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Pharmaceutical QA Specialist
Real Life Sciences – Evansville, IN
$14 – $16 an hour
Do you have a Bachelor’s degree in a scientific or technical field? 0-2 years experience working in a cGMP regulated environment such as quality, manufacturing,…
Phlebotomist – Patient Care Provider
Mid America Clinical Laboratories  24 reviews – Evansville, IN
Training or certification in phlebotomy; The standard of ethical and professional performance must be consistent with established medical laboratory practice…
Business Banking Relationship Manager II.
Fifth Third Bank  1,037 reviews – Evansville, IN
To analyze, evaluate and develop a tailored relationship strategy for each client or prospect. Partner with Portfolio Managers and Credit Officers (Business…
Plant Accountant
CountryMark – Mount Vernon, IN
Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field. Assist in the development of financial reports for financial analysis, forecasting, trending and…
Geek Squad Consultation Agent
Best Buy  11,570 reviews – Evansville, IN
We provide an exciting work environment with a community of techno learners where you can be yourself while investing in your career….
Restaurant Server
Boston’s restaurant & sports bar  6 reviews – Newburgh, IN
Waiting tables, running food, cleaning side work, team work Job Type: Full-time Salary: $2.13 /hour Required education: * High school or equivalent
Cashier – Evansville, IN
Meijer  3,861 reviews – Evansville, IN
Completing transactions in a manner that maintains proper cash control and accuracy of point of sale purchases….
Territory Sales Accounts Manager – IN – Evansville
Real Peoples Ratings LLC – Evansville, IN
$124,850 a year
Handle post-sale communications by maintaining and cultivating ongoing relationships with existing customers in person and via telephone calls and emails;…
Pizza Maker/Delivery Driver
Heady’s Pizza – Evansville, IN
$8 an hour
Required license or certification:. Headys is looking for a day shift person that can deliver pizzas and help with prep work, pay will be $8.00 per hour plus $3…
Beauty Advisor
Ulta Beauty  1,629 reviews – Evansville, IN
Makes eye contact, smiles, and promptly acknowledges and greets each guest entering the store, or guests within close proximity while moving throughout the…
Professional Security Officer – Part Time – Evansville
Allied Universal  153 reviews – Evansville, IN
Answer phones or greet guests / employees in a professional, welcoming manner. Must be able to obtain a valid Guard License as required in the state for which…
Territory Sales & Marketing Accounts Representative – Evansville, IN
Real Peoples Ratings LLC – Evansville, IN
$124,850 a year
Handle post-sale communications by maintaining and cultivating ongoing relationships with existing customers in person and via telephone calls and emails;…
Sitter Needed For 1 Dog In Newburgh
– Newburgh, IN
I’m looking for a great sitter for 1 dog…
Nanny
Kara O. – Darmstadt, IN
My daughter is in kindergarten. I need someone to stay with her Mon-Fri night while I work….
Babysitter Needed For 3 Children In Evansville
– Evansville, IN
It is important to us that you have your own car. We need a babysitter for our 3 children in Evansville….
Investment Executive
Fifth Third Bank  1,037 reviews – Henderson, KY
Variable Annuity license is required. Develop and conduct client meetings to review existing accounts and close sales individually and jointly with licensed…
Babysitter
Tracy K. – Evansville, IN
$12 an hour
Must have brestmilk to take care of adult feed the adult with brestmilk make sure u do have the brestmilk win u can for the job….
Housekeeping Staff ( 2 Positions Available)
– Newburgh, IN
Housekeeping tends to the cleaning/housekeeping needs of the Clubhouse/Cottages, ensuring that members, guests have an experience that is enjoyable and world…
Date Night Caregiver Needed For 2 Children In Evansville
– Evansville, IN
We need a date night caregiver to take care of 2 children in Evansville…
Sales Dept. Advertising & Marketing Accounts Representative – Evansville, IN
Real Peoples Ratings LLC – Evansville, IN
$124,850 a year
Handle post-sale communications by maintaining and cultivating ongoing relationships with existing customers in person and via telephone calls and emails;…

Board of School Trustees of the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation Meeting

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The Board of School Trustees of the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation will meet in executive session at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, February 6, 2017, in the John H. Schroeder Conference Centre at the EVSC Administration Building, 951 Walnut, IN 47713, Evansville, IN. The session will be conducted according to Senate Enrolled Act 313, Section 1, I.C. 5-14-1.5-6.1, as amended. The purpose of the meeting is for discussion of collective bargaining, (2)(A); initiation of litigation or litigation that is either pending or has been threatened specifically in writing, (2)(B); purchase or lease of property, (2)(D); and job performance evaluation of individual employees, (9).

The regular meeting of the School Board will follow at 5:30 p.m. in the EVSC Board Room, same address.

Eagles sweep IU Southeast to begin spring

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The 37th ranked University of Southern Indiana men’s tennis team started its spring schedule with a bang, sweeping Indiana University Southeast 9-0 at the Evansville Tennis Center Friday afternoon.

USI (1-0) started the day with three wins in doubles, as junior Samuel Kiladejo (London, England) and senior Aaron Barris (Marietta, Georgia) won at number one doubles 8-3. At number two, sophomore James Hardiman (Backwell Bristol, United Kingdom) and freshman Denis Davydov (Chorvatsky Grob, Slovakia) picked up an 8-1 win. Rounding out doubles play for the Screaming Eagles were sophomores Ilia Karelin (Ekaterinburg, Russia) and Andrew Dones (Georgetown, Indiana), where they picked up an 8-4 victory.

Taking a 3-0 lead into singles play, the Eagles looked to stay perfect on the day. There, Kiladejo grabbed a 6-2, 6-3 win to lead the Eagles at number one singles. Hardiman, Davydov, Barris and Karelin also earned wins in straight sets to give USI an 8-0 advantage.

Wrapping up singles play for the Eagles was junior Jack Lipchick (Kokomo, Indiana), as he took the win at number six singles, 6-1, 6-2.

Next up for USI is a trip to Eastern Kentucky, when they take on the Colonels at 9 a.m. (CST) tomorrow.

Men’s basketball welcomes Missouri State on Saturday

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Aces and Bears to tangle at 3 p.m.

 EVANSVILLE, Ind. – A pivotal Missouri Valley Conference battle will take place on Saturday at the Ford Center as the University of Evansville men’s basketball team will play host to Missouri State at 3 p.m.

Over the course of the last six games between the squads, the Purple Aces have won five times.  UE has also won five of the last six home tilts dating back to the 2010-11 campaign.

Wednesday’s game saw Evansville grab a double-digit lead in the first half and extend it to 12 in the final 20 minutes at Indiana State, but the Sycamores shot 57.1% in the second half to overcome the deficit and defeat the Purple Aces by a final of 85-84 in overtime.

Hitting all 16 free throw attempts, Jaylon Brown finished the game with 25 points while playing 43 out of 45 minutes.  Ryan Taylor finished the game with 18 points while Christian Benzon had 12 and Dru Smith finished the night with 10.  After shooting 63.6% in the first half, UE was 37.5% in the final 20 minutes of regulation before going 1-4 in the overtime period.

Making his 7th start of the season on Wednesday at Indiana State, Dru Smith had one of his best all-around games against the Sycamores.  Along with his 10 points, Smith dished out seven assists and notched three steals in 36 minutes of play.  Smith’s seven helpers tied his career mark while his steal and minute total were his best of the season.

Missouri State enters Saturday’s game with a 15-9 mark and a 6-5 record in the Missouri Valley Conference.  The Bears are in a tie for third place in the league, matching the 6-5 mark of Loyola and Southern Illinois.

Two Bears score in double figures, led by Alize Johnson; Johnson has notched 14.8 points per game and an MVC-leading 10.8 rebounds.  Dequon Miller checks in with 12.6 PPG and is the defending conference Newcomer of the Year.  MSU has played three overtime games in a row, most recently earning an 82-81 home win over Loyola.

A 55-51 win in Springfield last month gave Missouri State a 34-32 lead in the series over the Aces.  UE has won five out of the last six games overall and five out of the last six meetings that have taken place in Evansville.

Refugee Ban

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ICYMI: Bucshon, Other Members Write Op-ed on Delivering Relief to Patients

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Legislation authored by Eighth District Congressman Larry Bucshon, M.D. to bring younger, healthier adults into the insurance marketplace will be featured in a House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health hearing today. The legislative hearing will discuss four meaningful reforms to deliver relief to patients from Obamacare.

 

In the Morning Consult today, Bucshon and the authors of the measures being considered today, wrote:

“Today’s hearing is an important step in both the repeal of Obamacare and how we move toward a patient-first health care system. Critical work lies ahead, and today’s discussion will help piece together the solutions that families trust – knowing we are working for them,” Reps. Larry Bucshon (R-IN), Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), Bill Flores (R-TX), and Greg Walden (R-OR). “Health care is a priority for this Congress and this committee, and we are committed to doing it right.”

The members went on to discuss Bucshon’s bill in detail saying:

“Obamacare artificially restricted premiums for older Americans to no more than three times what is charged younger Americans in the individual market. This arbitrary cost shift flew in the face of the market where the cost of health care for older adults cost an average of 4.8 times that of healthier, younger patients. This one change dramatically increased the premiums for young people who in turn decided they were being forced to buy plans they couldn’t and probably wouldn’t use much. Pricing healthier adults out of the markets contributes to higher out-of-pocket costs for everyone.

“Rather than settling for this arbitrary, actuarially unstable system, Rep. Larry Bucshon, a heart surgeon, introduced H.R. 708, the State Age Rating Flexibility Act of 2017, to return control to the states by allowing them to set the ratio for their unique populations or a standard 5:1, which better reflects the true costs of care. This flexibility will allow young, healthy patients to join the health insurance marketplace, which will, in turn, stabilize risk pools, allow insurers to offer patients more options, breed competition, and drive down costs for everyone.”

Watch the hearing live this morning at 10:30am ET here: https://energycommerce.house.gov/hearings-and-votes/hearings/patient-relief-collapsing-health-markets.

Initial Health Care Relief Measures Put Patients First and Help Stabilize Markets

February 2, 2017

By Reps. Larry Bucshon (R-IN), Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), Bill Flores (R-TX),
and Greg Walden (R-OR)

Everywhere you turn, health markets are nearing collapse. It’s an unfortunate and catastrophic reality of too much federal intervention in our health care. From soaring deductibles and skyrocketing premiums to fleeing insurers, it’s no wonder patients are paying more out of pocket each year under the so-called “Affordable Care Act.”

Today, the Energy and Commerce Committee’s Health Subcommittee will examine four legislative solutions to help deliver relief. Together, the bills will play an important role in being among the first bricks placed in the rebuilding of our health care system. Collectively, they will give patients relief from the law’s soaring costs, tighten enrollment gaps, and protect taxpayers.

Obamacare artificially restricted premiums for older Americans to no more than three times what is charged younger Americans in the individual market. This arbitrary cost shift flew in the face of the market where the cost of health care for older adults cost an average of 4.8 times that of healthier, younger patients. This one change dramatically increased the premiums for young people who in turn decided they were being forced to buy plans they couldn’t and probably wouldn’t use much. Pricing healthier adults out of the markets contributes to higher out-of-pocket costs for everyone.

Rather than settling for this arbitrary, actuarially unstable system, Rep. Larry Bucshon, a heart surgeon, introduced H.R. 708, the State Age Rating Flexibility Act of 2017, to return control to the states by allowing them to set the ratio for their unique populations or a standard 5:1, which better reflects the true costs of care. This flexibility will allow young, healthy patients to join the health insurance marketplace, which will, in turn, stabilize risk pools, allow insurers to offer patients more options, breed competition, and drive down costs for everyone.

Additionally, under current law and the rules implemented during the Obama administration, certain patients are allowed to enter HealthCare.gov and state exchanges outside of the defined Open Enrollment Period. Special Enrollment Periods (SEPs) are an important tool for patients who may lose health insurance outside of the traditional OEP or experience a life event — like moving, having or adopting a child, or getting married. Currently, the administration is required to verify documentation for individuals enrolling with SEPs. However, the administration allows for coverage without verification. H.R. 706, the Plan Verification and Fairness Act, authored by Rep. Blackburn, offers this simple solution and necessitates verification for individuals who wish to enroll under SEPs. This measure is another tool to help provide short-term stabilization of the individual insurance market while we work on additional, longer-term solutions to rebuild health markets.

When it comes to exchange plan enrollment, Obamacare ignored state laws and extended the grace period for premium delinquency to three months before any enrollee’s coverage ends. As a result, there’s mounting concern that a significant amount of people have gamed the system by signing up and receiving care, but never paying for the premium. Can you imagine what would happen if that were applied to auto insurance or homeowner’s insurance?

A growing population of exchange enrollees are using this provision as a loophole to game the system to get free health care while driving up costs for those who rightfully pay their monthly premiums. This abuse creates an imbalance in the risk pool which drives up the cost of coverage in the form of higher premiums for everyone else. H.R. 710, the Health Coverage State Flexibility Act of 2017, authored by Rep. Bill Flores, closes this loophole and provides premium relief for hardworking Americans by changing the length of the grace period back to state law, or one month.

Finally, we’ll consider legislation ensuring patients with pre-existing conditions are not denied coverage or care. This is about fairness. The Preexisting Conditions Protection and Continuous Coverage Incentive Act of 2017, authored by Chairman Greg Walden, will prioritize and protect patients with pre-existing conditions. For too long, patients with pre-existing conditions were turned away. As we move forward on legislative solutions, this provision will be a key component. It’s a necessary step in increasing the accessibility of quality, affordable health care that works all Americans. And it’s a longstanding Republican principle packaged into a range of alternative plans.

Today’s hearing is an important step in both the repeal of Obamacare and how we move toward a patient-first health care system. Critical work lies ahead, and today’s discussion will help piece together the solutions that families trust — knowing we are working for them.

Health care is a priority for this Congress and this committee, and we are committed to doing it right.

 

Adopt A Pet

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Buddy is a 3-year-old male Shepherd/Beagle mix. He did great on his temperament evaluation and will likely do great with children of any age. He also keeps his kennel very clean overnight and seems to be housetrained! He’s already neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and ready to go home TODAY for $100! Contact the Vanderburgh Humane Society at (812) 426-2563 or adoptions@vhslifesaver.org for details!

 

December 2016 ECVB Minutes

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Vanderburgh County/Evansville Convention and Visitors Commission

Board Meeting Minutes
3 p.m. December 6
th, 2016
Tropicana Hotel

Evansville Room

421 NW Riverside Drive

Evansville, IN  47708

Mr. John Chaszar, Vice-President of the Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau Commission, called the meeting to order.  Six Commissioners were present, one absent:

Ms. Donna Leader (joined mtg@3:18p.m.)Mr. Daniel Zeller

Mr. John ChaszarMr. Tracy Wiley

Mr. Joe Kiefer, IIMr. Dale McCuiston

The following professionals from the Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau were in attendance:  Mr. Bob Warren, Executive Director; Ms. Ashley Vezzoso, Director of Sales; Ms. Brooke Harmening, Sales Manager; Ms. Alexandria Cochenour, Housing Bureau and Convention Services Coordinator; Ms. Laura Libs, Director of Marketing and Communications; Ms. Julia Pillow, Director of Administration; Ms. Angela Statz, Visitors Center Manager; Mr. Tim Fulton, Director of Sports Facilities; Mr. Clayton Dame, Turf Manager.  Mr. G. Michael Schopmeyer from Kahn, Dees, Donovan & Kahn was present as Legal Counsel.  Guests in the audience included: Mr. Josh Armstrong, Downtown Alliance; and Ms. McKenzie Dunn and Ms. Heather Garrison, Dunn Hospitality; Ms. Ashley McReynolds, Ms. Natalie Wade, Mr. Fred Emory, Mr. Brad Gilbert, Mr. Seth Essling, Ms. Stephanie Terry, Mr. Kevin Koch, Mr. Chris Traylor, Mr. Brian Hicks, Ms. Pat Bateman and Ms. Patricia Weinzapfel, cMoe Children’s Museum; Dr. John Scott Foster, Wesselman Woods Nature Society; Mr. Jason Sands and Ms. Marie Barnes, Evansville Sports Corp; and Ms. Megan Heronemous, SMG Evansville. There was no media present.

Mr. Joe Kiefer, II made the motion to remove the Action Items from the Agenda for the Commission Meeting.  Mr. Kiefer stated that no decisions had been made, therefore, there was no action to be taken.  Mr. Chaszar asked for any discussion.  Hearing none, he asked for a second, which was provided by Mr. Daniel Zeller.  All in favor, none opposed.  Action Items removed from the Agenda.

Meeting Minutes

Mr. Chaszar called attention to the Minutes dated October 25th, 2016.  He asked for any corrections.  Hearing none, he asked for a motion to approve the minutes.  Mr. Tracy Wiley provided the motion and Mr. Dale McCuiston provided the second. All in favor, none opposed.  The Minutes are approved as submitted.


Financials

Mr. Chaszar asked for Mr. Warren and Mr. Kiefer to present the Financials dated October 31st, 2016.  Mr. Kiefer deferred to Mr. Warren.  Mr. Warren reported that he had the chance to review the Financials with Mr. Kiefer before the meeting.  He proceeded to go over the assets, liabilities, revenues, and balances for the various accounts.  He then went over the TCDF Account and Investment Accounts.  Mr. Chaszar asked for any questions, concerns, or comments regarding the Financials.  Hearing none, he asked for a motion to approve.  Mr. McCuiston provided the motion with Mr. Wiley providing the second.  All in favor, none opposed.  The Financials are approved as submitted.

Grants Funding Presentation

Mr. Chaszar and Mr. Warren presented a Matching Funds Grant to Ms. Stephanie Terry, Executive Director of cMoe Children’s Museum of Evansville.  Ms. Terry, along with several employees and board members, came forward to accept the check and thank the Commission for their support.

Ms. Donna Leader arrived just after the presentation to cMoe, and Mr. Chaszar deferred the meeting to her.

Ms. Leader presented the Grant for Wesselman Woods Nature Society.  Dr. John Scott Foster came forward to accept the check and thank the Commission for their support.

The audience members that were present from both cMoe Children’s Museum and Wesselman Woods Nature Society left after the Grant Presentations.

Committee Reports

Administration Committee – No Report.

Grants Committee – No Report.

Marketing Committee – No Report.

Action Items

Action Items were previously removed from the Agenda via motion at the beginning of the meeting.

Discussion Items

Update on the 2016 ISAE Star Awards – Ms. Leader asked Ms. Vezzoso to provide an update on the ISAE Star Awards.  She reported that she has been working on the presentation with the Mayor.  Ms. Vezzoso, Ms. Brooke Harmening, and several others will be headed up early to make sales calls before the event.

Executive Directors Report

STR Report – Ms. Leader asked Mr. Warren to present that STR Report.  Mr. Warren went over the Occupancy, ADR, RevPar, and Demand.  Mr. Warren asked if there was anything that Mr. Daniel Zeller wished to add.  Mr. Zeller declined.

Tax Collections – Mr. Warren reported on the current Tax Collection numbers.  Collections are still up overall for the year.


Department Reports – 

Sales: Mr. Warren stated that the Sales Department has been busy preparing for upcoming tradeshows.

Marketing: Ms. Laura Libs is currently working on the new Visitors Guide and Meeting Planner Guide.  She expects both to be done in the next few weeks, but noted that the Profile Sheets for the properties may be staggered, as the properties are reviewing and confirming their information.

Deaconess Sports Park: Ms. Leader called on Mr. Tim Fulton to report on Deaconess Sports Park.  Mr. Fulton reported that the Park is in complete shut down, and went over the various activities that have been completed and what he plans on accomplishing during the off-season.

Mr. Josh Armstrong, Downtown Alliance – Ms. Leader called on Mr. Josh Armstrong of the Downtown Alliance for an update.  Mr. Armstrong reported that Small Business Saturday was well attended, and one business reported over 3x’s their normal sales for a ‘good’ Saturday.  He went over several projects, new restaurant and business opening timeframes, and upcoming plans.

Mr. Jason Sands, Evansville Sports Corporation – Mr. Sands went over the numbers for the year from the Evansville Sports Corporation.  He reported on the Small College Basketball Hall of Fame Classic, the Small College Basketball Hall of Fame Classic Induction Banquet, the Cross-Country Coaches National Youth Championships at Angel Mounds, and the NCAA DII Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Mid-West Regional.  There were good reviews from all events, especially the Cross-Country Coach’s National Youth Championships regarding how well the event flowed.  There was some discussion about events that Mr. Sands may consider courting, and upcoming events for 2017.


Board Announcements

Ms. Leader asked Mr. Wiley for an update regarding the Hilton Doubletree.  Mr. Wiley commented that they have had several job fairs, that officials were coming in for a tour, and that lit signage would be going up soon.  Ms. Leader asked how bookings were going, and Mr. Wiley said well, but he did not have any specific numbers.

Ms. Leader asked Mr. Chaszar about the progress at Tropicana.  He responded that they are moving forward, steel should be going up after the first of the year, and they were on schedule to be open by the end of 2017.

Ms. Leader asked for any further announcements.  Hearing none, she moved to adjourn the meeting.

Adjournment

Ms. Leader adjourned the meeting.

Minutes Approved By: _________________________________________________________

Secretary