We hope that today’s “IS IT TRUEâ€Â will provoke honest and open dialogue concerning issues that we, as responsible citizens of this community, need to address in a rational and responsible way.
IS IT TRUEÂ that the City-County Observer is now offering obituaries? Â …we want to thank Ziemer, Koehler, Schneider and Mason Brothers Funeral Homes for providing us with their current obituaries at no costs? Â …during the next several days we shall be announcing additional area Funeral Homes who shall provide our readers with obituaries? …we invite you to scroll down the lower half of the City-County Observer to view the current obituaries of area people who have passed?
IS IT TRUE Â we been told by credible sources that the Republican party are planning an all-out assault on Democrats who are vying for a seat on the 2020 Evansville City Council? Â …if members of the Vanderburgh Democratic party don’t watch their P’s and Q’s the Republicans could take control of the Evansville City Council for the first time in 50 years?
IS IT TRUE that the crime data for the City of Evansville as compiled by Neighborhood Scout inspired an article that was titled “The 10 Most Dangerous Neighborhoods in Evansville” to be published a few weeks ago?…it was no surprise to anyone who knows Evansville that the 10 most dangerous neighborhoods were dominated by the Southside, the Southeast, Center City, and Jimtown? …of particular note is that the two neighborhoods that make up the entire North Main corridor are on the list of 10 most dangerous proving that an overpriced bike path does not positively help with reducing criminal activity?…this comes on after spending of over $200 million on the downtown area while Center City neighborhoods have been suffering from excessive street crime?
IS IT TRUE that we wonder why the “Park Special District” bond funds have been deposited in the same bank account used to operate our city on a daily basis?
IS IT TRUE back in 2016  the newly elected City Council’s first order of business was to repeal the “Separation of Funds” ordinance that required all city funds to be deposited in separate checking accounts in order to force financial accountability? …because City Council repealed the “Separation Of Funds” ordinance all of the City funds are now deposited into the city’s General Fund account?
IS IT TRUE that the Evansville City Council is more in need of a financial analyst than of a legal counsel?
iS IT TRUEÂ a new magistrate has been selected for Vanderburgh Superior Court? …the Court has selected Molly Briles as the new Magistrate? Â …she will assume her new role on July 1st, 2019? Â …we expect her to do an outstanding in her newly appointed position? Â …we are pleased to hear that the Court has also selected Leslie Jackson to serve as the Chief Probation Officer of the Vanderburgh Superior Court Misdemeanor Probation Office?
IS IT TRUE that newly hired University of Evansville Swim coach Stu Wilson begins his tenure as the new swim coach with the Aces today? Â …that Mr. Wilson has coached Eight (8) conference champions in a power five conference before? Â …that six (6) of his former athletes went to the Olympics and World Championships? …it is abundantly clear that Coach Stu Wilson was the right hire to coach the extremely talented student-athletes at the University Of Evansville?
Todays “Readers’ Poll†question is: DO You feel that Evansville is in financial trouble?
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It’s plain by the actions of city council and other city government entities, corruption in Evansville doesn’t have political boundaries. It’s just in Evansville’s genetics.
$16+ million for the built too narrow N. Main St shopping cart path (in Jimtown) is the poster child for idiotic local government spending.
BTW does the City still have building inspectors?? The old blue door bar and “Earls” on the NE corner of N. Main St. and Franklin are about to collapse. These dilapidated structures are literally falling apart and there should be a fence around the buildings to protect pedestrians and motorists.
Wilson will do great things for the Swimmers at UE.
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