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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...

Erin Miller starts her evenings at home with a “Good evening, ladies and gentleman” greeting to her four rabbits. The Evansville resident...

City charters and land purchases. War industry and shopping malls. River floods and plane crashes. In its more than 200-year history, Evansville has...

The modern home sitting along Riverview Court in Downtown Evansville wasn’t exactly the style MaryAnn and Dr. Max Lingo were used to, nor did...

If anyone disproves the common adage “Those who can’t do, teach,” it is the four head coaches for the men’s and women’s...

While most of the country had their focus on Houston, Texas, during the 2017 Hurricane Harvey, Energy Systems Group (ESG) had their attention fixed...

Dr. Ronald S. Rochon was a freshman at Tuskegee University located in Tuskegee, Alabama, when he experienced something that would change the course...

Standing in the backyard of Dr. Otto and Jayne Susec’s home, one easily could forget they are in southern Indiana. Surrounded by hibiscus,...

The tradition of enjoying handmade products and buying locally crafted items thrives in southern indiana. From leather goods and woodwork to...

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From glaciation to a changing river bend, the topography, physiology, and geology in southwestern Indiana is rich to say the least. At surface level...

It was natural for Connie Weinzapfel to find herself a home in New Harmony, Indiana. For 30 years, she had made the small community her home base for...

There is no other product made in the region that is steeped in legend and lore quite like bourbon. With its roots beginning in Kentucky and the...

Whether at home or abroad, the world is filled with places and people to discover. Aside from the actual travel itself, there is nothing better than...