Leah Pierce+FollowEvansville Jeepers rally to help during winter stormEvansville’s own Jeep community is jumping into action as a major winter storm threatens to make roads treacherous. The Evansville Area Jeepers are reviving Operation Snowflake, offering free rides to essential hospital workers who might otherwise be stranded. Volunteers will be on call from 5 AM to 10 PM, but rides are first-come, first-served, and can’t be scheduled ahead. It’s inspiring to see neighbors stepping up for one another when it matters most. If you’re an essential worker, save the number (930) 688-0255. How else do you think our community can support each other during extreme weather? #Cars #Evansville #WinterStorm10Share
davisjames+FollowEvansville mourns Luna, Mesker Park’s beloved tigerEvansville is feeling the loss of Luna, the young Sumatran tiger who captured so many hearts at Mesker Park Zoo. Luna’s sudden passing came after a rare medical emergency, despite heroic efforts from the zoo’s veterinary team. What’s especially tough is knowing how much her caretakers bonded with her in such a short time, and how dedicated they were to her well-being. This tragedy highlights both the challenges of caring for endangered species and the deep connections between animals and their keepers. How do you think our community should honor Luna’s memory and support the zoo staff? #Pets #Evansville #MeskerParkZoo00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowEvansville stores emptied by Hoosiers’ winShelves at Evansville stores were wiped clean overnight as Hoosiers fans celebrated Indiana’s national championship win. People lined up before dawn, some even camping out in their cars, just to snag the latest championship gear. Store workers compared the rush to Black Friday, saying they haven’t seen this kind of excitement in months. Even if you missed out on the first wave, don’t worry—more gear is arriving daily, with new styles dropping all week. Anyone else braving the crowds or waiting for the next shipment? Let’s hear your championship shopping stories! #Sports #Evansville #Hoosiers00Share
charles39+FollowCrowder’s unique sound coming to EvansvilleCrowder is bringing his genre-blending, faith-inspired music to the Victory Theatre on May 2, and this is shaping up to be more than just another concert for Evansville. With five No. 1 radio hits and Grammy nods, Crowder’s shows are known for mixing bluegrass, gospel, and even electronic vibes—something you don’t often get in one night. Special guests Seph Schlueter and Patrick Mayberry are joining in, so it’s a full lineup. Who’s planning to go, and what’s your favorite Crowder song? Let’s talk about what makes his music stand out! #Entertainment #Music #Evansville00Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowEvansville mourns loss of beloved Luna the tigerLuna, the young Sumatran tiger at Mesker Park Zoo, has passed away after a sudden and heartbreaking medical emergency. What’s especially tough for Evansville locals is how quickly things changed—one day Luna was her playful self, the next she was fighting for her life. Zoo staff did everything possible, even rushing her to a specialized facility hours away, but a rare complication from a piece of bone in her diet proved fatal. The community and zoo team are grieving together, and many are reflecting on the special bond Evansville had with Luna. How do you think zoos should handle these rare but devastating events? #Pets #Evansville #MeskerParkZoo00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowEvansville faces job losses as RESRG closesRESRG Automotive is shutting down its Evansville and Missouri facilities, which means many local workers will be looking for new jobs by late 2026. The company says changing car designs and less demand for chrome finishes are behind the decision—not the employees’ performance. While support like resume help and severance will be offered, this move is a big blow for families and the local economy. How do you think Evansville should respond to keep manufacturing jobs and support those affected? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Evansville00Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowEvansville’s Night of Memories faces last-minute changesWade Boggs, the Hall of Fame baseball legend, won’t be making it to Evansville’s Night of Memories this year due to a family emergency. It’s a tough break for fans who were looking forward to meeting him, but the event is still set to go on this Saturday at the University of Evansville. Zach Messinger, a local favorite and Yankees pitcher, also had to cancel. The lineup still features Don Mattingly, David Freese, and Rudy Ruettiger, so there’s plenty to look forward to. How do you feel about these changes? Will you still be attending or supporting the cause? #Sports #Baseball #Evansville00Share
William Mckinney+FollowEvansville mourns loss of beloved tiger LunaA sudden tragedy has shaken Evansville’s Mesker Park Zoo—Luna, a 3-year-old Sumatran tiger, died after a bone from her usual diet became lodged in her throat. Zoo staff acted quickly, but Luna’s condition worsened before surgery could be performed. It’s heartbreaking, especially since these bones are standard for tigers in zoos nationwide. The community and zoo team are grieving deeply, reflecting on how even the most routine practices can have unexpected consequences. How do you feel about the risks involved in animal care, and what should change to prevent this in the future? #Pets #Evansville #MeskerParkZoo00Share
jimmy13+FollowEvansville’s AMC Theatre closes unexpectedlyMovie nights on Evansville’s west side just hit pause—AMC Theatre has temporarily closed its doors, and there’s no word yet on when the popcorn will be popping again. Locals have noticed signs about heating issues, but AMC hasn’t shared any official details. For now, west side residents will have to make other plans for their film fix. How is this closure affecting your weekend plans or movie traditions? Share your thoughts or favorite movie alternatives while we wait for updates! #Entertainment #Evansville #AMCTheatre00Share
kellydesiree+FollowEvansville’s heartbreak: Luna the tiger’s sudden lossLuna, the young Sumatran tiger who quickly captured hearts at Mesker Park Zoo, has passed away after a rare and devastating medical emergency. Despite the zoo team’s heroic efforts, a piece of bone from her diet caused a fatal injury. The loss is hitting both staff and the Evansville community hard, especially since Luna was part of a global effort to save her critically endangered species. This tragedy is a reminder of the dedication and emotional bonds behind the scenes at our local zoo. How do you think communities can best support animal care teams during times like this? #Pets #Evansville #MeskerParkZoo00Share
