In June, Stereophonic won five awards at the 77th annual Tony Awards in New York City, including Best Play. University of Evansville alumni Nick Mills and Wes Grantom were part of the team that contributed to the play’s success.... Read More
Just in time for the dog days of summer, Evansville’s first mobile dog gym offers climate-controlled exercise for canines. The founders came up with the business idea after seeing mobile dog gyms in other parts of the country on Instagram and then...... Read More
Matthew Nix, CEO of Nix Companies, is celebrating his 20th year with the Poseyville-based business. He spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the company’s growth and complementary projects.... Read More
Five southwest Indiana counties are in the design phases of infrastructure projects after the region received more than $15 million from the Indiana Department of Transportation. According to the American Road & Transportation Builders Association...... Read More
A highly-anticipated Pablo Picasso exhibit is now on display at the Evansville Museum of Arts, History and Science. It features the piece called "Seated Woman in Red Hat," which was donated to the museum in 1963.... Read More
Paul’s Menswear, a family-owned men’s clothing store, is closing its doors after more than 60 years on Evansville’s west side. The owners launched a retirement sale on June 1 with plans to shutter the West Franklin St. business this month. ... Read More
After 46 years at WEHT/WTVW in Evansville, Brad Byrd will anchor the evening news for the last time on July 2. Byrd spoke with Inside INdiana Business about his nearly 50-year career in the Evansville TV news market and the state of journalism today.... Read More
More than one year after Evansville was selected to create a Promise Neighborhood—a support network for underresourced communities—stakeholders have made great progress in setting up infrastructure for the long-term project. ... Read More
In June, Natalie Singer started a new role as executive director of Reitz Home Museum in Evansville. The museum's board of trustees had been looking to fill the position since Matt Rowe’s departure in January. ... Read More
By this time next year, families of children with life-threatening and terminal conditions in the Evansville region will have a place to go for support. Not-for-profit Granted is building the House of Hope at 2200 Oak Hill Rd. in Evansville.... Read More
