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To show how stories in our May/June 2012 issue fit into the broader context of world events, this edition of Link Up brings the Internet to you. No...

Spring came early this year. The leafy canopy that shades Evansville’s city streets from the summer heat already is mid-June dense – in...

By the time you read this I will be within days of my 50th birthday. I am not apprising you of this for well wishes (or mostly sarcastic comments),...

To show how stories in our March/April 2012 issue fit into the broader context of world events, this edition of Link Up brings the Internet to you....

Much of my time at home is spent in the kitchen. I’m fortunate to have a large kitchen in my old home, thanks to renovations by the families...

As this issue of Evansville Business goes to print today (uh, of course this letter has been finished for days), subscribers and newsstand readers...

If only it were this easy! The redesign of Evansville Living, which you’ve just perused (unless you are among the two percent of magazine...

Red pens — we burn through them. We agonize over each comma, verb mood, and every tool line in this magazine. We pore over more than 1,000...

As I write this letter, or in this case, somewhat ashamedly dictate this letter as we roll through the Tennessee mountains, the last thing I want...

I’m pretty darn excited about the Ford Center. Our entire magazine staff is thrilled about it. For the past few weeks, conversations have begun...

Vote for the Best of Evansville – your opportunity to name the best of the best in Evansville! The 11th annual Best of Evansville competition...

Of course you have considered the impending 9/11 anniversary before picking up this magazine. Through a decade of war and sweeping changes to the...

My boys are fond of saying, “That’s so random,” when someone makes a comment out of left field. But sometimes you just have to say...

Good summer day! My family just returned from a weekend trip to Louisville, Ky., where our sons competed in a unique and fun invitational swim meet,...

One of the oldest clichés that exists is that different occurrences including death occur in threes. Unfortunately, since my last letter, that...

I carry a small notebook with me, jotting down words and ideas that, for whatever reason, inspire me. I’m often writing in two notebooks,...

Later this month, Tucker Publishing Group leaders will join our peers in Chicago for the City and Regional Magazine Association’s 35th annual...

My lexicon is filled with “fun.” More than a magazine editor should, I tend to speak colloquially, use idioms and clichés...

When my last letter was published in the December/January 2011 issue, I wrote the following: “I am at a loss to explain the personal attacks of...

Need some help identifying the Evansville icons we’ve placed on the cover of City View 2011? This key should do the trick. Old Courthouse...