A cluster of woods gathered on a lot — that was the view Lynn and David Ogle, along with their children, would take in from the back windows...

The colors of Evansville are vibrant and make our city a beauty to behold. Explore some of the eye-grabbing shades that make up the fabric of our...

William Harold Calloway is not your typical insurance man. His successful 34-year career with State Farm might appear to prove otherwise at first...

Zipping around in a two-seater sports car always is fun. It is more fun if it is with your first grade teacher — even more fun if she’s...

Bell-bottoms, disco, shag hair, and peace and love — the 1970s was a tumultuous decade with moments and events that have shaped the world...

Amish and Sonia Patel’s house in McCutchanville feels like a resort with the spacious floor plan, backyard pool, three kitchens, water...

Look at the skyline of Evansville and you can’t miss the goliath that is the Fifth and Main building. Towering over Downtown at 248 feet (18...

The Evansville area is known for its eclectic architectural styles from Tudor and Victorian to Colonial and Italianate, and nothing shows off this...

Alan Newman still remembers where he was standing. He was on the golf course on the fifth hole with Andy Present, the former branch manager of the...

A package deal — when Jill and Tony Hall inquired about the identical homes along East Blackford Avenue in Haynie’s Corner that were for...

Romantic dining spots and the best coffee in town. Educators who inspire us and the local organizations that strive to give back. Where to break a...

Bill Schirmer had been with Lake Michigan Credit Union in Grand Rapids, Michigan, for 18 years and had moved up to executive vice president with the...

Dipping tortilla chips into a bowl of ranch dip would never be considered an authentic Mexican food practice. For natives of the Evansville area,...

In the U.S. in 1840, President Martin Van Buren, the country’s eighth president, served his final days in office and was succeeded by Whig...

Change is not a fear of Doug Duell’s. The president of The Duell’s Evansville Kia and Evansville Hyundai has seen a lot of it since his...

We searched, drove, walked, and scouted the nearly 48 square miles of Evansville streets and neighborhoods to find homes that caught our attention...

Amid the shifting weather of early March — so common in southern Indiana during this particular time of year — the University of...

The times are changing, and so is Downtown Evansville. Progress through the urban core of the River City has had an uptick in recent years. With the...

A little slice of heaven — that’s how Jane Hayden describes her garden. Encompassing the backyard of the large ranch-style home she and...