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The City-County Observer offers condolences, first to the families of the bystanders who were injured or killed during the attempt to assassinate former president Donald Trump. It is terrible to think that this death occurred simply because of attending a rally to support a political candidate.
The City will learn July 10 the cost it faces to clean the mess left by the owner of the Old Pearl Cleaners.
Evansville City Council today will consider changes to the way it enforces grass/weeds property maintenance. The full agenda and amendment is linked below.
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E-REP in partnership with the Southwest Indiana Regional Development Authority announces the âREADI 2.0 Roadshowâ presentation throughout E-REPâs four-county footprint. E-REP officials will present the key performance indicators and regional acceleration tactics to drive economic and community development in the Evansville Region. Learn More: https://bit.ly/4ctGJ31
Fireworks on the Ohio
Several Evansville parking lots were taken over by a large group of young people late Saturday, keeping EPD police busy dispersing the crowds. In the early morning, a local gas station became a crime scene where three people were shot.
A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling enables cityâs to arrest or fine homeless sleeping outside. In Vanderburgh County, much of that activity is Downtown. The City in 2022 spent $45,000 on benches that include "tabletops" and discourage sleeping and the Downtown economic district hires security to move the homeless off the Main Street area. Many have told the City County Observer they know theyâre not wanted on Main Street. Therefore, many who canât find shelter sleep outside on the riverfront or near the YMCA and United Caring Shelter on the edge of the Evansville Economic Improvement District.
âIS IT TRUEâ JUNE 24, 2024 06/24/2024 0 question FacebookTwitterPinterest We hope that today IT TRUE will provoke honest and open dialogue concerning issues that we, as responsible citizens of this community, need to address rationally and responsibly. City-County Observer Comment Policy: Be kin...
City Council meets Monday to consider a zoning change at 41 W. Division Street to clear the way for an apartment complex. The corner lot, which currently holds a vacant commercial structure, is located near the McDonaldâs on Main Street. Plans call for three, one-bedroom apartments and a pair of two-bedroom units.
We tend to think of excellence as a moment, a performance. It isnât that. Excellence is a process. It is a set of demands a person makes of himself or herself, a mindset, a willingness to accept and meet challenges.
City Council tonight will consider a $3.5 million plan tonight that provides funds to programs and non-profit organizations for 2024. The meeting is at 5:30 p.m. at the Civic Center.
Share your questions about the project in comments. Weâll find the answers!
Breaking News GROUND BREAKING ON DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT 05/29/2024 1 FacebookTwitterPinterest GROUND BREAKING ON DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT by Johnny Kincaid MAY 29, 2024 The block where Evansvilleâs tallest building once defined the city skyline is finally on its way to becoming the site of new apartment...
Breaking NewsPolitical News JUST IN: MIKE DUCKWORTH FILES FORMAL COMPLAINTS AGAINST DAUGHERTY, COLBERT AND BATTINGER 05/24/2024 0 FacebookTwitterPinterest VANDERBURGH COUNTY GOP CHAIRMAN MIKE DUCKWORTH FILES FORMAL COMPLAINTS AGAINST DAUGHERTY, COLBERT AND BATTINER By Johnny Kincaid MAY 24,2024 Mich...
Breaking News Former Cleaners Site Eyed For Housing Project 05/17/2024 0 FacebookTwitterPinterest Former CLeaners Site Eyed For A Housing Project By Jay Young STAFF WRITER MAY 17, 2024 A local non-profit organization is working with the owner of the former Pearl Cleaners site on a possible affordabl...
Breaking NewsLocal Sports Evansville Regional Sports Commission To Host The 2025 MVC Womenâs Basketball Championship at Ford Center 04/27/2024 0 FacebookTwitterPinterest Thursday-Sunday, March 13-16, 2025 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE ANNOUNCES FUTURE SITES FOR ITS WOMENâS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP A...
DEATH LIST REPORT 04/27/2024 0 FacebookTwitterPinterest Weekly Death Report Mar 25 to Mar 31 2024 FacebookTwitterPinterest Previous articleConnor Turnbull joins UE menâs basketball program Turnbull transfers to UE from ButlerNext articleUE Center for Innovation & Change and Circular Venture Lab Wi...
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Ben Shoulders (D) will not seek re-election; announces resignation from County Commission JANUARY 23, 2024 âAfter almost eight years in public office, I will not be seeking re-election for a third term. Effective this Friday, January 26, 2024, I am resigning my seat as District One Vanderb
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