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Graduates: Campbellsville, Evansville universities; Piedmont College
From Fort Wayne: John Klein, Sendy Mohamad, Casey Newport, Andrew Shoener and Zachary Taylor.
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County Commissioners look at trimming appropriations to nonprofit agencies
Those business leaders were invited by city officials. "We said we'll try to start with Evansville-based companies first a ," said Dewey about the late-February trip to the federal laboratories at the Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center.
Evansville police get a dog named Lexus and a Toyota for it to ride in
And thanks to a donation from Kenny Kent Toyota, a yellow lab named Lexus, will have a 2012 Toyota Highlander to travel in whenever she and handler, Sgt.
Identify This Truck And Help Police Catch A Gas Thief
Law enforcement agencies from across the U.S. have reached out to Jalopnik for help with car identifications since your input was "critical" to solving a hit-and-run last month.
Anniversary: Joseph and Marilyn Evans
Joseph and Marilyn Evans of Evansville celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary May 5 with their family at The Villas Clubhouse.
You Can Help by United Way of Southwestern Indiana
Henager's Memories & Nostalgia is in need of 200 8-by-10-inch picture frames to display historical photos and documents.
Harper Elementary School kids learn bicycle safety in program
Thirteen Harper Elementary School fourth-graders have been learning about bicycle safety after school this spring, and they have a big incentive to pay attention.
Red Cross spent weekend helping Evansville apartment fire victims
JASON CLARK / COURIER & PRESS Evansville firefighters quickly retreat from the roof of one of the buildings in the Vann Park Apartments near the intersection of Vann and Pollack Avenues while battling a two-alarm fire at the complex in Evansville Friday afternoon.
Data trouble, recession causing Evansville homelessness group to rethink goals
Representing a variety of advocacy and resource groups, the volunteers spent 29 months devising the plan of 33 strategies titled "Destination: Home" to address the issue on every front they could think of - from that single mother of several who got an eviction notice to a homeless veteran whose limit at an emergency shelter is nearing.
Seed sales to benefit Alzheimer's Association
Volunteers from the Evansville Bankers Life and Casualty Company branch sales office take to the streets on May 18 and 19, to raise funds for the Alzheimer's Association in the company's 10th annual Forget Me Not Days event.
Subway on Lincon Ave Robbed Again
Evansville Police are on the scene of an armed robbery at Subway on Lincoln Ave.
Hepatitis A alert issued for patrons of an Evansville restaurant
D-Patrick Nissan announces plans for $4.5 million dealership facility
Patrick Nissan revealed plans Thursday for having a $4.5 million state-of-the-art dealership facility constructed on 4.5 acres land it owns off the intersection of Division Street and Congress Avenue.
Energize Evansville set for state hospital grounds
The first of monthly "Energize Evansville" fitness events will be held next weekend at the State Hospital grounds on Evansville's East Side.
New York native to serve as Memorial High School's first president
The Brooklyn, N.Y., native was president of Catholic schools in New Jersey and in Bronx, N.Y., from 1992 to 2009.
Without Mother, holiday observance is bittersweet
Mother's Day is creeping up once again. This is a day that has always meant so much to my family.
UPDATE: We're told the fire has been put out. There will be a press conference scheduled for 2:15. We'll have more information as it becomes available.
[VIDEO] Evansville Dealer Puts a Corvette "High in the Sky"
At age 27, back in 1970, he placed a brand new orange Corvette atop his car lot's sign when he opened it in Evansville, Indiana.
Long list of events to highlight Historic Preservation Month in Evansville
The programs, sponsored by the Department of Metropolitan Development, the Preservation Alliance of Evansville and the Reitz Home Museum , will run into June.
2 small earthquakes rattle part of Southwestern Indiana
The U.S. Geological Survey says both of Thursday evening's earthquakes were centered near the Knox County town of Bicknell about midway between Evansville and Terre Haute.