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City Opens Final Round of “Forward Together” Grants for Local Nonprofits
Mayor Stephanie Terry announced that applications are open for the final round of Forward Together grants, with submissions due Friday, May 1 at 5 p.m.
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Founded in 1983, Our Times Newspaper is a Black-owned publication dedicated to community-centered journalism that informs, empowers, and engages the Evansville region. We exist to amplify Black voices, address gaps in local media coverage, and strengthen civic participation through ethical, accountable reporting. By uplifting community perspectives, training youth, and expanding access to local information, Our Times works to build a more informed, connected, and equitable region.
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Teenage Attitude – What’s Under the Surface?
Adolescence is a time often marked by mood swings, intense emotions, and confusion. Anyone who has lived with, taught, or even briefly interacted with a teenager knows it’s far more than just “attitude.” Understanding the full picture will help you support your teen.
Candidates Forum Set for 8th Congressional District Primary
Residents will have an opportunity to hear directly from candidates running in the Democratic primary for Indiana’s 8th Congressional District during an upcoming community forum on Saturday, April 11.
EVSC School Board Meeting Brief
The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation (EVSC) Board of School Trustees met Monday, April 6th. The meeting covered policy changes, a leadership transition, student safety, and district updates.
We are teaching more than journalism-whether we mean to or not
In South Bend, IN a student used racial slurs on a live sports broadcast. We should be concerned. Giving a young person a microphone, a camera, or a platform without grounding them in values can do more harm than good.
Evansville City Council Meeting Brief
This week’s Evansville City Council meeting was held on March 30 at 5:30 p.m. The council moved through the agenda efficiently, approving a new taxi service, advancing zoning and redevelopment projects, and authorizing funding for infrastructure and public safety improvements.
YOUTH SPOTLIGHT
Eliza Kumapley, a freshman at the University of Southern Indiana, was recently awarded the Sara B. Davies Award at the 31st annual Celebration of Leadership Awards. The award recognizes young leaders who demonstrate a strong commitment to service, leadership, and community impact.