U.S. Rep. Larry Bucshon this month announced plans to retire at the end of the 118th Congressional session. Bucshon spoke with Inside INdiana Business about his time in the House, the current state of Congress and the state’s economic climate.... Read More
After nearly 14 years inside the Southern Indiana Career and Technical Center in Evansville, New Tech Institute High School started the new year and a new semester in a different building. The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. moved New Tech from its...... Read More
Ferdinand native Sue Ellspermann was named one of IBJ Media’s Indiana 250 in the not-for-profit and education category. She spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her time in public office and the role Ivy Tech plays in supporting the state’s workforce.... Read More
The city of Evansville and the town of Santa Claus will receive a total of nearly $3 million in state grants to help complete trail projects in their communities. They are among 14 projects across the state slated to receive a total of more than $31 million.... Read More
In December, U.S. News & World Report named The Women’s Hospital in Newburgh one of the Best Hospitals for Maternity Care. Chief Nursing Officer Allie Ingler spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the evolution of the facility and the state of maternity care.... Read More
Democrat Stephanie Terry was sworn in Monday as Evansville mayor, becoming the first woman and the first Black person to assume the post. Terry spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her transition plans and priorities for the new year.... Read More
Three not-for-profit organizations are working on projects in the new year to better the lives of animals in southwestern Indiana.... Read More
With nearly 700 locations across the U.S., Nebraska-based Scooter’s Coffee opened its first location in Evansville on Dec. 13. Owner Ben Klipsch spoke with Inside INdiana Business about his latest entrepreneurial adventure.... Read More
Four moms recently opened an indoor playground in Evansville, an ideal place for parents looking to keep their children busy over the holiday break. Inside INdiana Business spoke with the owners, who said it took a few years to bring their idea to life.... Read More
With three new Democratic at-large members elected to Evansville’s City Council in November, the party will hold eight of nine seats on the legislative body in the new year. Mary Allen, Courtney Johnson and Paul Green won the at-large seats.... Read More
