John Martin

A new exhibit at the Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science spotlights the River City's connections to the Indy 500.

Vann Park Neighbors Association's pavilion and new sign honor cherished late resident Susan Haynie.

With nine blocks of red, white, and blue waving overhead, Wabash Avenue of Flags is one of the city’s most distinct streetscapes.

An under-the-radar attraction, straddles the intersection of outdoor adventures and recreational activities. Sitting on an expanse of land near Lynnville, Indiana, Interlake Off-Road State Recreation Area is about a half-hour drive from Evansville. Open year-round, this 3,550-acre property featuring woods, lakes, and trails lies in a former surface mine operation that in 2007 came under […]

Walter Wiandt splits time between Evansville and Shipshewana and enjoys introducing Hoosiers up north his hometown.

Every Thursday evening, around eight friends gather in a dance studio, crank up some music, and kick up their heels. Their style? Folk.

Discover novel attractions at evolving regional botanical gardens landmarks within two hours of Evansville.

Evansville has stretched a red carpet — metaphorically speaking — straight to the aisles of Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre and the Academy Awards.

With a map dotted with towns named Africa and Brazil, you may feel like you’re traveling the globe without ever leaving the Hoosier State.

Four area mayors gathered on a stage at Old National Events Plaza on July 9 and spoke about the proverbial threads that connect their cities.