In May, Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry delivered her second State of the City address. She updated the affordable housing goals set one year ago, announcing that the target of at least 350 new units completed or underway had not only been met but exceeded.... Read More
Community leaders in Perry County have been busy this year supporting quality-of-life projects to entertain current residents and attract new neighbors.... Read More
Dr. Darla Hoover began her role as superintendent of the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. on July 1. Hoover spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her history with EVSC, the challenges facing the school district and her goals as superintendent.... Read More
With the first phase of renovations at Veterans Memorial Coliseum complete, fundraising is underway for the next stage. The Veterans Coliseum Preservation Foundation must collect $3.5 million to start work on ADA accessibility and other improvements.... Read More
The Jasper complex is named for Ed Yarbrough, who coached tennis at Jasper High School for over forty years. Scott Yarbrough, Ed’s son and current tennis coach, spoke with Inside INdiana Business about his father’s legacy and the facility’s amenities.... Read More
Improvements at F.J. Reitz High School’s Reitz Bowl and Benjamin Bosse High School’s Enlow Field include new seating and ADA accessibility, while a synthetic turf project is wrapping up at North High School’s Bundrant Stadium.... Read More
Spencer County Regional Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kathy Reinke spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the benefits of being a member and the anniversary celebration coming up in September.... Read More
The plan unveiled in June includes regional connection recommendations for Vanderburgh, Gibson, Warrick and Posey Counties in Indiana, and Henderson County in Kentucky.... Read More
Amy Williams and Jasper-based PIER Group are celebrating a series of recognitions in 2025. Williams spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the growth and success of the IT and cybersecurity solutions provider.... Read More
Evansville residents and visitors can now grab drinks to go thanks to the city’s first Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area. The classification allows people aged 21 and older to buy alcohol from participating establishments and walk within the DORA limits.... Read More
