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The Rumors Are Over: Here’s What’s Coming to the Former Bob Evans Building
After closing its downtown Evansville location, Robert’s By The River is getting a new home. Owner Robert Russell announced plans for Robert’s Comfort Food, a new restaurant coming to the former Bob Evans building on Green River Road.

Have You Seen What the Newburgh Museum Has Been Working On?
The Newburgh Museum is ready to show off six months of renovations during its annual Museum Mingle. Stop by Monday evening to tour the updated space, meet the board, and learn what's next for the local museum.
One of Newburgh's Favorite Gathering Places Closing
A longtime Newburgh favorite is preparing to close. Cricket's will host one final Bike Night before serving customers for the last time on July 18.

Vanderburgh County CASA Gas Card Drive
Vanderburgh County CASA is collecting gas gift cards to help volunteers continue visiting and advocating for children who need them most.

Goodwill Glam with Katelyn Was the Ultimate Summer Shopping Spree
Our June Goodwill Glam winner, Katelyn Mehringer, came ready to shop and left with two bags full of outfits for work, vacation, camping, and everything in between.
Your Library Card Could Land You Admission to the Zoo
Your library card can do more than borrow books. Participating Tri-State libraries now offer free Mesker Park Zoo passes for checkout.

National Night Out Returns to Evansville With a New Location
Evansville's National Night Out returns August 4 in a new location with free food, police demonstrations, K09s, and family-friendly activities.

Sign Up for the EPD's Fall Community Academy
The Evansville Police Department is inviting residents to explore police work with its free Fall 2026 Community Academy.

United Caring Services Expands White Flag Program to Provide Year-Round Shelter
United Caring Services is expanding its White Flag program into a year-round service, giving more people access to shelter and supportive resources.
A Foodborne Parasite Is Spreading Across Indiana and Kentucky This Summer
Health officials are reporting more Cyclospora infections this summer. Here's what you need to know.


