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Can you spare some to time to help Keep Evansville Beautiful?

It's hard to do anything but smile and bob your head when the Boom Squad is doing their thing. It's easy to see why this group of young drummers is so beloved.

On the first Saturday of each month, Mayor Lloyd Winnecke invites volunteers to help clean up trash in different parts of the city.

On the first Saturday of each month, Mayor Lloyd Winnecke invites volunteers to help clean up trash in different parts of the city.

These are free, open-to-the-public monthly meetings that cover important topics affecting Evansville.

The first Clean Evansville event of 2019 is happening this Saturday, January 5th!

Learn more about the 'e is for everyone' initiative and get some free grub at Mayor Winnecke's monthly Traveling City Hall this Wednesday, August 22nd.

See presentations about “e is for everyone” and the I-69 Ohio River Crossing bridge project at the next Traveling City Hall meeting this Wednesday evening.

Kids Kingdom 2 is in the works for the city of Evansville. Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and Police Chief Billy Bolin speak about the erection of the new park for the kids of the city.

Mayor Lloyd Winnecke was recognized for his work in the advancement of human and civil rights in the Evansville area on Monday as the recipient of the Indiana Consortium of State and Local Human Rights Agencies' Lugar/Bayh Award.