President Bullard with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and Louisville BOD E-REP CEO, Tara Barney joined The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis board of directors in 2020. The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is… Read More
This Talent EVV (Thriving Workforce- Jobs & Wage Growth) Virtual Session is the fourth of five virtual sessions where key regional partners will share and discuss regional benchmarking data specific to job and wage trends,… Read More
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
Linda Evinger, Co-Chair of the Southwestern Indiana Suicide Prevention Coalition, 812-455-3281,levinger@usi.edu… Read More
Castle senior Paige Talbert’s family wanted to celebrate her senior year with something special—an inclusive prom called the “We’re the Bomb Prom” at The Hope Gallery for dinner, dancing, karaoke and fun! Paige is a… 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 Economic Development Specialist serves on the economic development team and proactively engages with companies to create a business environment conducive to growth and expansion. Read More
E-REP May 2023 Newsletter features Evansville Promise Neighborhood, E-REP's New Executive Director of the Evansville Regional Sports Commission, Solar Eclipse Volunteers, Posey County Teacher of the Year, Talent EVV - Thriving Workforce, Lunch with the Governor; New Member Profile: Schmitt Accounting & Tax and Make Your Mark Apparel.; Newsmakers, Milestones and much more! Read More
Keregan Cole, born and raised in Olney, IL, completed her Bachelors in Marketing at the University of Southern Indiana in 2019. After graduation, she worked for the non-profit organization Girl Scouts of Southwest Indiana for… Read More
The House wrapped up their work a little after 1:30 a.m. and the Senate adjourned sine die at 2:47 a.m. Read More
