Michael Alvarez+FollowEvansville’s first female athlete signs NIL dealEvansville just made history—Myla Browning became the first female athlete to sign an NIL deal with Casey’s Dugout, joining a lineup of local sports stars. What’s even cooler? Myla’s not just a standout on the field (she’s All-State in three sports!), she’s also known for her hard work behind the scenes at the restaurant. This signing is a proud moment for the community, especially since Myla and her dad are now the first father-daughter duo on Casey’s Wall of Fame. How do you think NIL deals are changing opportunities for young athletes in our area? #Food #Evansville #NIL00Share
WindWombat+FollowEvansville’s Signature School ranks #2 in USSignature School in downtown Evansville just landed the #2 spot on U.S. News & World Report’s list of best high schools in America—out of nearly 25,000 schools! For a city like Evansville, this is huge. Signature stands out for its challenging AP and IB courses, high test scores, and strong community spirit, including required service hours and active parent involvement. It’s not just about academics; it’s about building future leaders. This recognition puts Evansville on the national map and is a big win for students, teachers, and families. What do you think makes a school truly great? #Education #K12 #Evansville00Share
megan01+FollowBig changes ahead for Cambridge Golf CourseA local investor just snapped up Cambridge Golf Course in Evansville for $2.6 million, promising fresh energy and big upgrades for this community favorite. This 18-hole links-style course isn’t just a place to play—it’s a hub for events, weddings, and neighborhood gatherings. With new ownership, there’s talk of even more improvements to the clubhouse, food, and event spaces. For those living nearby or who love a round of golf, what changes would you like to see? How do you think this investment could shape the area’s vibe and local events? Let’s hear your thoughts! #RealEstate #Evansville #GolfCourse00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowEvansville’s 1,000-seat dinner brings neighbors togetherImagine sharing a meal with 1,000 neighbors at one long table—Evansville is making it happen! On September 21, Feed Evansville is hosting The Longest Table at the C.K. Newsome Center, serving up free dinners and sparking real conversations across the city. It’s more than just food; it’s about breaking barriers, meeting new faces, and building a stronger community. Plus, this event celebrates the launch of the new Community Kitchen, which will keep supporting local families long after the plates are cleared. Who would you want to sit next to at the table? #Food #Evansville #Community00Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowEvansville restaurants hit hard by soaring energy billsEvansville’s favorite restaurants are facing sky-high energy bills, with some seeing increases of thousands of dollars this summer alone. Places like Gerst Haus have had to raise menu prices and bring back happy hour deals just to keep the lights on. Some spots are even refusing service to utility employees out of frustration. Owners say it’s not just about business—it’s about the whole community feeling the pinch. Many are calling for local voices to unite and push for real solutions. How are these rising costs affecting your dining choices or favorite spots? #Business #Industry #Evansville00Share
InfernoIbis+FollowEvansville’s Signature School tops national chartsSignature School in downtown Evansville just earned the #2 spot on U.S. News & World Report’s list of best high schools in America—out of nearly 25,000 schools! For a city our size, that’s a huge deal. What sets Signature apart? It’s not just the high test scores or college prep courses; students dive into unique electives, log community service hours, and parents are deeply involved. This school isn’t just leading Indiana—it’s making waves across the country. How do you think this kind of recognition shapes our city’s future? #Education #K12 #Evansville00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowEvansville teacher’s simple request sparks kindnessA teacher at Bosse High School in Evansville is turning a small gesture into a big impact for her students. Kate Farmer reached out to the community, asking for donations of extra lotion and body spray to help her classroom. It’s a reminder that sometimes the little things—like a bit of lotion or a fresh scent—can really boost students’ confidence and comfort during the school day. If you have unused bottles at home, you can drop them off at the Bosse High School office for Kate. It’s an easy way to support local kids and show some neighborly care. Would you donate? #Safety #Evansville #CommunitySupport00Share
TwilightTurtle+FollowEvansville kids lead real change at schoolEvans Elementary students are stepping up as real community leaders—thanks to a new ChangeLab program that’s the first of its kind in the country. Instead of just talking about what they’d like to see improved, these kids actually pitched and helped create a more inclusive playground for everyone. It’s not just about new swings and slides; it’s about showing young people that their voices matter and can make a difference. Imagine what our neighborhoods could look like if every school did this! What changes would you want to see in your own community? #Education #K12 #Evansville00Share
john05+FollowEvansville’s Stockwell Inn hit hard by roadworkStockwell Inn, a local favorite in Evansville for 40 years, is closing on Saturdays and cutting weekday hours because of ongoing road construction right outside its doors. Owner Audrey Christie says business has dropped by a staggering 70% since January, and the construction isn’t expected to wrap up until October. For regulars and staff, these changes are a big deal—especially for a spot that’s been a Saturday staple for decades. How do you think construction projects like this should be handled to support local businesses? #Transportation #Evansville #SupportLocal10Share
Ryan Horne+FollowEvansville’s Lic’s Deli enters a new eraAfter 63 years in the same family, Lic’s Deli & Ice Cream—an Evansville staple since 1950—is officially changing hands. The Smith family is passing the scoop to Jodi Ashby, who promises to honor the legacy while bringing her own flavor to this beloved spot. For many, Lic’s is more than just a place for ice cream; it’s a part of Evansville’s story. What are your favorite Lic’s memories, and what do you hope stays the same (or changes) with the new ownership? Let’s talk about what makes this place special! #Food #Evansville #LocalBusiness00Share
