Evansville Living

Since its inception in 1999, Evansville Living has built a reputation for editorial quality, serving over 60,000 readers for 16 years. The talented team of writers and designers at Evansville Living showcase the diverse aspects of our city through engaging storytelling and vibrant human interest articles. Their award-winning work features in-depth reporting and eye-catching full-color layouts. The publication addresses topics that resonate with the Tri-State community, igniting discussions around culture, politics, sports, business, lifestyle, entertainment, dining, and the distinctive figures that define our River City.

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River City Flavors

1 week ago | evansvilleliving.com | Maggie Valenti

Evansvillians love to eat, as our wide breadth of food options attests. Many items, in fact, are more than just staples — they help brand and define our community. Chip ‘n SipGrippo’s and SKI are a match made in Evansville, with the barbecue potato chips and the citrus soda among the first foods that transplants seek out when making a return trip to their hometown. It is infused into the DNA of locals (especially West Siders), although both products originated in and are produced in other states.
Worth Every Slice

1 week ago | evansvilleliving.com | John Martin

Make no mistake — Evansville loves cracker crust-style pizza, or una pizza as some call it, and it’s a flavor that many city residents call their own. Diners in the River City love this thin and tasty variety — with its meats, veggies, or even pineapple or tomato slices packed on top, mingling alongside or beneath the cheese.
Scene

1 week ago | evansvilleliving.com | Maggie Valenti

SummerFestivals and fun in the sun reign in Evansville during the summer months. From outdoor concerts to church picnics, social events are what bring the city together this season. Come for Volksfest, the three-day celebration of Evansville’s German heritage held every August since 1934. Arrive hungry for brats, thirsty for German beer, and ready to dance the polka.
Where We Play

1 week ago | evansvilleliving.com | John Martin

The not-too-large and not-too-small personality of Evansville suits the city well in recreation. There are lots of amenities to enjoy, as well as vast areas to experience nature. Here’s a look at some of the ways to enjoy outdoor and indoor recreational activities. Pickleball and tennisWhether you’re part of the nationwide pickleball craze or just starting out, you can enjoy the city’s year-old outdoor complex with 16 courts at Wesselman Park.
Having A Ball

1 week ago | evansvilleliving.com | Jodi Keen |Evansville Business magazines

Brycen Moore, General Manager of the Evansville Otters, grew up in Newburgh. He shares his favorite ways to get out and explore. You work at Bosse Field, so you see the city’s love of sports up close. What do you think sports mean to Evansville residents? Sports are such a big aspect of the community. We are approached by fans who have come to not only Otters’ games, but Braves’, Triplets’, and other teams that have played at historic Bosse Field.
Devilishly Good

1 week ago | evansvilleliving.com | John Martin

Searching for something new to bring to your next family potluck? Don’t reinvent the wheel — just put a twist on an old favorite. Popularly served as hors d’oeuvres during Easter feasts, deviled eggs are worshipped for their ease of making. But that doesn’t mean they have to be basic. Armed with an array of colorful veggies and tangy seasonings, guests can indulge their sweet and savory sides, one bite at a time.
A New Approach to Care

1 week ago | evansvilleliving.com | John Martin

Deaconess Health System is building a first-of-its-kind facility for the Evansville region, where emergency room care and urgent care happen at the same site. Opening in 2026 and celebrated with a groundbreaking April 9, the Deaconess ER & Urgent Care at North Green River and Lynch roads will eliminate the need for patients to self-diagnose the treatment scenario they need, Deaconess physicians say.
Holding the Line

2 weeks ago | evansvilleliving.com | Jodi Keen |Evansville Business magazines

Cities the world over have complicated and conflicting relationships with the bodies of water on which they were built — at once drawing life and commerce from them, while battling their floods, pollution, and the ghosts of industries and peoples past. Evansville is no different. While the great flood of 1937 is almost 90 years behind us, it lives on in legend, lore, and the shared history and memory of our community.
A Full-Circle Moment

2 weeks ago | evansvilleliving.com | Jodi Keen

The University of Southern Indiana’s presidential search has returned home. Ten months after naming Steven Bridges interim president, and after vetting nearly 100 candidates, the Board of Trustees 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.
IN THE NEWS

3 weeks ago | evansvilleliving.com | Maggie Valenti

NEW HIRES/PROMOTIONSOld National Bancorp has appointed Daniel Hermann as its lead independent director. Hermann has been a founding partner of Lechwe Holdings LLC, founder of AmeriQual Group LLC, and former President and CEO of Black Beauty Coal Co. Hermann has been a director on Old National’s board since 2020 and has served on the audit, executive, and talent development and compensation board committees. Explore Evansville has named Tom White as its new president and CEO.