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January / February 2018
Take a bite out of Evansville! From juicy burgers and delectable pies to local artisans and shops, we present this...
Welcome to the New Year! Whether you view 2017 as a stellar year, or if from your vantage point it is a year best...
Simply put, the Nissan GT-R sports car is a beast. It may not turn as many heads as a Chevy Corvette or Dodge...
Around here talk of Columbus most often refers to Columbus, Indiana, known for its modern architecture, the 2017...
On the night of April 4, 1968, Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Indianapolis for a scheduled presidential primary...
January 7, 2018, marked the 200th anniversary of the formation of Vanderburgh County. The creation of the county...
Olivia Taylor took her first dance class when she was 2 years old. The 12 year old has been dancing ever since....
Three motorized dollies straddled the centerline of Newburgh’s Water Street one cloudy December morning. On...
With each passing year, we mourn and celebrate the lives lost of members of the community who made a difference in...
If you’re looking to do a little treasure hunting in Evansville, one of the top spots is Goldman’s...
It all started with soap, says Cary Gray. While visiting Nashville, Tennessee, she and her husband Michael...
There is no denying traveling has its pros — exploring unknown places, tasting exotic foods, learning a...
Art always has been Sara Rappee’s passion, whether molding a lump of clay or working with metal. But jewelry...
Throughout the existence of the University of Southern Indiana, many friends and donors to the school have left...
Carlos Jawabrah is passionate about cooking — a love that benefits him greatly at his restaurant Little...
If you’re anything like me, preparing dinner after a long day at work can be intimidating. It takes planning...
It’s a partnership that likely will set some tails wagging in excitement. In December, Carson’s...
While most people looked at the former home of the Farmer’s Daughter at Third and Main streets and only saw...
Robert Hartman fought in the German Rhine Valley during World War II, published a children’s book, and...
We spied with our little eyes lots of e’s around Evansville. And we hope you did, too. For this year’s...
To show how stories in the January/February 2018 issue of Evansville Living fit into the broader world, this...
For our January/February issue, chef Eli Haddix cooked up a delicious tomato soup in an instant pot to help chase...
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