William Putt

According to the Mayor’s Office, crews have been working on a “nature’s play” area that’s going up at Mahr Park.

An Owensboro bowling lane is rolling out of business.

The airport says when the land sells, they’ll have money for projects around the airport that will bring good-paying jobs to Owensboro.

The Evansville African American Museum received a donation that will be used to raise awareness for sickle cell disease.

The home is in Victoria Manor at 1844 Pebble Beach Drive in Newburgh.

The University of Evansville named its Educators of the Year Wednesday - recognizing those who go above and beyond every day.

The Chamber of Commerce, Evansville Growth Alliance, and Economic Growth Collation have joined forces to create the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership.

USDA farm-to-table boxes filled with milk, meat, and veggies were handed out at the Christian Food Bank in Madisonville.

Every year, the group hosts a “Walk to Remember’, honoring family and friends who have been killed by impaired drivers.

We stopped at the Express Pantry on Fulton Avenue in Evansville as people lined up to get their tickets.

Three of them were sworn in over Zoom.

COVID-19 put a halt to most events happening in the downtown area this past year, including the fireworks show.

A local church held a very special food giveaway in Evansville on Wednesday morning.

The Salvation Army has been given a unique gift as it’s collection drive continues.

Amanda Kalb started the “No Senior Left Behind” program as a way to make sure all residents in nursing homes get a gift for Christmas.

The resource center is located in Sebree, and officials hope this will help get resources such as food, clothes and medical care to those in need.

The recent executive order that closed indoor dining ended Sunday night.

VOICES Incorporated launched a holiday card campaign to send cards, letters or drawings to people in Vanderburgh County nursing homes.

Old National Bank is looking to brighten up downtown Evansville.

County leaders tell us finding someone to offer that service has been difficult in the past, and the alternative wasn’t something that sat right with the commissioners.

A Sebree woman is making sure nobody goes hungry this Thanksgiving, and she’s getting help from the community.

With Daviess County Schools going back to virtual learning abruptly Friday, a Hager Preschool teacher wanted to spread some joy Wednesday morning.

There are only 39 days until Christmas, and here’s some big news for Holiday lovers in Evansville.

It started at Astra Theater in Jasper before a tour of local businesses.

A new assisted living community thanked veterans with a hot meal in Warrick County.

A group of occupational therapy and engineering students from USI donated a bike they created for children in wheelchairs.

The Farmhouse has been selling locally made items for more than four years, and the new store, “Olive Grace,” will give the business a chance to better connect with the community.

The line moved smoothly at the fairgrounds in Carmi.

The ruling pertains to Civil Matters over 5,000 dollars and criminal matters up to a year in the penitentiary.

Initial calls to dispatch reported an explosion just off State Road 62 on Gardner Road.