Articles in: Personalities

Take a minute and think of a few community leaders, people you do business with or perhaps engage with in the city. You’re familiar with them,...

Seven-year-old Ange Humphrey may not have known much, but she knew one thing for certain — she wanted to be a movie star. “But when...

Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri Education: Lindbergh High School graduate; bachelor’s degree in psychology from DePauw University, Greencastle,...

Easter weekend provided a brief reprieve for 17-year-old Lukas Greif. A native of Evansville, Greif made the trek from Indianapolis to spend time...

It’s a bit of a coincidence how Liz and Quincy Zikmund came to own Give A Dog A Bone, a natural pet food market located at 5626 E. Virginia St...

Take a minute and think of a few community leaders, people you do business with, or perhaps engage with in the nonprofit world. You’re familiar...

For most homebuyers, the kitchen is the heart of the home. A nexus of activity including family time together and cooking, the kitchen is where food...

Paige Talbert of Newburgh, Indiana, was very young when her mother Jenna, a physical therapist, and father Marco, an engineer at Vectren,...

Jaimie Sheth’s inspiration for mission work began 10 years ago in India on a trip to visit the school where her grandmother taught. Two years...

 “A devilishly handsome raconteur who enjoys telling tales about food and its preparation,” Alton Brown quickly spouts when asked if...

Fictional candy maker Willy Wonka famously said the only way to make chocolate just right is churning it by waterfall. Evansville’s own...

Tony Treadway keeps an old theory on clay in his mind as he works — hand-thrown pottery pieces should be affordable to everyone. “I...

Inside the Evansville African American Museum sits a unique display honoring the life and work of an Evansville native who had a...

Tom Lonnberg is a man of history. The curator of history at the Evansville Museum of Arts, History and Science has an intimate relationship with...

Nine months of the year, Don Mattingly is all business. From spring training until the grueling 162-game Major League Baseball season ends, it is...

With each passing year, we mourn and celebrate the lives lost of members of the community who made a difference in their places of work, to civic...

Selected by the readers and editors of Evansville Living, these local businesses, restaurants, people, and events are the best of all our city has to...

When Tracy Gorman became president and CEO of the Evansville Rescue Mission (ERM) in 2008, he expected a learning curve. “I had been a pastor...

To the rest of the world, she’s America’s outspoken Olympic swimmer who won her first two gold medals in Rio. But to those who really...

Born and raised in the Midwest, Kelsey Timmerman understands manufacturing and farming, which he examines internationally in his books “Where...