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Evansville Water and Sewer Utility to Demonstrate New CCTV Trucks for Cub Scout STEM Field Trip

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The Evansville Water and Sewer Utility (EWSU) will demonstrate a new CCTV truck for Cub Scout Pack 383 from Aldersgate United Methodist Church. The demonstration will be held this Saturday, August 31, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the EWSU Operations and Engineering Facility, 1931 Allens Lane.

 The Cub Scouts are learning various ways science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) are used in jobs today, which is one of the requirements to achieve the Cub Scout Supernova Award. The field trip will allow them to see how robotics and electronics enable utility workers to look inside pipes underground without physically entering the pipeline.

“We want to expose Cubs to how important STEM is in everyday jobs,” said Cub Master Keith Penney, who is an EWSU accountant. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects STEM-related jobs will grow to more than nine million by the year 2022.

Two new state-of-the-art closed circuit TV trucks were added to the EWSU fleet earlier this month to perform pipeline video inspections. The CCTV trucks were built with input from utility employees, resulting in a more user-friendly sewer inspection vehicle.

EWSU Technical Services Manager Andrew Peters said one of the CCTV trucks will be used to televise and inspect a pipe at the EWSU property on Allens Lane. Media coverage of the demonstration is welcome. Reporters are asked to introduce themselves to Peters upon arrival on site.

 

HOT JOBS IN EVANSVILLE

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Director of HR – Construction
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Administrative Assistant (Part-Time)
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Package Handler- Warehouse
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Aseracare Hospice 3.2/5 rating   245 reviews  – Evansville, IN
Must have valid driver’s license, 24-hour access to a motor vehicle and maintain personal auto liability insurance coverage….
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CSR – Customer Service Representative
Chateau Dog & Cat Animal Hospital – Evansville, IN
Professionally and Efficiently Handle telephone calls. Correctly Reconcile invoices at the end of the day and balance cash drawer….
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Associate Director, Records Management
OneMain Financial 3.3/5 rating   1,207 reviews  – Evansville, IN
Certified Records Manager certification preferred but not required. Liaison for interaction with departments and vendors to develop solutions and enhance…
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Recovery Special Handling Collector
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This position assists with rooming and discharge of patients, and is responsible for charting, stocking supplies, and room turnaround….
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Obituary for Conrad Alva Rogers

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Surrounded by his family, Conrad Alva Rogers, 60, departed for his Heavenly home Friday August 23, 2019 at St. Vincent Hospital. He was born October 23, 1958 on the Caribbean Island of Anguilla, British West Indies to Kathleen and Alva Rogers.
Conrad was a faithful worker for 19 years at Loews Home Improvement Store where he was a Plumbing Specialist. As a member of Greater St. James Baptist Church, he proudly served as a Deacon.
Conrad is survived by his wife of 23 years, LaVonya Rogers; 3 children: Cordell Richardson, Arisa Rogers, Denarise Rogers; 3 stepchildren: LaKeema, Michael, Treyviaun; 1 brother: Roy Rogers; 5 sisters: Dorcity Phipps, Curry Carty-Nisbett, Bernadine Rogers, Paulette Rogers Harrigan, Tina Rogers; grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends.
A celebration of Conrad’s life will be 11:00 a.m. Saturday August 31, 2019 at Greater St. James Baptist Church with visitation from 9:00 a.m. until service. R. Mason Brothers Memorial Chapel is entrusted with arrangements.

Welch’s strong start leads Otters to victory

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Behind eight shutout innings and 12 strikeouts by starter Jake Welch, the Evansville Otters defeated the Gateway Grizzlies 6-0 on Tuesday night.

The Otters were able to get the offense rolling in the bottom of the first inning and provide early run support to Welch.

With one out and runners on first and second, Elijah MacNamee hit an RBI single to score Keith Grieshaber from second.

Taylor Lane followed with another RBI single that scored Ryan Long from second, giving the Otters’ an early 2-0 lead.

Evansville scored one more in the second on a sac fly by David Cronin and another run in the fourth on an error by the Grizzlies, pushing the Otters’ advantage to 4-0 after four.

Welch would be in full control from there, showing his dominance on the mound. He retired nine straight batters at one point from the first inning into the fourth inning.

In the middle innings of the game, Gateway able to sprinkle a few singles off Welch, but he wasn’t fazed and didn’t let those hits turn into runs.

The Otters’ offense added two more runs behind Welch on a sac fly by Mike Rizzitello in the seventh and another sac fly by Taylor Lane in the eighth, making the score 6-0 Otters.

Welch exited the game after the eighth inning, allowing no runs, giving up seven hits, and striking out a dozen. Tuesday was the second time this season Welch recorded 12 strikeouts. He earned the win, improving his record to 8-5.

Grizzlies starter Chris Carden threw four innings, allowing four runs-three earned-on six hits with five strikeouts. He would take the loss, dropping his record to 7-5.

Otters reliever Drew Beyer retired the Grizzlies in the ninth, picking up a pair of strikeouts.

Offensively, Cronin was able to extend his on-base streak to 17 consecutive games with two walks and two runs scored.

Long notched another multi-hit game with two singles, his 31st multi-hit game of the season.

Lane finished 2-2 with two RBIs and two walks for the Otters, and MacNamee reached base three times with a hit and two walks. MacNamee also tallied an RBI and scored a run.

With the win on Tuesday and Southern Illinois’ loss, the Otters’ magic number to clinch a postseason berth is down to two.

The Otters have a chance to clinch a postseason berth Wednesday with a win and a Southern Illinois loss.

Evansville’s magic number to clinch a West Division title is down to five.

The Otters are seeking their fourth consecutive postseason appearance.

First pitch for game two Wednesday is at 6:35 p.m. from Bosse Field.

 

Evansville Man Arrested for Attempted Murder

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Vanderburgh County – This afternoon at approximately 3:24, Trooper Fulton was patrolling US 41 near St. George Road when he observed the driver of a 1995 Honda Accord traveling south in a reckless manner. The vehicle was clocked by radar at 82 mph and was swerving in and out of traffic. Trooper Fulton stopped the vehicle just north of Lynch Road and discovered the driver and passenger had knife wounds and were traveling to an Evansville Hospital for treatment. The driver was identified as Sean Keith, 30, of Evansville and his passenger was identified as Stephanie Marshall, 28, of Evansville. Both individuals were transported to Deaconess Midtown Hospital in Evansville.

Further investigation revealed Keith and Marshall were driving in northern Vanderburgh County when an argument erupted between the two of them. Keith allegedly pulled over at unknown location, exited his vehicle, approached the passenger’s side and allegedly stabbed Marshall. Troopers believe Keith was attempting to stab Marshall in the neck area, but was stabbed in her hand when she tried to defend herself. Keith received his injury during the stabbing. After the stabbing incident, Keith was in the process of driving Marshall to an Evansville Hospital when he was stopped on US 41 near Lynch Road for reckless driving. After Keith was treated for his injury, he was arrested and taken to the Vanderburgh County Jail. Marshall is still being treated for her injuries.

A mug photo was not available at the time this news release was issued.

This is an on-going investigation.

Arrested and Charges:

  • Sean M. Keith, 30, Evansville, IN
  • Attempted Murder, Class 1 Felony
  • Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon, Class 3 Felony
  • Kidnapping with a Deadly Weapon, Class 3 Felony
  • Criminal Recklessness with a Deadly Weapon, Class 6 Felony
  • False Informing, Class B Misdemeanor
  • Misdemeanor Warrant out of Rush County for Probation Violation for Possession of Synthetic Narcotics

Investigating Officers: Trooper Zack Fulton, Trooper Chase Eaton and Detective Ryan Wilson

Gov. Holcomb Public Schedule for August 28

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INDIANAPOLIS – Below find Gov. Eric J. Holcomb’s public schedule for August 28, 2019.

 

Wednesday, August 28: Accelerate Indiana Municipalities Ideas Summit – Annual Awards Luncheon

WHO:              Gov. Holcomb

WHAT:            The governor will participate in a Q&A.

WHEN:            11:30 a.m. Wednesday, August 28

                        Q&A at approximately 12:10 p.m.

WHERE:          French Lick Springs Resort

         Hoosier Ballroom

8670 W. State Rd. 56

French Lick, IN 47432

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VANDERBURGH COUNTY RFECENT BOOKING RECORDS

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Screaming Eagles Announces 2019-20 Men’s Basketball Schedule

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The University of Southern Indiana men’s basketball team announces the exciting, action-packed 30-game slate for 2019-20 that includes exhibition visits to the University of Evansville and Purdue University before the first men’s basketball home opener in the new Screaming Eagles Arena. The exhibition slate begins with a visit to Evansville October 28 at the Ford Center and concludes at Purdue on November 1 in West Lafayette, Indiana. The Screaming Eagles will be playing the Aces for the first time since 2012 and are visiting the Boilermaker for the first time since 2016.

USI tips off the regular season away from home for the fifth-straight season when the Eagles play in the GLVC/GMAC Crossover hosted by Hillsdale College. The Eagles begin the crossover with Hillsdale (November 8) and conclude with Malone University (November 9).

The inaugural Screaming Eagles Arena 16-game home schedule commences with a three-game homestand versus Kentucky Wesleyan College November 18. The USI-KWC match-up is the start of a four-year, home-and-home series and will be the first contest between the two rivals on USI’s home court since 2013-14.

“Everyone is excited to begin a new era in the Screaming Eagles Arena,” said USI Head Coach Rodney Watson.“Please help us sell out the home opener on November 18 versus Kentucky Wesleyan.”

Following the opening game at the Screaming Eagles Arena, the Eagles’ schedule features a non-conference home slate of Ohio Valley University (November 19), Oakland City University (November 19), Lincoln College (December 14), King College (December 21) and Tiffin University (December 22).

USI begins the 2019-20 GLVC campaign on the road at McKendree University (December 3). The Eagles host their first GLVC games in the new arena in the 2020 calendar year versus Drury University (January 2) and conference-newcomer Southwest Baptist University (January 4).

USI restarts the GLVC road schedule after the New Year’s homestand when it travels to the University of Indianapolis (January 9). The remainder of the GLVC road schedule includes Rockhurst University (January 16); William Jewell College (January 18); University of Missouri-St. Louis (January 30); GLVC-newcomer Lindenwood University (February 1); Maryville University (February 6); Missouri University of Science & Technology (February 8); the University of Illinois Springfield (February 20); and Bellarmine University (February 27). The USI-Bellarmine match-up will be the final GLVC game between the two schools.

The home portion of the GLVC schedule, in addition to the Drury and SBU games includes Bellarmine (January 11); McKendree (January 20); Truman State University (January 23); Quincy University (January 25); Lindenwood (February 13); UMSL (February 15); Lewis University (February 22); and Indianapolis (February 29).

The GLVC Tournament is slated for March 5-8 at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s Vadalabene Center. The NCAA II Midwest Regional is set for March 14-17, while the NCAA II Elite Eight quarterfinals and semifinals are at the Ford Center, March 26 and 28. The national championship game is April 5 in Atlanta, Georgia, the site of the NCAA Final Four.

Schedule Notes:

  • USI has won 20-or-more games in 23 of the last 27 seasons and has reached 25-or-more wins eight of the last 18 years.
  • USI has a record of 229-74 (.756), captured the 2019 NCAA II Midwest Regional, and won a pair of GLVC championships under the direction of Head Coach Rodney Watson since 2009-10.
  • USI has three teams on the schedule that appeared in the 2019 NCAA Division II Tournament (Lewis, Bellarmine, & Drury).
  • A total of 10 teams on the schedule were in their respective conference tournaments.
  • The schedule includes 15 teams with winning records in 2018-19.
  • USI’s all-time record against teams on the schedule is 410-211 (.662).
  • The Eagles have won each of the last 35 home openers.
  • USI had a home record of 542-92 (.855) after moving into the PAC in 1980-81.
  • Ticket prices for 2019-20: Courtside Seats: $400; Lower Bowl: $180; Upper Bowl: $165
Team 2018-19 Record Post –Season USI series record vs. opp.
Malone 15-14 G-MAC Tour. 2-0
Hillsdale 2-2
Kentucky Wesleyan 10-16 G-MAC Tour. 42-49
Ohio Valley 9-17 9-0
Oakland City 24-5 CCNIT 36-10
McKendree 9-18 12-7
King 15-14 CC Tour. 3-1
Tiffin 10-18 5-0
Drury 21-12 NCAA II Midwest Regional 11-12
Southwest Baptist 14-16 MIAA Tour. 1-1
Indianapolis 19-10 GLVC Tour. 58-22
Bellarmine 28-5 NCAA II Midwest Regional 52-44
Rockhurst 17-12 GLVC Tour. 18-2
William Jewell 12-18 6-1
Truman State 14-15 GLVC Tour. 6-2
Quincy 9-19 32-10
Missouri-St. Louis 20-9 GLVC Tour. 38-12
Lindenwood 16-16 MIAA Tour. 0-0
Maryville 9-18 11-2
Missouri S&T 5-21 17-3
Illinois Springfield 14-14 12-4
Lewis 25-6 NCAA II Midwest Regional 47-27

 

Ascension St. Vincent In Evansville And Perry County Memorial Hospital 
Sign Management Services Agreement

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Ascension St. Vincent in Evansville and Perry County Memorial Hospital (PCMH) are pleased to announce the finalization of their management services agreement (MSA) first announced in January 2019. This MSA provides PCMH and Ascension St. Vincent the opportunity to enhance and expand services, ensuring members of the Perry County community have access to the care they need, close to home.  

With aligned missions and shared philosophies on delivering quality, compassionate and personalized care, Ascension St. Vincent and PCMH are committed to working collaboratively for the benefit of patients and their families in the surrounding communities. “The affiliation with Ascension St. Vincent provides PCMH access to a successful and large national healthcare system’s resources and expertise,” stated Brian Herwig, President and CEO of PCMH. “These resources enable PCMH to continue to focus on improving patient access to primary care and specialty physician services, improving our operating systems, lowering our healthcare costs, and establishing a strong, local referral option for patients needing additional specialized care.”  

Michele Howard, Vice President of Nursing Services, said: “Having a clinical affiliation with a larger hospital brings the sharing of best practices to improve patient safety and the overall patient experience. Our goal is to be the healthcare provider of choice for our community, and this agreement will help us in accomplishing just that.” 

The agreement does not involve the purchase of assets, and both systems will remain independent while working collaboratively with physicians, clinicians and other providers delivering care for Perry County and the surrounding communities. PCMH will continue to be governed by its local hospital board of directors and led by its existing administrative team.

“This new management agreement continues to strengthen our commitment to providing local access and exceptional care to Perry County,” said Dan Parod, President of the Southern Region for Ascension St. Vincent. “Ascension St. Vincent and PCMH are strategically working together to seek innovations in care, improve quality and provide greater access to the services Perry County residents tell us they need.” 

J.B. Land, PCMH Board Chair, said: “We are pleased to have officially signed the management services agreement with Ascension St. Vincent. The affiliation will allow us to provide additional medical services to the citizens of our community while continuing to offer the high-quality healthcare that everyone

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