October / November 2021

Education: Bachelor’s degrees in political science and public relations with a minor in management from the University of Southern Indiana. Resume: Annual fund and grants coordinator, The Arc of Evansville, 2009-2010; annual giving officer, University of Southern Indiana Foundation, 2010-2014;

In the September/October 2014 issue of Evansville Living, U.S. District Judge Richard Young talked about his landmark ruling in Baskin v. Bogan, which declared Indiana’s same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional. After more than 31 years in state and federal courts, Young

Sitting on the large expanse of my English partners desk is a copy of our December 2019/January 2020 Evansville Business magazine. The former Old National Bank building, now known as the Fifth and Main Building, is on the cover. (Ok,

Sampling a bottle of Steak Dance seasoning for quality control, Kim Grauer puts the spice directly on his finger. He tastes salt, sugar, black pepper, a combination of other spices, and — the key ingredient — ground coffee. “When you

Shannon Coughlin lines up his driver with a golf ball perched on its tee. He locks his eyes on the small target and swings. It launches into a high-impact screen before rolling idly across the artificial turf inside Club 18

For Evansville’s Nolan family, running is in their blood. Patriarch Jim Nolan began running track in seventh grade at Mitchell Junior High School in Mitchell, Indiana. “We didn’t have a cross-country program at Mitchell, so I played football in the

Ben Moll never had any intention of opening a bicycle shop when he started Cycling Solutions in 2017, but it was clear to him that entrepreneurship was his destiny. Moll’s grandfather opened a business selling packaged ice shortly after World

Regulating proper equipment temperatures is crucial for optimal machinery operations, but what can a business owner do to insulate an unusually shaped machine? Call Fit Tight Covers. FTC measures, designs, and fabricates custom covers for commercial and industrial facilities like

Beneath massive Downtown Evansville structures like the Ford Center, Tropicana Evansville, and the Stone Family Center of Health Sciences lies an intricate network of sewer pipes, cable wires, and gas lines. Though hidden from street level, these utilities power our

Education is a major part of Vanderburgh County, which is home to 40 public schools in the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation (the third largest school district in Indiana) and 20 private schools. But Helfrich Park STEM Academy at 2603 W.

Facing heavy fire and destitute conditions in World War I trenches in 1917, the female volunteers from the Salvation Army risked their lives to boost morale with a classic American treat. It is the story of these “Doughnut Lassies” —