In March, Tom White became president and CEO of Explore Evansville. White spoke to Inside INdiana Business about his industry experience, his ties to Evansville and his goals as the new leader of the tourism organization.... Read More
The latest expansion at 6415 Vieth Ln. features a new logo with black letters and a pink donut with sprinkles over a shield outlined in black and pink. The donut shop’s previous sign featured green lettering and an orange-lined shield.... Read More
Kathy Schoettlin, chief communications, culture and social responsibility officer for Old National, spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the bank’s successes, challenges and future.... Read More
Granddaddy’s Garden Spot, an educational agriculture project sponsored by nonprofit Young and Established, is nearing completion on Evansville’s south side. The garden aims to address the area’s food access issue.... Read More
New University of Southern Indiana President Steve Bridges spoke with Inside INdiana Business about his different positions at the university over the years, the challenges facing higher education and his goals as the institution’s fifth president.... Read More
Several renovation and maintenance projects are progressing at parks and recreation areas in Evansville this spring. The initiatives are being funded by a $24 million parks bond passed by the city council in October 2024.... Read More
Earlier this year, Katelyn Ice of Ice Design Studio in Vincennes participated in the 2025 Entrepreneur of Impact contest. Ice spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her Entrepreneur of Impact experience and her path to becoming a business owner.... Read More
Here’s how four companies in southwest Indiana are approaching recruitment, retention and upskilling to shore up employment in the Evansville region.... Read More
In March, the Dubois County Chamber of Commerce named Angie Sanchez-Hostetter as its new executive director. She spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her experience as a small business owner and the benefits of being a chamber member.... Read More
Something is missing from Harrison County Hospital’s website. It used to feature birth announcements with pictures, names and weights. However, the proud declarations have been taken down since the facility’s labor and delivery services closed on April 1.... Read More
