Award-winning author Milton J. Davis visited Evansville's BIPOC Comic Fest to explore the origins of Sword and Soul, a fantasy genre rooted in African history, mythology, and culture. His presentation traced the movement from Charles R. Saunders to today's independent creators, showing how Black authors are reshaping fantasy by telling their own stories.
Across the Tri-State, Juneteenth brought neighbors together in a shared celebration of freedom, history, and community—reminding us that unity is one of freedom’s greatest legacies.
Back-to-school season can sneak up fast—and so can the costs. This practical four-week guide helps Evansville-area families get organized, set a budget, stretch their dollars, and start the school year with more confidence and less financial stress.
The Sign Lady LLC, where vision becomes visibility was founded by Almarie McLamb. This mission-driven business helps small businesses, nonprofits, and community organizations strengthen their presence through branding, design, digital solutions, and clear communication.
A mother remembering the son she lost to gun violence. Young men learning that it's okay to ask for help. Barbers opening their doors for health screenings. Community members celebrating Black history and culture. Across Evansville on Saturday, these moments shared a common purpose: strengthening the community. Read how local organizations are putting community care into action.
Tired of hearing about great events after they've already happened? We're launching a new community resource that will help residents find local events and help organizations spread the word about theirs.
Nominations are now open for EVPL Foundation’s 2026 Art Awards, honoring local artists, organizations and creative projects that help shape southwestern Indiana’s cultural life.
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.
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 celebrates a major scholarship milestone, honoring local graduates and awarding new scholarships during Memorial Baptist Church’s Graduation Recognition Service.
