Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
Good morning, Evansville.
The Preservation Foundation will host its second annual gala on Oct.
24 at Old National Events Plaza — featuring astronaut and veteran Robert “Hoot” Gibson as keynote speaker while tickets remain available.
The Boys & Girls Club in Ohio County began a $3 million fundraising campaign to expand its facility after enrollment grew from 30 to 150 over five years & it aims to double capacity to serve a growing waiting list.
Officials in Tell City said a trash truck experienced a battery-triggered fire that was quickly put out, saving a $130k truck and preventing crew injury.
They urged residents to recycle batteries and other hazardous waste instead of disposing them in regular trash - call 812-547-3222 for questions.
At 14 News parking lot, a frightened kitten stuck near a car engine was rescued by Muensterman's Auto Service.
A staff member who found her plans to adopt the kitten after losing his 15-year-old pet.
The University of Evansville Theatre opens its season with Hedda Gabler at May Studio Theatre on Sept.
24 at 7:30 p.m., with additional shows on Sept. 25, 26 and 27. Tickets cost $25 for adults and $20 for seniors, UE staff and non-UE students (students receive one free ticket with ID).
Courier & Press has released archival photos of Native American Days celebrations at Angel Mounds State Historic Site.
The collection shows traditional dance, arts, and cultural displays spanning decades, giving viewers a glimpse into the event's rich heritage.
Wesselman Woods is hosting its second annual Woodland Wonders Festival next month on Saturday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Odonata Hill — Welborn Baptist Foundation Nature Playscape, inviting guests of all ages to enjoy fantasy-inspired storytelling and a celebration of nature.
Tickets are on sale now for the Horror Haven Expo at Showplace Cinemas East & scheduled for October 14-15 to feature independent horror films by local filmmakers.
Advance passes start at $12, with tickets also available at the theater during the event.
EVSC’s new cosmetology program trains 40 high school students to gain license hours + build customer service skills at the Southern Indiana Career and Technical Center; the public will soon be invited to book services offered by the students.
Local school board member Christopher Kiefer urges Evansville voters to finish their ballots on Election Day and carefully review every school board candidate’s record.
His advice warns against relying solely on party labels and stresses that these votes play a key role in shaping our schools.
Overnight lane restrictions will affect northbound I-69 from east of U.S. 41 to Green River Road on Thursday and Friday from 8 p.m. to 4 p.m., ORX 69 Ohio River Crossing said, as work crews finish striping and barrier adjustments (weather may change the schedule).
Cade Mauck broke his dad's North Posey rushing record by running 334 yards and scoring 3 touchdowns against Tell City.
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