Embracing Diversity: The Importance of LGBTQ+ Pride in the Evansville Region The Evansville Region has been making remarkable strides in recent years when it comes to LGBTQ+ inclusion and acceptance. While progress has been made,… Read More
The visioning plan includes a new riverfront park, an updated downtown plan for the City of Evansville, and the identification of catalyst sites along 50 miles of the Ohio River. Read More
The University of Evansville (UE) has announced the receipt of a $30 million federal grant program through the United States Department of Education (DOE) that will establish the Evansville's Promise Neighborhood (EPN). UE is part of a new cohort funded in 2023. Only three Neighborhoods in the nation were awarded in 2023. Read More
This Talent EVV (Population Growth) Virtual Session was the second of five virtual sessions where key regional partners will share and discuss regional benchmarking data specific to population growth trends, and strategies that are being… Read More
City recently named by the Wall Street Journal as the third best city for remote workers expects nearly $1.2 million of new economic output Read More
The Southwest Indiana Regional Development Authority (RDA) obligated an additional $6 million in Regional Economic + Acceleration Development Initiative (READI) grant funds toward seven transformational projects. In total, the RDA has obligated more than $41 of the $50 million in total for projects throughout the Evansville region. Read More
The Wall Street Journal Ranks Evansville, IN as the third best city for remote workers in the United States! Read More
For the third time overall and first since 2020, an Admissions Fair will be held in conjunction with the Ohio Valley Conference Basketball Championships presented by United Fidelity Bank which will take place at the… Read More
What's the best state to start a new business? Forbes ranked the best states to start a business based on 18 key metrics across five categories. Check it out! Read More
Angel Mounds, managed by the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites, is made up of 12 earthen mounds that were used for ceremonial and residential purposes. Read More
