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SOUTHERN ROCK POWERHOUSE 38 SPECIAL PLAYS AIKEN THEATRE THIS OCTOBER
SOUTHERN ROCK POWERHOUSE 38 SPECIAL
PLAYS AIKEN THEATRE THIS OCTOBER
TICKETS GO ON SALE THIS FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, AT 10 AM
Evansville, IN – July 31, 2024 – Launch Live Presents and Old National Events Plaza announce the band 38 Special will bring their signature blast of Southern Rock to Evansville on October 4, 2024! Fans can pick up tickets now through August 1st at 10 PM during the venue presale by using code PLAZA24 on Ticketmaster.com.
Renowned for their dynamic live performances, 38 Special has a legacy of Gold and Platinum albums, reflecting their enduring influence on decades of rock culture. With sales surpassing 20 million, the band is celebrated for timeless hits such as “Hold On Loosely,” “Rockin’ Into the Night,” “Caught Up in You,” “Fantasy Girl,” “If I’d Been the One,” “Back Where You Belong,” “Chain Lightnin’,” and “Second Chance.” These tracks are not only radio staples but personal anthems that continue to resonate with fans old and new.
Since their formation in 1976, the band has released more than 15 albums and toured to over 100 cities a year, showcasing their blend of ‘muscle and melody’ to audiences worldwide. The current group lineup features Don Barnes on lead vocals and strings, keyboardist and vocalist Bobby Capps, drummer Gary Moffatt, bassist Barry Dunaway, and guitarist Jerry Riggs.
Don Barnes emphasizes the band’s commitment to maintaining their vigorous live shows, stating, “ The magic’s still there. It’s an emotional high for us to keep ‘bringing it’ after all these years. When those lights go down and we all walk up those steps to the stage and hear that crowd roar, it’s a real rush to the head. It feels like we’re getting ready to strap ourselves in and it just takes off from there.”
For more information about 38 Special, please visit www.38Special.com.
Ticket Information:
What: 38 Special
When: Friday, October 4, 2024, at 7:00 PM
Where: Old National Events Plaza | 715 Locust Street | Evansville, IN 47708
Tickets: Tickets start at $29.00 plus applicable fees and tax.
VIP Info: A VIP Meet & Greet Photo Experience is available as an add on purchase.
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Kiley
Press Release
Judge David D. Kiely will not be running for re-election in the Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
After 26 years on the bench as ajudicial officer, Kiely wil be retiring on December 31, 2024.
Kiely spent 12 years as the elected Vanderburgh Circuit Court Judge. (2013-2024)
Judge ni Vanderburgh County history to serve as a Circuit and Superior Court judge.)
Kiely spent 4 years as an elected Vanderburgh Superior Court Judge. (2009-2012) (The only
Kiely spent 1 years as a Vanderburgh Circuit Court magistrate. (1998-2008) Kiely had many accomplishments:
Created the first Veterans Treatment Court ni the State of Indiana (2011) and continues to
expand the program throughout Southern Indiana.
dedicated service to Veterans in Indiana’s criminal justice system.
Was awarded the SGT. Steven P. Mennemeyer Memorial Award on May 9, 2024 for his Acquired two magistrate positions from the state legislature for Vanderburgh County (2015 and 2019).
Created electronic search warrants ni Vanderburgh County. (2017)
Created the Vanderburgh County Therapeutic Work Release Program. (2016) Brought $6.5 million of court space renovations to Vanderburgh County. (2022)
(2016)
Was awarded the James Bethel Gresham Freedom Award from the Evansville Bar Association.
Was awarded the Community Service Award from the County Observer. (2016)
Supervises the Vanderburgh County Adult Probation Department which requires offenders to pay for their supervision rather than county taxpayers.
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Otters, Boomers series opener postponed
Otters, Boomers series opener postponed
EVANSVILLE, Ind. – Due to inclement weather and wet field conditions in Evansville Tuesday night, the Evansville Otters’ series opener against the Schaumburg Boomers has been postponed.
The teams will now play a double-header Thursday evening, with two 7-inning games beginning at 5:05 p.m. Gates will open at 4:00 p.m. Tomorrow’s game is on as scheduled at 6:35 p.m., with one game being played.
All tickets for tonight’s game can be redeemed at the Evansville Otters box office for a future 2024 Otters’ regular season home game.
CenterPoint Energy Is currently Assessing widespread Storm Damage
CenterPoint Energy Is currently Assessing widespread Storm Damage
July 31, 2024
CenterPoint Energy is currently assessing widespread damage to its electric system in southwestern Indiana following a severe weather event this evening, resulting in outages peaking at approximately 33,000 customers. As of 10:45 p.m., approximately 15,500 electric customers remain without power.
Crews will continue to evaluate the extent of the damage and begin the restoration process, making necessary repairs to damaged poles, cross arms and downed wires. Tomorrow, additional crews will arrive to support the restoration efforts.
CenterPoint acknowledges those impacted by tonight’s severe weather and extends gratitude to emergency responders across southwestern Indiana for their tireless efforts.
CenterPoint reminds customers to remain safe and:
- Stay at least 35 feet away from downed power lines and report them to CenterPoint at 800-227-1376. Be especially mindful of downed lines that could be hidden and treat all downed lines as if they are energized.
- Flood waters can be hazardous. Always use extreme care when stepping into flooded areas.
- Be cautious around work crews and give them plenty of room to safely assess damages and make repairs.
- If your power is out, don’t open freezers and refrigerators any more than necessary. Opening these appliances will allow food to thaw more quickly.
- Only use a portable generator in a well-ventilated area and never run it inside or in a garage to avoid CO fumes, which can be deadly.
- Never connect a portable electric generator directly to your building’s electrical system during a power outage; electricity could backfeed into the power lines, potentially endangering CenterPoint Energy workers.
- If you smell natural gas, get to a safe area and call both 911 and CenterPoint Energy at 800-227-1376.
- While conducting clean-up, call 811 to locate utility lines prior to digging on your property.
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