February/March 2025

Just before Christmas, seemingly like everyone else, I was running errands too numerous to count. I remembered I had a phone call I needed to make. So, I pulled over in a subdivision to look up the number. Job completed,

Nearly three years in, Victoria Woods — Indiana’s first new town in 20 years — is steadily growing. When the Warrick County municipality was featured in the October/November 2023 issue, about a dozen people lived there. Since sales began in

Long known as Tri-State Aero, the air travel service facility adjacent to Evansville Regional Airport has more than a new name. With a glass-lined exterior and spacious inside loaded with amenities, the United Companies Air Center is open for business.

A well-oiled machine since its founding in 2002, Heritage Petroleum has more than doubled its workforce over the last nine years and shows no signs of slowing down. The company and its three subsidiaries – Heritage Distribution, WOC, and Legacy

NEW HIRES/PROMOTIONS Sarah Morgason has joined Tucker Publishing Group as a senior graphic designer. The native of Cincinnati, Ohio, and University of Cincinnati graduate previously worked as a graphic designer for Shoe Carnival in Evansville, and she completed internships with

Colorful, high-performance products imagined and engineered at Red Spot Paint and Varnish Company’s Evansville headquarters are embedded in all types of vehicles, from rugged Ford trucks to sleek Corvettes. The success story started in 1903, when Red Spot opened as

Six years in the making, the Promise Home meets a critical housing need. The ECHO Housing project on Read Street opened July 16. CEO Savannah Wood and COO Erik Tilkemeier oversaw the development of the two-story building with 27 one-bedroom

Education: Bachelor of Science in business, University of Evansville; master’s coursework in communications, University of Southern Indiana; certificate in fundraising management, Indiana University School of Philanthropy; certificate in nonprofit executive management, IU School of Public and Environmental Affairs Hometown: Hatfield,

On any given day, Sam Bradley could treat a crane’s joint injury with laser therapy, perform an ostrich ultrasound, or check up on a baby porcupine. It may sound far-fetched, but for Bradley, a veterinarian at Mesker Park Zoo &

To say Jennifer Evans is in her element at the Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science may be an understatement. The 1993 Central High School alumna’s new job as the museum’s John W. Streetman Executive Director quenches her lifelong

Shannon Libbert-Miller and Cindy Barnhill are all about the idea of paying it forward. After serving in various charitable channels over the years, the duo, who are in title work and mortgage lending, respectively, saw a need for fundraising and

Mayor Stephanie Terry says the removal of vacant, dilapidated properties is a key part of her administration’s approach to improving Evansville neighborhoods, and she’s asking for help in identifying what structures need razed the most. Terry’s “Fight Blight” initiative has

In Mount Vernon, Indiana, biopharmaceutical manufacturer AstraZeneca has a reach extending far outside the Tri-State. One of AstraZeneca’s 28 plants worldwide, the Mount Vernon site is the company’s largest in the U.S. that makes medicinal tablets — about 5.8 billion