Thomas Langhorne

6 days ago | courierpress.com | Thomas Langhorne

EVANSVILLE — Beginning on or around May 21, Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) crews will install traffic signals at the intersection of Indiana 66 and Grimm Road near Newburgh."These traffic signals will be installed on previously installed equipment at this intersection," states an INDOT announcement. "Once installed, the new signal will flash yellow for three days on State Road 66 with a red flash on Grimm Road.

6 days ago | courierpress.com | Thomas Langhorne

EVANSVILLE — Time is running out to pay the spring installment of Vanderburgh County property and personal property tax bills. They're due Monday. Residents who want more information about their property or their taxes can go to the Vanderburgh County Treasurer's Office website at engage.xsoftinc.com/Vanderburgh or go to vanderburghcounty82.us. Meanwhile, there are a myriad of ways to pay:Payments can be dropped off at the treasurer’s drop box in front of the Civic Center at 1 NW MLK Jr Blvd.

1 week ago | courierpress.com | Thomas Langhorne

The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation could name and hire its new superintendent during a special public meeting before the school board at 5:30 p.m. May 19. EVANSVILLE — The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. could name its new superintendent during a special public meeting before the school board at 5:30 p.m. May 19. At the end of the day Tuesday, the school corporation posted a negotiated contract with the board's recommended candidate to succeed retiring Superintendent David Smith.

1 week ago | courierpress.com | Thomas Langhorne

Indivisible Evansville members said Messmer had given pat, nonresponsive answers that never got challenged because the format called for his answers to be followed immediately by new questions. People got to talk to their congressman in person in one New York district on Sunday night. Republican Rep.

1 week ago | courierpress.com | Thomas Langhorne

Near the end of his final State of Schools address to Rotary Club of Evansville on Tuesday, EVSC Superintendent David Smith got emotional. Smith, 65, will retire after 14 years in the job on July 1. Smith said Tuesday he had thought of retiring next year. But he realized that, that would leave whoever succeeded him just six months or so to work with the current school board before elections.