Articles in: Sports and Recreation

Terry Friedman dreamed of bringing a professional golf event to his beloved Victoria National Golf Club when he hired famed designer Tom Fazio to...

With a name like Right to Bear Arms, the Haubstadt, Ind., gun shop isn’t subtle with its support of the Second Amendment. Sitting just off U.S...

Kyle Kuric has been on a marvelous ride during his four years playing basketball at the University of Louisville. And he will finish that career in...

Luke Zeller wasn’t much different than any typical oldest brother. He liked to rag on younger siblings Tyler and Cody every chance he got. If...

A continued string of good players, some patience, much persistence, and a lot of perspective have gone into the first three years of Rodney Watson...

Not even a minute into a mid-November hockey game at the new Ford Center and Terry Ficorelli’s cheeks already were damp. Adrenaline kept him on...

It’s not enough to describe the sleek curves and artistic angles of the new, gleaming $127.5 million Ford Center at the corner of Main Street...

A photo comparison of Roberts Stadium (left column) and the Ford Center (right column). Roberts Stadium: The toilets offered no automated...

•  290,000 Total square feet at the Ford Center. •  127.5 Million of dollars for the design and construction of the arena....

Main Gate Sports Bar & Restaurant – 520 Main St. Less than 0.1 miles from the Ford Center Opened specifically to capitalize on the...

The Cincinnati Bengals did not have the best NFL season last year. They had two talented wide receivers, whom sports writers loved to call divas, yet...

Marty Simmons was a stud basketball player. The 6-foot-5-inch forward came to the University of Evansville in 1985 after transferring from Indiana...

For years, my parents — regular season ticket holders for the Indianapolis Colts — have found a theme from fans in the stands: “...

Sometimes, it feels like there are more Band-Aids and bugs floating in Lloyd Pool than swimmers, and before the first practice of the current season...

So much of Evansville Otter lore connects with Bosse Field history. And why not? The 1915-built attraction is the third oldest professional ballpark...

If a receptionist takes a call at the TV station from a viewer who throws off a comment about plans to drive his truck to the transmitter site and...

Numbers tell a story in baseball. Casual fans might know the value of a 20-game winner or the importance of a .300 hitter. Mention figures like 56 or...

In the 1950s and 1960s, University of Evansville men’s basketball games, held in the new Roberts Stadium, were so popular that husbands and...

During the week, Angie Almond is an office jockey, but for the past three years, the 49-year-old mother has donned a helmet and padding to hit a dirt...

Greek goddesses and bare-bosomed muses adorn the Old Courthouse, a roughly 15,000-square-foot building with five majestic copper domes towering 216...