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The landscape of post-secondary education in Evansville has seen many changes over the years, but one of the biggest is set to occur at the end of...

Religious buildings — among the most historic, architecturally distinguished, lavishly ornamented structures in a community — belong not...

Jake and Janell Bessler believe it was fate that brought them to their Lincolnshire home. After moving into the house in July 2014, the couple found...

Matt McBride stands in the drive-thru of the Pizza Hut on the West Side of Evansville with a pry bar in his hand. The two manhole-type covers in the...

Every city has its hidden spots — artifacts, historic landmarks, little-known events, and secret food items that make up the fabric of a...

Take a bite out of Evansville! From juicy burgers and delectable pies to local artisans and shops, we present this year’s Best of the City,...

There is no denying traveling has its pros — exploring unknown places, tasting exotic foods, learning a foreign culture and language. For a lot...

Paul Stieler loves the movies — and not just because he owns movie theaters. Not only does the 80-year-old Showplace Cinemas owner (who...

The fall and winter months are about gathering — whether it is for family holidays, out-of-town visitors, or long-time friends, one thing is...

The plans for Nathan and Noelle Mominee’s dream home were not ones that were finished quickly. In fact, the couple took the better part of...

No matter the location or size of a project, there is one philosophy that ties together the architects, designers, and engineers of Hafer —...

"Based on a true story” is quite the clichéd movie phrase these days, used to pique interest in the latest picture on the big...

There was a gaping hole in the roof of the building sitting at the corner of Third Avenue and Columbia Street. Abandoned for many years and far from...

Jim McCarty Jr. still remembers the building — a two-car, metal garage with a rhinestone gravel floor and doors that lifted after turning a...

For centuries on end, eclipses have been revered as life-altering phenomenons. Dates have been smudged to align historical events with eclipse...

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...