Even after 25 years, the staff of Evansville Living still constantly learns new things about our region. For example, Boner Bridge (page 26) on the line between Warrick and Spencer counties is believed to be the last span of its kind in the state. By the way, it’s pronounced “Bonn-er.” Those who want to say it another way, get your minds out of the gutter.
Erin Lewis (page 23) is full of surprises: She’s a competitive ballroom dancer and former Marine who is helping expand local dance opportunities. Oh, and she credits late Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor with ushering her down the path that led to Lewis’ husband and daughter.
It’s possible to spot eagles here if you know where to look (page 25). Nature photographers count Evansville’s Eagle Slough Natural Area among prime locations, but be advised: You’ll want to stay at least a football field away.
Did you know that around 50 years ago, there was a concerted effort to transition American schools to the metric system (page 144)? Anthony Head, then a student at Holy Rosary Elementary School, recalls the experience didn’t quite measure up.
