Phillip is a 1 ½-yr-old male American/Lionhead mix. His only Lionhead feature is one small adorable Mohawk on top of his head! He’s a friendly domestic rabbit who was found as a stray with no background information. His $30 adoption fee includes his neuter & a cardboard carrier. Contact the Vanderburgh Humane Society at (812) 426-2563 or www.vhslifesaver.org for adoption details!
| Wednesday, January 4th | Fundraiser | 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM | Commissioner Shoulders Inauguration Celebration
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Aces defeat Panthers on West Side Night
  Jaylon Brown and Christian Benzon tied for the game high with 17 points to lead the University of Evansville men’s basketball team to a 70-58 win over UNI on Sunday at the Ford Center in the second annual West Side Night.
Brown hit seven shots and dished out eight assists for UE (10-5, 1-1 MVC) while Benzon had six shots and three steals. Ryan Taylor finished the night with 14 points while Jaiveon Eaves had his best college effort with 13 points. He hit both 3-point attempts.
Jeremy Morgan was the top scorer for UNI (5-8, 0-2 MVC) as he totaled 16 points. Juwan McCloud finished the game with 13.
“We knew that it would take a team effort against a program like UNI and our guys came out ready to play,” UE head coach Marty Simmons said. “Facing some adversity, our guys were able to step up.”
Defense was the name of the game early on as the teams combined to go 2-for-17 from the field leading to a 5-2 Aces lead eight minutes into the game. After UNI cut the gap to 5-4, Christian Benzon hit a three as UE scored five in a row to take a 10-4 advantage.
“Our guys were stepping up, we only played seven players, so we know that we all needed to step up,” Brown said. “Our shots were not falling early on, but Jaiveon came in and gave us a spark.
After UNI cut the gap to five at 21-15 with 3:21 left, the Aces cranked it up, finishing the half on a 13-5 stretch to take a 34-20 lead into the break. Eaves, who scored ten in the half, notched seven of those in that final stretch, including one at the buzzer. Jaylon Brown also notched ten in the period.
“Coach talked about players being out and I knew that I needed to step up. Â I really started to feel it near the end of the first half,” Eaves said.
The 20 points by UNI in the first half were the fewest allowed by UE in a half this season and least since Indiana State had 20 in the second half of the MVC semifinal game last year in St. Louis.
Evansville added to the lead in the second half as a 14-7 run out of the locker room gave the Aces their largest lead of the game at 48-27 with 12:28 on the clock. Solomon Hainna drained a shot from outside to cap off the run.
UNI did not give up at all, scoring seven in a row over the next 2:40 to cut the gap to 14. Ryan Taylor ended the stretch with a triple as UE pushed its edge back to 21 with 8:10 remaining. Three minutes later, the Panthers made another push as a Jeremy Morgan layup got UNI back within 13 at 57-44. Evansville was able to overcome the rally, never allowing its lead to get back into single digits while holding on for the 70-58 victory.
Despite being limited to just seven players, the Aces finished with a 38-30 edge on the boards, led by eight from Solomon Hainna. Hainna made the first start of his career on Sunday and has grabbed 17 rebounds in the last two games. David Howard added seven boards and six points.
By scoring 70 points versus, it marked just the second time in the last 11 games that UE has hit that mark against the Panthers. It was also ended a stretch that saw the squad score 57 or less against UNI in the five previous contests.
Wednesday night, the Aces will be back on the floor at the Ford Center as they will face Bradley. Game time is 7 p.m.
The City-County Observer is excited to announce our first “Outstanding Community Services Award” winners for 2017.
Our first “Outstanding Community Services Award” winners for 2017 are the popular and generous Carla and Ted Ziemer Jr. Â Carla and her husband Ted created the “Ted & Clare Ziemer Society.” Â The “Ted and Clare Ziemer Society” is a fundraising arm of St. Vincent-Evansville Foundation to benefit needy pediatric patients and others. Over the years they have raised many hundreds of thousands of dollars to help the less fortunate of our community.
CLARE D. ZIEMER has Bachelor of Science degree from St. Mary of the Woods College.  Her current and past community boards involvement are: Cancer Society-house to house campaign-Co-Chair; Philharmonic Guild Board; Member Dance Chairman; Pops Concert Co-Chair, Junior League Officer-corresponding Secretary; Charity Ball Chairman-50th Anniversary Chairman; other chairmanships, elected to Holy Rosary School Board Secretary for 3 years, Wesselman Park Guide-Trail Guide, Hostess and Cook for Philharmonic parties; Jr. League Party; St. Mary’s Hospital (now St. Vincent’s) Christmas parties (annual, Cornette Ball Co-Chairman with her husband Ted.
TED C. ZIEMER, JR  has a Bachelor of Science, St. Louis University.  He earned his Bachelor of Laws from  Indiana University School of Law (Bloomington).  Ted is a partner in the Law Firm of Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, LLP.  His law firm specializes in Health Care, Corporation, Probate, Real Estate and Municipal Law.  He was admitted to practice law in the State of Indiana in 1962 and was admitted to practice United States District Court, Southern District of Indiana in 1962
Mr Ziemer is Corporate Council for City of Evansville (2012 to present)
Member, American Bar Association, Member of the Health Care Forum, American Bar Association,Member, Real Estate Forum, American Bar Association, Member, Evansville Bar Association, Member, Indiana State Bar Association (1962 to Present); Member of House of Delegates and Chairman of Young Lawyers Section (1970-Â1972); Chairman, Youthful Offenders Committee (1970-1972), Member, Indiana State Bar Foundation Board of Directors (1973-1975)Bachelor of Science, St. Louis University – 1956
Bachelor of Laws, Indiana University School of Law (Bloomington) – 1962
He and his Wife, Clare, have three (3) children Ellen Clare, Kathryn Diane and
Theodore Charles IV. Daughter:
Ellen Clare Stratman whose children are:
Marley Stratman
Sam Stratman
Leila Stratman
Patrick Stratman
Daughter:
Kathryn Diane Cavallero whose children are:
Chase Evers
Luca Cavallero
Son:
Ted C. Ziemer IV whose children are:
Ted C. Ziemer V
Linus Ziemer
Hugo Ziemer
This years awards luncheon will be held at Tropicana-Evansville Walnut rooms A and B. The registration begin at 11:30 am, the event officially starts at 12 noon on February 28, 2018. Reservations for this event may be obtain by calling 812-774-8011. Deadline for registration is February 25, 2018. Last years event was a sellout.
Please take time and vote in today’s “Readers Poll”. Don’t miss reading today’s Feature articles because they are always an interesting read. Please scroll at the bottom of our paper so you can enjoy our creative political cartoons. Copyright 2015 City County Observer. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without our permission.
IS IT TRUE that Evansville went through a change over the past few years and there is both good and bad associated with the changes?…the changes associated with the national election of 2016 happened in Evansville in 2011?…the tipping point for Evansville came when the late great mayoral candidate Rick Davis wiped the good old boy network of the previous democrat leadership out of power?…many good old boys were shocked and amazed at how thin the ice that they were on actually was?…this purging do the old order was a good thing for the City Of Evansville?
IS IT TRUE that downtown Evansville for the first time in many years has less buildings with “available” signs in the windows than there are actual businesses operating?…while the Ford Center has not seemed to have inspired any business growth, the plans to expand the Tropicana Casino to land combined with a Doubletree Hotel and a IU Medical School seems to have inspired some economic activity?…growth has been a long time coming and many taxpayer dollars have been used to incentivize this small growth spurt but the jury is still out on whether or not this really sticks this time or not?…it would be quite positive if all of these small start ups thrive, but we shall see over the next several years if this is lasting or just another head fake like the ones from 2007-2008?
IS IT TRUE that the McCurdy Hotel is finally beginning to look like there may be a spark of life on the horizon?…after eight and a half years of false starts and delusional expectations the old girl looks to be on the verge of actually becoming an apartment building as was promised by the mayor of Evansville in the summer of 2008?…reality is finally beginning to show some kindness to downtown Evansville and the City County Observer is pleased to see this positive activity?
IS IT TRUE that 2017 is shaping up to be a very good year economically for the City of Evansville, the State of Indiana, and the United States of America?
PLEASE TAKE TIME TO PULL UP THE DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT.
THE EPD. Â WE KNOW ONCE YOU READ THIS SUMMARY REPORT YOU SHALL AGREE WITH US THAT WE HAVE AN OUTSTANDING POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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