When Ted McCreary saw young people outside late at night, he didn’t simply complain—he asked, “What can we do?” That question helped launch the Southern Indiana Mentoring Academy. Seven years later, McCreary was honored with SIMA’s Legacy Award for his commitment to mentorship and Evansville youth.
From reading aloud to managing money, local middle schoolers are building the confidence, responsibility, and practical skills they need to meet life’s challenges—and shape brighter futures.
From learning to swim and building confidence to creating lifelong healthy habits, Memorial Fit Camp is helping shape a stronger, healthier generation—one day at a time.
As families gear up for a new school year, Kenzie Brooks shares what parents and caregivers can do to help students feel more supported.
What started as one college student mentoring 11 kids has grown into a community organization serving youth across six Evansville schools. Read how founder Courtney Johnson is working to create opportunities and support for local youth.
A neighborhood technology program is helping Tepe Park youth build skills in coding, robotics, and digital creativity—while growing confidence for the future.
From classroom projects to cross-country learning adventures, Western Academy scholars are turning achievement, service, and hands-on skills into opportunities that reach far beyond Evansville.
A smoother back-to-school transition starts with small, consistent routines that help children feel prepared, confident, and supported each morning. Here are some effective ways to get your kids back into the groove of school.
Low self-esteem hinders the emotional and social development of children-and often linked to a variety of negative outcomes. This article provides practical strategies to help build a child's self esteem.
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.
