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It is not the place that makes a community — it is the people. The growing arts and entertainment districts, expanding restaurant scene,...

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...

Resume: Administrative assistant, Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Ohio Valley (RMHC), October 2007-June 2009; house operations manager, RMHC,...

Make today better than yesterday, and tomorrow better than today. It was a phrase Charles C. Hedde, MD, had adopted as he battled cancer in late 2017...

Glen Miller has been in business all his life. His grandfather started their family business, Miller Plating, in 1916, which Miller eventually took...

Walk in to Ziemer Funeral Home and you may be greeted by two fluffy and friendly Newfoundland mix puppies. The dogs, sister Aree and brother Milo,...

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...

How many light bulbs does it take to go green at Carver Community Organization’s neighborhood center? And how much can you save on electric...

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...

Hometown: Indianapolis Resume: Director of Parks and Recreation, 1978-1984; Vanderburgh County Commissioner, 1988-1992; WNIN vice president of...

A graduate of Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, Illinois, Chris Ryan moved to Evansville in 1999 with her husband Ron Ryan (Boys & Girls Club executive...

Quitting your job, selling your home, and hitting the road full time sounds crazy to most, but it’s the life former Evansville residents Jason...

Selling historic homes in Evansville is a far cry from working in computer science — but for Lucas Neuffer, it has been the perfect career path...

It’s hard to miss DeAndre Wilson. The Evansville native often is accompanied by an almost 6-foot tractor tire he rolls throughout the city. The...

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...

Hometown: Henderson, Kentucky Resume: Bartender, Big Daddy’s, 2008-2010; bartender, Rí Rá, 2010-2012; manager, Tin Man Brewing...

A life in student affairs seemed always to be the path Dr. Jennifer Hammat would follow — after all she spent the first year and a half of her...

Allen Mounts “Strategy is the crossroads at which creativity (art) and data meet to address the uncertainty of reaching a mission, vision, or...

Swimming is a hard sport for even the most dedicated athletes. And you won’t find a high school athlete more dedicated to the sport than Reitz...

Daniel Craig’s career hasn’t turned out quite the way he envisioned when he joined the faculty of the University of Southern Indiana as...