Articles in: Sports and Recreation
- 6 weeks 2 days ago
Relaunched in 2021 after a brief hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Upgrade Bike Share program is a cheap and healthy way to traverse the River...
- 6 weeks 2 days ago
The lifespan of a car often tops out at about 20 years, so it may come as a surprise to see a gleaming 60-year-old auto effortlessly cruising the...
- 11 weeks 2 days ago
Alisha Wargel will start Monday, April 18 bright and early. Lacing up her sneakers and snapping on her watch, the Evansville resident will join...
- 11 weeks 3 days ago
For two decades, physical therapy clinic ProRehab, founded in Evansville in 1999 by Pat Wempe and Jody Kissel, has been at ground zero for an...
- 11 weeks 3 days ago
The land at the entrance of Garvin Park in the Jacobsville neighborhood has long been a sports hub in Evansville. Home to Bosse Field and Evansville...
- 13 weeks 2 days ago
As a senior in high school, Evansville native Dan Engler never saw himself making it to professional wrestling’s biggest stage. But with some...
- 14 weeks 2 days ago
For the second time this month, Evansville’s Ford Center welcomes college basketball teams from across the country, as the NCAA Division II...
- 17 weeks 1 day ago
Downtown Evansville has once again been transformed for one of the region’s most anticipated tournaments. The Main Street archway is adorned...
- 18 weeks 1 day ago
Bryan Neale’s journey from officiating youth football games to umpiring at the Super Bowl almost could be described as prophetic.
When Neale,...
- 19 weeks 1 day ago
As confetti rained onto the field at the conclusion of Super Bowl LVI on Feb. 13, it was the culmination of years of hard work and a lifetime love of...
- 37 weeks 3 days ago
For Evansville’s Nolan family, running is in their blood.
Patriarch Jim Nolan began running track in seventh grade at Mitchell Junior High...
- 39 weeks 1 day ago
In the September/October issue of Evansville Living, we caught up with Olympians Lilly King and Jackie Young. Both Tri-State natives medaled at the...
- 42 weeks 2 days ago
Mikaela Jenkins’ hands made contact with the wall of the pool during the 100-meter butterfly S10 race on Aug. 31, 2021 at the 2020 Tokyo...
- 42 weeks 2 days ago
This year, the Reitz Bowl, arguably Evansville’s most famous football stadium, turns 100 years old.
Though Reitz Bowl has a long, storied...
- 45 weeks 2 days ago
Under a July sun, boaters on the Ohio River began to circle near the Evansville riverfront waiting for the semi-annual, man-made sand bar to pop up....
- 1 year 1 day ago
Under an overcast sky, 21-year-old Eddie Gill cast off from Dress Plaza on Evansville’s Riverfront and launched his inaugural Journey For A...
- 1 year 6 weeks ago
Growing up, cricket was more than just a game to many South Asian families who reside in the Tri-State: It was an integral part of their home culture...
- 1 year 6 weeks ago
A newer addition to the Evansville sports scene, the Thunderbolts hockey team was started by local businessman and avid hockey fan Mike Hall, who...
- 1 year 11 weeks ago
The popular 21 and up arcade bar High Score Saloon debuted their sister business on June 26, 2020. High Score Player Two is a blast from the past,...
- 1 year 13 weeks ago
Considering its size, Evansville has a remarkable record of producing Major League Baseball (MLB) talent. Roughly 50 big leaguers were either born,...
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