Young comic fans will get a chance to explore heroes, origin stories, and imagination through a cultural lens as acclaimed Black speculative fiction author Milton J. Davis headlines Evansville’s first BIPOC Comic Celebration.
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.
AMB Foundation celebrates a major scholarship milestone, honoring local graduates and awarding new scholarships during Memorial Baptist Church’s Graduation Recognition Service.
Marijuana use is becoming more common among adolescents and because research continues to evolve, misconceptions are common. Here are some strategies to help young people make healthy decisions.
From reading challenges to scavenger hunts, this article shares practical ideas for busy parents and caregivers to keep their children engaged, learning, and growing this summer.
University of Evansville soccer player Lloyd Robinson says his journey to Southern Indiana has been about more than sports. In this installment of More Than the Game, the freshman student-athlete opens up about representation, overcoming racism in youth soccer, his Jamaican heritage, and why he hopes to become a criminal defense lawyer after college.
Graduation season is almost here across Evansville and Vanderburgh County. Our Times is celebrating the Class of 2026 and accepting graduate photos from local high school, college, and postsecondary students.
Children with ADHD are often misunderstood, but experts say the condition is rooted in brain development — not laziness or bad behavior.
Friday, 1,500 EVSC (Evansville Vanderburgh County School Corp) students in grades K-3 received their first book and a storage crate to start their very own home library. The book distribution is part of the City of Evansville’s broader “We Read” campaign, a citywide effort aimed at ensuring every child is reading on grade level by third grade.
