Jodi Keen

Every March, Women’s History Month offers a special opportunity to celebrate generations of women who have strengthened our nation and paved the way for others. To honor local contributions, we are shining a light on five of the women who have helped shape the River City over time. Albion Fellows Bacon

Since 2001, Evansville Living has hosted 131 students for internships in graphic design, writing, photography, marketing, and advertising.

Arborist-approved tips for maintaining or replacing your shade trees after area storms in the Tri-State caused damage.

Ten months after naming Steven Bridges interim president, and after vetting nearly 100 candidates, the Board of Trustees has voted 9-0 to hire Bridges permanently. He is the first USI graduate to serve as president, and his ascent to the office started 36 years ago when he joined the university as a staff accountant.

Chef Tori Chapman stacks her plate with Evansville’s culinary highlights.

A glorious sight to behold, Roosevelt Drive becomes a street lined with color in the spring. Blooming, bright azaleas line the street as onlookers drive and walk by for a peek as if lining up for the annual Ritzy’s Fantasy of Lights tour in the winter.

Planning a party, but don’t know where to start? This is where Doros and Ellada Hadjisavva step in. The Hadjisavva name is regionally known from the husband-and-wife team’s upscale Greek restaurant Acropolis, which operated on Evansville’s East Side from 2000 to 2022. As the couple’s catering business grew, they scaled down restaurant operations and, in […]

Announced May 5, the Evansville Fire Department will to take over responsibility of all ambulance services within city limits, effective July 1, 2026. American Medical Response, which currently responds to medical emergency calls in the city, employs approximately 106 paramedics emergency medical technicians. According to AMR’s website, the company takes an average of 33,000 ambulance transport calls and 8,000 wheelchair transport calls each year.

It’s hard to beat the region’s beauty when the vivid washes of spring blooms roll into the lush greenness of summer. Find inspiration for your flower beds, native gardens, and more at SWIMGA’s biennial Garden Walk.

Aaron Tanner’s return to his roots wasn’t planned, but he’s embracing the change. His publishing label, Melodic Virtue, was a record label-turned-graphic design business that, in 2004, Tanner spun into a company independent publishing limited-run coffee table books about pop culture subjects like Lil BUB, the late internet-famous cat from Bloomington, Indiana, and rock bands […]