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Different Paths, Shared Purpose
Identical twins Jennifer Martin and LaRissa Madison have spent more than two decades serving others—Martin through education and Madison through nursing. This spring, both were honored for their work, offering a meaningful moment of reflection on family, purpose, perseverance, and the power of helping others bloom.
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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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More Than a Crown: Juneteenth Pageant Builds Confidence, Culture and Community
Madisonville’s Annual Juneteenth Pageant gives young participants a chance to celebrate culture, build confidence and feel seen—one crown, one runway walk and one powerful message of self-worth at a time.
AMB Foundation reaches $56,500 scholarship milestone during Memorial Baptist Graduation Service
AMB Foundation celebrates a major scholarship milestone, honoring local graduates and awarding new scholarships during Memorial Baptist Church’s Graduation Recognition Service.
FedEx E-Commerce Learning Lab Offers Training and $5,000 Grant
Entrepreneurs looking to grow their online sales can apply now for a four-month e-commerce training program from FedEx and partners, with participants who complete the program receiving a $5,000 business grant.
Evansville City Council Brief
Evansville City Council approved more than $3 million in community development funding this week, recognized the upcoming Juneteenth celebration, and heard public concerns over the city’s use of Flock license plate cameras.
4th Annual Juneteenth Pageant Returns to Madisonville
A growing Madisonville event is helping kids embrace individuality and heritage. This Saturday the Juneteenth Pageant returns.
On The Shelf: Something We Said
This is not just a story about a famous father—it’s about language, memory, and belonging.