Memorial lighting ceremonyhonoring the victims of the Old National Bank shooting in Louisville, KY scheduled for Downtown Evansville

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Memorial lighting ceremony honoring the victims of the Old National Bank shooting in Louisville, KY scheduled for Downtown Evansville

 Several landmark buildings and other lights will be coordinated to glow in blue and gold on Monday, April 17 to honor those killed and injured in the shooting at Old National Bank in Louisville on Monday, April 10. The one-night memorial lighting installation will be visible throughout many parts of Downtown Evansville and offer viewers an opportunity to quietly reflect on the lives of those lost: 

Josh Barrick. 

Deana Eckert. 

Tommy Elliott. 

Juliana Farmer. 

Jim Tutt. 

The lighting will also demonstrate support for the families and friends of all the victims of the shooting, and for their whole Old National Bank family. 

The planned illumination includes Bally’s Evansville, CenterPoint Energy, Old National Bank, over 100 trees along Main Street, the Old Court House, and Old National Events Plaza. Residents, businesses, and property owners throughout the downtown area are encouraged to add to the display with additional blue and gold lighting on their home or business. The lighting installation begins at dusk. The EID thanks Bravo Media for their assistance in this project. 

WHAT: 

Memorial lighting installation honoring the victims of the Old National Bank shooting in Louisville, KY. 

WHEN: 

Monday, April 17, beginning at dusk. 

WHERE: 

Bally’s Evansville (421 NW Riverside Drive). 

CenterPoint Energy (211 NW Riverside). 

Old National Bank Headquarters (1 Main Street). 

Main Street (from 2nd Street to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard). 

Old National Events Plaza Skybridge (Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at Locust Street). 

The Old Courthouse (Intersection of Court and Fourth Streets). 

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About Downtown Evansville Economic Improvement District 

Following a 2017 petition process of member property owners, the EID was formed in 2018 to provide benefits and services to member properties paid for by a special annual assessment on these properties. The EID builds a move active and inclusive Downtown Evansville. It enhances resident, consumer, investor, worker, and visitor experiences in Downtown Evansville. In 2023, the EID will lead over $1,800,000 in projects which improve the appearance of Downtown, in addition to marketing, advocacy and safety programs 

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