This Week at USI

03/11/2025

Monday through Friday, March 10-14

USI Spring Break

This week, students are on Spring Break. The University is open, but no classes are being held. Classes will resume on Monday, March 17.

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March 19

USI School of Graduate Studies spotlighting workforce and career development

The University of Southern Indiana USI is proud to announce the Graduate Student Colloquium, an annual event celebrating the innovative research and scholarly achievements of current and former graduate students.

The colloquium will take place Wednesday, March 19 at Roeder Traditions Lounge in University Center East, providing a platform for students to present their research findings to faculty, peers and the broader academic community. Presentations will also be available virtually.

Begins March 21

USI Friday Night in the Forum film series returns this spring

The USI College of Liberal Arts and English Department will host the Friday Night in the Forum film series on Fridays beginning March 21 and running through April 25. All films will be shown with English subtitles and will begin at 5 p.m. in WA1 (Forum I), which can be accessed from the first floor of the Forum Wing in the Wright Administration Building. The series is open to the public at no charge.

March 26

Pulitzer Prize-winning author to present at 10th annual USI Shaw Biology Lecture

USI will host its 10th annual Shaw Biology Lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 26 in Carter Hall. A book signing will follow the lecture. The event is open to the public at no charge.
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March 27

USI Communication and Media Department to host annual Social Media Symposium March 27

The USI College of Liberal Arts and the Communication and Media Department is excited to announce the annual Social Media Symposium, happening at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 27 in Carter Hall, located in University Center West. The event is open to the public at no charge and will be available virtually through Zoom as well. Registration is required through Zoom for virtual viewing.

April 9-11

USI announces annual SpringFest lineup

The University has announced dates and activities for its annual SpringFest event on campus, and this year, the concert event will be open to the public.

SpringFest, which has become an annual tradition at USI, is happening Wednesday through Friday, April 9-11, on the USI campus. In addition to the Friday concert, SpringFest will feature a variety of events and activities for students to enjoy.

April 23-25

USI Historic New Harmony Heritage Artisans Days returning April 23-25

USI is excited to announce Historic New Harmony’s annual Heritage Artisans Days, taking place Wednesday through Friday, April 23-25, in New Harmony, Indiana. This long-running event will feature artisans demonstrating 19th century trades and professions, offering a hands-on look at how craftspeople lived and worked in New Harmony during its early days.

USI CALENDAR

A collection of events on campus and in the community can be found on the USI Events Calendar.

Farm to Capitol brings agriculture to the Indiana Statehouse

03/11/2025

Farm to Capitol brings agriculture to the Indiana Statehouse

INDIANAPOLIS (March 10, 2025) – National Ag Day is Tuesday, March 18, 2025 and to celebrate Indiana’s Family of Farmers, a coalition of the state’s agriculture commodity organizations, is hosting a National Ag Day event on the Statehouse Bicentennial plaza called “Farm to Capitol.”

This is the first celebration of this caliber in honor of National Ag Day hosted at the Statehouse. There will be livestock, tractors, food trucks, ag related trivia and freshly popped Indiana popcorn for state employees, legislators and guests from 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

Who: Legislators, state employees, guests and media

What: A celebration of agriculture featuring livestock, games, Indiana popcorn, food trucks and more

When: Tuesday, March 18, 2025 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Where: Bicentennial plaza at the Indiana Statehouse (between the statehouse and government centers)

VU’s Sophia Salvi claims third straight Pole Vault National Championship

03/11/2025

VU’s Sophia Salvi claims third straight Pole Vault National Championship

LUBBOCK, Tex. – Vincennes University sophomore Sophia Salvi (Sao Paulo, Brazil) claimed her third straight Pole Vault National Championship over the weekend at the 2025 NJCAA Indoor National Championships in Lubbock, Tex.

Salvi paced the field to defend her title after clearing a height of 4.15 meters, setting a new Personal Best.

Salvi’s Championship gave the Vincennes University Women’s team 10 points for the meet, allowing the Trailblazers to claim 17th place overall as a team over the weekend.

The VU women’s team had a strong showing at the National Championships along with Salvi, headlined by the 4×800 relay team of sophomores Adi Fuller (Evansville, Ind.), Jasmyn Self (Casey, Ill.) and freshmen Alexis Hale (Evansville, Ind.) and Sara Belgacem (Tunis, Tunisia), who placed 10th overall with a final time of 9:53.88.

Fuller, Self and Belgacem then teamed up with freshman Zoe Allen (Anderson, Ind.) in the women’s Distance Medley Relay where the Trailblazers claimed 12th place overall with a time of 12:52.19.

Allen competed on her own over the weekend in a packed field in the 400 meter dash, claiming 24th overall with a time of 59.58 seconds.

Belgacem would also place 24th in her solo event, finishing the 800 meter dash with a time of 2:34.60.

Adi Fuller rounded out the Vincennes University Women’s results over the weekend with a time of 5:39.74 in the Mile run to finish 28th overall.

The Vincennes University Men’s team was led over the weekend by freshman Anis Abdaoui (Kairouan, Tunisia) who qualified for the finals of the 1000 meter race by placing seventh in the prelims Friday before coming back Saturday to move up one spot to finish 6th overall with a final time of 2:30.42.

Abdaoui would also compete over the weekend in the Distance Medley Relay alongside sophomores Tanner Spence (Carmi, Ill.), Caden Hostetler (LaGrange, Ind.) and Malik Ferdinand (Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines), with the Trailblazers placing 10th overall with a time of 10:14.13.

Spence and Hostetler would also run in the 4×800 relay with freshmen teammates Kelvin Kipsang (Kapsabet, Kenya) and Dakoda Greci (Danville, Ind.), placing 16th overall with a time of 8:03.35.

Ferdinand would then take part in the 4×400 relay with sophomores Zion Pruitt (Avon, Ind.), Olamipo Ladipo (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and freshman Artezz Butler-Sanders (Indianapolis, Ind.) where Vincennes placed 15th overall with a time of 3:18.45.

Ladipo’s busy weekend was not finished there however, taking 16th overall in the 400 meter dash at 47.79 seconds and placing 28th overall in the 200 meter sprint at 21.60 seconds.

Zion Pruitt also competed in the 400 meter dash, claiming 35th place overall with a final time of 50.94 seconds.

In the field events, freshman Chase Guthrie (Indianapolis, Ind.) had a strong showing in the long jump, placing 18th overall with a best jump of 6.90 meters.

Sophomore Maliek Bush (Jeffersonville, Ind.) closed out the weekend results for the Trailblazers by competing in the grueling Heptathlon.

Bush opened the two-day, seven event Heptathlon Friday by placing fourth in the long jump at 6.72 meters, fifth in the 60 meter sprint at 7.09 seconds, fifth in the high jump at 1.85 meters and 10th in the shot put at 10.90 meters.

Bush then returned to the Sports Performance Center Saturday for the final three events, taking 10th overall in the 60 meter hurdles at 8.74 seconds, 11th in the pole vault at 3.50 meters and 12th in the 1000 meter run with a time of 3:10.06.

Bush overall placed ninth in the Heptathlon, collecting a total of 4,664 points during the seven events.

The VU men’s team overall placed 28th in the meet, claiming three points off of Abdaoui’s sixth place finish in the 1000 meter run.

“Maliek started off both days of competition in the Heptathlon,” VU Interim Head Track and Field Coach Tyler Steigenga said. “After day one he was in fourth place, a bit off his projected pace. He started off with a solid showing in the 60 hurdles, falling back slightly to fifth place. In the Pole Vault he didn’t quite have the day he wanted, which dropped him back to seventh place. Going into the 1000 meter, which is usually his weakest event, he needed to beat one of two runners to stay in All-American position. Unfortunately, he didn’t quite have enough and finished a few seconds behind eighth place. He still managed t improve on his score from a month ago, which has him ranked fifth in school history.”

“The first running event of the meet for VU was the Women’s DMR, which finished 12th overall and improved on their season best time by five seconds to become the third fastest team in VU history,” Steigenga added. “The men’s DMR team put up a solid showing but it wasn’t quite enough as they ended up 10th overall, just outside of scoring position. Malik ran a fantastic 400 meter leg, which was his fastest of the season by 1.5 seconds and Caden ran four seconds faster on his 800 meter leg.”

“In the field events, Chase started a streak of PRs, jumped his best distance in the long jump as a Trailblazer, Steigenga said. “The jump of 6.9 meters moved him up to ninth in school history.”

“The highlight of the weekend was Sophia, who won her third NJCAA Pole Vault Championship with ease,” Steigenga added. “After winning the competition at 3.95 meters, she continued to raise the bar and came away with a new PR of 4.15 meters. It was her first PR in over three years. On the VU Top 10 list, she is ranked second, only behind NJCAA Pole Vault Record Holder and NJCAA Hall of Famer Natalia Bartnovskaya.”

“Zoe also had a big breakthrough as she broke 60 for the first time in the 400 meters,” Steigenga said. “Her time of 59.58 is the seventh best ever by a Trailblazer. Olamipo followed up Zoe’s performance with a PR of his own, running 47.79 and placing 16th overall. He also came back an hour later on a difficult double to finish just off his best time in the 200 meters.”

“Anis closed out Friday night with the 1000 meters by finishing third in his heat and qualifying for the finals on Saturday,” Steigenga added. “The women started off the running events on Saturday with the 4×800 relay. They improved on their finish in the DMR by finishing 10th just 0.4 seconds off the school record. The men placed 16h overall and ran the eighth fastest time in school history.”

“Anis ran a great race in the 1000 meter finals, holding the third or fourth position most of the race, just falling back in the last 50 meters of the race to finish sixth overall,” Steigenga said. “It was his first All-American award in track as a Trailblazer.”

“The men’s 4×400 finished off the day, running 3:18.45, less than two seconds off their school record from a month ago,” Steigenga added. “The women finished 17th overall and the men finished 28th.”

The Trailblazers will return to Vincennes where the Trailblazers will look to rest and regroup as VU now prepares to head outdoors for the 2025 Outdoor Season.

Vincennes will kick off the Outdoor schedule with the WashU Distance Carnival in St. Louis, Mo. Thursday, March 27 and Friday, March 28, before heading to Indiana State University Saturday, March 29 for the ISU Pacesetter in Terre Haute, Ind.

“The women had a really good meet,” Steigenga said. “We were hoping to score a few points in the distance events, so it was tough to finish just outside of scoring. It was a rough meet for the Men as we were expected to score in a few more events but unfortunately had a few bad days that hurt us. That along with the increased level of competition in the NJCAA has made it extremely tough to score points. We’ve still got a lot of good things going for us that we will look to capitalize on during the Outdoor Season.”

VINCENNES RESULTS

WOMEN’S RESULTS

VU (17) – 10 points

400m

Zoe Allen – 24, 59.58

Sara Belgacem – 24, 2:34.60

Mile

Adi Fuller – 28, 5:39.74

4×800

Fuler, Self, Hale, Belgacem – 10, 9:53.88

DMR

Belgacem, Allen, Self, Fuller – 12, 12:52.19

Pole Vault

Sophia Salvi – 1, 4.15m

MEN’S RESULTS

VU (28) – 3 points

200m

Olamipo Ladipo – 28, 21.60

400m

Olamipo Ladipo – 16, 47.79

Zion Pruitt – 35, 50.94

1000m

Anis Abdaoui – 6, 2:30.42

4×400

Ferdinand, Pruitt, Butler-Sanders, Ladipo – 15, 3:18.45

4×800

Kipsang, Hostetler, Greci, Spence – 16, 8:03.35

DMR

Spence, Ferdinand, Hostetler, Abdaoui – 10, 10:14.13

Long Jump

Chase Guthrie – 18, 6.90m

Heptathlon

Maliek Bush – 9, 4,664 points

60m – 5, 7.09, 851 points

Long Jump – 4, 6.72m, 748 points

Shot Put – 10, 10.90m, 540 points

High Jump – 5, 1.85m, 670 points

60m Hurdles – 10, 8.74, 804 points

Pole Vault – 11, 3.50m, 482 points

1000m – 12, 3:10.06, 569 points

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EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

03/11/2025

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UE softball defeats Bellarmine to complete weekend

03/10/2025

UE softball defeats Bellarmine to complete weekend

Aces earn another split

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Eliza Piggott went 3-5 with two RBI to pace the University of Evansville softball team to a 7-4 win over Bellarmine in Sunday’s weekend finale at Knights Field.

Game 1 – Ball State 14, UE 6

Ball State scored 10 of the first 11 runs and pulled away for a 14-6 win over the Purple Aces in Sunday’s opener. After recording the first run of the game in the top of the first, the Cardinals plated five in the second and four in the third.

Jess Willsey led the second inning off with a double and scored UE’s first run of the game on a double by Taylor Howe. UE added two more in the bottom of the third on a 2-run single by Morgan Adams to make it a 10-3 game.

In the fourth, RBI hits by Kynadee Warner and Niki Bode saw Evansville cut the deficit to five at 10-5. The Aces looked for more, but stranded the bases loaded. Ball State put the game out of reach with a 4-run seventh to pull away. Willsey added an RBI double in the 7^th to make it a 14-6 final.

Bode and Willsey posted three hits apiece as the Aces outhit the Cardinals by a 12-11 final. Elle Jarrett made the start and gave up 10 runs, nine earned, in 2 2/3 innings. Kate Ridgway tossed the final 3 1/3 with four runs scoring.

Game 2 – UE 7, Bellarmine 4

Scoring three runs in the fifth and three more in the seventh, the Aces completed the weekend with a 7-4 win over Bellarmine.

After Callie Meinel scored the opening run of the game in the top half of the second, the Knights matched it with a run in the third. The game remained tied at 1-1 until the Aces scored three times in the fifth. Eliza Piggott hit a leadoff home run while Miriah Powell and Kynadee Warner added RBI hits to put UE in front by a score of 4-1.

Evansville added three runs in the top of the seventh Jess Willsey hit a 2-run single before Piggott’s RBI single put the Aces in front at 7-1. Looking for a rally in the bottom of the inning, the Knights scored three runs and looked to get even closer, but Sydney Weatherford got out of the jam as Bellarmine stranded the bases loaded to end the game.

Gracie Hollingsworth made the start, allowing one run on two hits in six innings on the way to her fourth win of the season. Weatherford tossed the final frame. UE is back in action on Wednesday with a doubleheader at Lindenwood.

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VANDE MEERAKKER’S LATE GOAL LEADS THUNDERBOLTS OVER HAVOC 4-3

03/10/2025

VANDE MEERAKKER’S LATE GOAL LEADS THUNDERBOLTS OVER HAVOC 4-3

Evansville, In.: After a late two-goal lead slipped away from Evansville, the Thunderbolts bent but did not break as they scored in the final minutes of regulation to defeat the Havoc 4-3 on Sunday afternoon at Ford Center. The Thunderbolts’ next home game will be on Saturday, March 22nd against the Quad City Storm at 7:05pm CT.

Only 3:56 into the game, Aidan Litke opened the scoring for Evansville on a nice move to the inside from Scott Kirton and Cameron MacPhee to make it 1-0. At 14:17, Huntsville responded as Phil Elgstam scored on the rush to tie the game, before Evansville grabbed the lead back only 37 seconds later, as Benjamin Lindberg scored off a face-off win from Tyson Gilmour to give Evansville the 2-1 lead at 14:54. Following a scoreless second period, Myles Abbate scored unassisted on a breakaway 9:33 into the third period to give Evansville some insurance with a 3-1 lead. Huntsville stormed back however, as Elgstam scored off a broken play at 11:53, followed by Sam Ruffin on a power play just over a minute later at 13:16 to tie the game 3-3. Weathering the late pressure from the Havoc, Evansville gained a late 4-3 lead with 2:10 remaining in the third period as Logan vande Meerakker finished a net-front scramble from Gilmour and Kirton, the lead holding following a late push from Huntsville with Havoc goaltender Mike Robinson pulled for the extra attacker.

Vande Meerakker scored the game-winning goal, while Lindberg, Litke, and Abbate each finished with one goal apiece. Gilmour and Kirton each tallied a pair of assists, while Cole Ceci finished with 22 saves on 25 shots on goal for his 16th win of the season and his 29th as a Thunderbolt, which ties the franchise all-time wins record held by Brian Billett. The Thunderbolts and Havoc meet again on Friday, March 28th at Von Braun Center. Sunday’s win was Evansville’s 22nd of the season, increasing Evansville’s standings points to 50 as the Thunderbolts are now tied for 5th place and only one point out of 4th place. Evansville now only needs a maximum of 9 points out of 18 possible remaining points to clinch a playoff spot.

Individual game tickets and group packages are on sale for the 2024-25 season. Season tickets for the 2025-26 season are on sale now. Call 812-422-BOLT(2658) or visit our website (www.evansvillethunderbolts.com) for details.

About Evansville Thunderbolts: The Evansville Thunderbolts is the area’s only professional hockey team. The Thunderbolts are a proud member of the SPHL. The team is owned and operated by VW Sports, L.L.C, a subsidiary of VenuWorks, Inc. www.evansvillethunderbolts.com

No. 2 seed Lady Blazers roll in Quarterfinal win over No. 7 seed Lincoln Trail

03/10/2025

No. 2 seed Lady Blazers roll in Quarterfinal win over No. 7 seed Lincoln Trail

VINCENNES, Ind. – The Vincennes University Lady Trailblazers opened postseason play Sunday afternoon in the Quarterfinals of the 2025 NJCAA Division I Region 24 tournament.

The Lady Blazers earned the No. 2 seed overall and played host to No. 7 seed Lincoln Trail College inside the Physical Education Complex to begin the tournament.

VU overcame a slow start and were able to pull away with an 83-59 victory over the Lady Statesmen, with six Lady Trailblazers scoring in double figures Sunday afternoon.

The Lady Trailblazers got off to a slow start to open the game with Lincoln Trail opening up an early 9-3 lead after converting a four-point play.

Vincennes was able to settle in and regain momentum with a big 12-0 scoring run and later using a 9-0 scoring run to close out the first quarter with a big 24-15 lead.

The second quarter began as a back-and-forth battle before the Lady Blazers would use another big scoring run, scoring 11 straight to increase their lead to 43-22.

Lincoln Trail would answer back before halftime, hitting a three-pointer at the buzzer to cut the deficit to 43-27 at the halftime break.

Vincennes continued to roll into the second half, closing out the third period on a 13-5 run, including hitting two layups quick layups before the buzzer to take a 66-41 lead into the fourth quarter.

Lincoln Trail continued to battle into the fourth quarter, cutting the VU lead to 70-48 but were unable to overcome the big deficit.

VU rallied late with an 8-3 run to close out the game by the final score of 83-59 and secure their spot in the Region 24 Semifinals Tuesday night in Mattoon, Ill.

The Lady Blazers were led by a pair of double-doubles Sunday afternoon, headlined by sophomore Marta Gutierrez (Alicante, Spain) who finished with 11 points, 12 rebounds and five assists, her first double-double of the season.

Freshman Iris Comesana (Vigo, Spain) also earned her first double-double this season, coming off the bench to finish with 12 points and 10 rebounds.

Freshman Emani Washington (Indianapolis, Ind.) was the leading scorer for the Lady Blazers Sunday afternoon, ending her day with 1 points, nine assists and four rebounds.

Freshman Ahmya Thomas (Phoenix, Ariz.) added 15 points, six rebounds and five assists, while freshman Netala Dixon (Dyersburg, Tenn.) came off the bench to finish the game with 14 points, six rebounds and four assists.

Freshman Delora Pricop (Satu Mare, Romania) was the sixth Lady Trailblazer to score in double figures, ending her day with 13 points, seven rebounds and four blocks.

The Lady Trailblazers advance to Region 24 Semifinals to be played Tuesday, March 11 at 8 p.m. eastern.

Vincennes will take on the winner of No. 3 seed Southwestern Illinois College and No. 6 seed Rend Lake College in the Semifinals hosted at Lake Land College in Mattoon, Ill.

VINCENNES BOX SCORE

VINCENNES (83): Delora Pricop 6-11 1-2 13, Ahmya Thomas 4-9 5-6 15, Jazmyn Robey 1-6 0-0 2, Marta Gutierrez 5-11 0-0 11, Emani Washington 6-13 1-1 16, Iris Comesana 5-7 2-2 12, Netala Dixon 5-12 4-6 14, Team 32-69 13-17 83.

Lincoln Trail – 15 12 14 18 – 59

VU (17-14, 11-4) – 24 19 23 17 – 83

Three-point goals: VU 6 (Washington 3, Thomas 2, Gutierrez). Rebounds: VU 51 (Gutierrez 12). Assists: VU 24 (Washington 9). Steals: VU 6 (Thomas 2). Blocked Shots: VU 8 (Pricop 4). Turnovers: VU 17. Personal Fouls: VU 17. Fouled out: Pricop.

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The Vincennes University Women’s Basketball team improves to 17-14 on the season, with an 11-4 record against Region 24 opponents.

See What Beckwith and Burton Share in Common

03/10/2025

We all know how important Basketball is in Indiana, so it’s no surprise that our legislature would engage in some friendly competition on the court. It’s a Hoosier tradition for legislators to face off for some hoops at the midpoint of the session.

Several legislators are nursing bruises and injuries from the game. If you visit the Statehouse this week, you will likely see senators and representatives in orthopedic boots.

Among them is Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith, who has been hobbling around the Statehouse in a walking boot after injuring his right Achilles tendon during last Monday’s game. To add insult to injury, the Senate team that Beckwith was a member of lost to the House members.

On the other team, State Representative Alex Burton, representing Evansville’s 77th district, has also been nursing an injury to his right Achilles tendon. This injury prevented him from participating in the Meet Your Legislator event on Saturday.

Burton took to Facebook to share about his injury: “My right Achilles is torn. I tore my left Achilles in 2011. I am done with basketball forever. On the bright side, the House won! And, yes, I was getting buckets.”

Indiana Considers Cigarette Tax Increase: Weighing the Impact

03/10/2025

As Indiana lawmakers debate potential fiscal measures for the coming year, one proposal gaining traction is increasing the state’s cigarette tax. Advocates argue that raising the tax would improve public health and generate much-needed revenue, while opponents warn of economic consequences and potential drawbacks for businesses and consumers.

The Case for Increasing the Cigarette Tax

Indiana currently has one of the lowest cigarette taxes in the region, at $0.995 per pack, which has remained unchanged since 2007. Public health experts and advocacy groups argue that a higher tax could serve as a deterrent to smoking, particularly among youth and lower-income individuals who are most price-sensitive. Studies suggest that every 10% increase in cigarette prices leads to a 4% decrease in overall cigarette consumption and a 7% decline among teenagers.

Health organizations, including the American Cancer Society and the Indiana State Medical Association, support the proposed tax hike as a way to reduce smoking-related illnesses and healthcare costs. Indiana consistently ranks among the worst states for smoking rates, with nearly 19% of adults identifying as smokers. The additional tax revenue could be allocated to smoking cessation programs, public health initiatives, and healthcare funding.

Economic and Business Concerns

However, not everyone is on board with the proposed increase. Tobacco retailers and small business owners worry that higher prices will drive consumers to neighboring states with lower tax rates, leading to revenue losses and potential job cuts. Indiana shares borders with states like Kentucky, where cigarette taxes are significantly lower, creating concerns about cross-border purchasing.

Opponents also argue that cigarette taxes disproportionately affect low-income smokers, who may struggle with addiction and bear a greater financial burden. Some legislators have proposed alternative measures, such as gradual tax increases or expanded funding for cessation programs to mitigate the impact on vulnerable populations.

Potential Revenue and Future Outlook

A tax increase could generate substantial revenue for Indiana. Estimates suggest that raising the tax by $2 per pack could bring in over $300 million annually, funds that could be used to support healthcare programs, infrastructure improvements, or education initiatives.

As the debate continues, Hoosiers can expect a spirited discussion on the balance between public health, economic interests, and state revenue needs. Whether Indiana follows the national trend of increasing cigarette taxes remains to be seen, but the outcome will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on residents, businesses, and public health efforts across the state.

City and County Meetings This Week

03/10/2025

Name	Date	Agenda
Vanderburgh County Redevelopment Commission	March 10, 2025 – 02:00 PM
Evansville Police Merit Commission	March 10, 2025 – 04:15 PM	Agenda
City Council Meeting	March 10, 2025 – 05:30 PM	Agenda
Solid Waste District Board	March 11, 2025 – 08:30 AM	Agenda
Design Review Committees	March 11, 2025 – 08:30 AM
Board of County Commissioners & Drainage Board	March 11, 2025 – 09:30 AM
Affordable Housing Fund Advisory Committee – Cancelled	March 11, 2025 – 03:00 PM
Evansville Fire Department Merit Commision	March 11, 2025 – 04:00 PM
Historic Preservation Commission	March 12, 2025 – 11:30 AM
Board Of Public Safety	March 12, 2025 – 01:00 PM
Board of Public Works	March 13, 2025 – 01:30 PM
Evansville Metropolitan Planning Organization	March 13, 2025 – 04:00 PM

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