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DOCK WORKER
Dayton Freight Lines  115 reviews – Evansville, IN
Complete pre and post trip inspections on all dock equipment. Be available for irregular work schedules, alternating work shifts and/or assignments….
AP Clerk
Tropicana Entertainment Inc.  4 reviews – Evansville, IN
$10.50 an hour
One year clerical experience preferred. Verifies and posts business transactions such as funds received and disbursed, and totals accounts to ledgers or…
Medical Billing / AR Management
Pollux Systems, Inc. – Evansville, IN
Due to growth and expansion, Pollux Systems, Inc. is currently seeking individuals to join the MEDICAL BILLING TEAM for the Evansville, IN based office. This
Sephora Product Consultant – Eastland Mall
JCPenney  11,025 reviews – Evansville, IN
You listen, help, and you make them want to come back. Inspire strong performance in yourself and others….
Part-time Security Guard
Evansville Museum of Arts, History and Science – Evansville, IN
$9.00 – $10.50 an hour
No phone calls please. Maintain the safety of the Museum collection, staff, guests, and premises (indoor and outdoor)….
OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR
Dayton Freight Lines  115 reviews – Evansville, IN
Assist with training, development and evaluation of production and/or clerical personnel performance and recommends or initiates documentation….
Delivery Driver
Sherwin-Williams  1,313 reviews – Evansville, IN
Must have a valid driver’s license, and an acceptable driving record from the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles and a valid medical card (if required)….
Youth Program Assistant
Carver Community Organization – Evansville, IN
This would be a dream job for college students pursuing Education, Social work, Psychology, Sociology or Health Professions….
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Dayton Freight Lines  115 reviews – Evansville, IN
Experience with handling a high volume of phone calls. Driver collect reports. Provide assistance to Drivers….
COLLECTOR I
Old National Bank  83 reviews – Evansville, IN
We do not accept resumes from external staffing agencies or independent recruiters for any of our openings unless we have an agreement signed by the SVP Talent…
Medical Records Field Tech
IOD Incorporated  47 reviews – Evansville, IN
Work between 8AM 5PM, Monday through FridayDrive 50-75 miles one-way each dayHave a working printer to use each dayHave a working laptop or desktop computer…
Territory Manager
Benoist Brothers Supply Co – Evansville, IN
Degree in a technical or engineering field preferred. Education and training coordination for accounts as well as coordination of technical service issues….
Field Service Technician
WOW!  39 reviews – Evansville, IN
Must have a valid driver’s license and good driving record. Installs power supply and performs field engineering walkouts….
Branch Manager Trainee
Hertz  2,589 reviews – Evansville, IN
$35,000 a year
Valid driver’s license in good standing. The essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to, the following such as sitting, standing,…
Executive Administrative Assistant
Field & Main Bank – Henderson, KY
Answer phone calls and direct calls to appropriate parties or take messages. The executive assistant provides high-level administrative support to President and…
Sales Associate
Orangetheory Fitness – Evansville – Evansville, IN
$9 – $11 an hour
Provide excellent service to members/guests by answering phone calls, setting appointments, greeting members/guests upon arrival and selling memberships….
Customer Service Representative / Inside Sales 1
Goodman Manufacturing Company  209 reviews – Evansville, IN
The Company will comply with all federal and state regulations and statutes pertaining to individuals with disabilities ….
Coordinator Bereavement – 1701469
AseraCare Hospice  122 reviews – Evansville, IN
Must have valid driver’s license. A degree in social work, psychology, bereavement counseling from an accredited college or university….
Production Team Member
Superior Maintenance Co. – Mount Vernon, IN
Report to assigned work area on time everyday. TM can lift/transfer parts weighing 25 pounds from waist to waist level….
SERVICE CENTER MANAGER
Dayton Freight Lines  115 reviews – Evansville, IN
Inspect and measure Service Center performance to identify opportunities or problem areas and develop solutions….
Customer Care Representative
SITEX  11 reviews – Henderson, KY
Assume front desk receptionist duties as needed. Take incoming customer service calls, respond to and/or resolve customer inquiries / complaints / requests,…
Service Center Associate
Pollux Systems, Inc. – Evansville, IN
Responsibilities: * Process various administrative medical billing tasks Work Experience: * No medical billing experience * Office or administrative
Resident Care Associate – Caregiver
Trilogy Health Services  138 reviews – Evansville, IN
Founded in December 1997, Trilogy Health Services, LLC is a customer service focused provider of senior living and long-term healthcare services including…
Assistant District Manager
Gannett  301 reviews – Evansville, IN
This position will insure that contractors adhere to their contractual obligation for customer service, complaint resolution, reporting, compliance of all local…
Toddler Teacher
Storytime Daycare & Preschool LLC – Newburgh, IN
Conduct and document developmental screenings and assessments of children. Maintain effective, working relationships with children, parents and staff….
CMA/RMA (Methodist Surgical Services) 1.0 Days
Methodist Hospital  822 reviews – Henderson, KY
Performs clinical and clerical duties in office according to scope of certification. Preparation of patient medical records, completion of required forms,…
Manager In Training
Superior Auto, Inc.  17 reviews – Evansville, IN
Valid driver’s license and good driving record. People like you – determined to make the most out of your career and willing to challenge yourself to maximize…
Make a career MOVE!
Shetler Moving and Storage – Evansville, IN
We are hiring for *LOCAL CLASS B (but don’t be shy if you have Class A), and movers.*. Shetler Moving and Storage – Evansville’s Atlas Van Lines move agent, is…
Eligibility Worker
CFA Staffing  108 reviews – Evansville, IN
$12.50 an hour
Initiating calls to and responding to calls from clients in the data collection process. Administrative Assistant, Clerk, Office Manager, Receptionist,…
Support Associate
WHBM – Evansville, IN
Performs various sales and register transactions including ringing purchases, processing of cash or credit payments and counting money….

Adopt A Pet

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 Hardy is a 4-month-old male Rex rabbit! He has a brother named Laurel who is also up for adoption. (They do NOT have to go home together, but certainly can.) Remember to always adopt – NEVER buy bunnies from pet stores! Rabbits live 8-10+ years, so are a significant long-term commitment. Hardy’s $30 adoption fee includes his neuter. Contact the Vanderburgh Humane Society at (812) 426-2563 or adoptions@vhslifesaver.org for details!

 

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USI’s Hodges named to National POY watch list

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University of Southern Indiana Softball senior catcher Haley Hodges (Portage, Indiana) is one of 50 student-athletes from across the country to be selected to the watch list for the NFCA/Schutt Sports Division II National Player of the Year award in an announcement by the National Fastpitch Coaches’ Association Wednesday.

Hodges, who was a top-10 finalist for the award as a junior in 2016, was named first-team preseason All-America by Fastpitch News (FPN) two weeks ago after a historic 2016 season that saw her set single-season school records for home runs (22), RBIs (72), walks (45) and runs scored (58).

Along with leading the nation in slugging percentage (1.000) and on-base percentage (.578), Hodges ranked third, nationally, in home runs. She led the Great Lakes Valley Conference in batting average (.458), runs scored, RBIs and walks.

In 2016, Hodges was named the Diamond Sports Division II Catcher of the Year by the NFCA and was named first-team All-America byHerosports.com, the NFCA and the Division II Conference Commissioners Association.

Additionally, Hodges was named second-team Academic All-America by the College Sports Information Directors of America and was the GLVC Player of the Year.

Hodges is one of four players from the Great Lakes Valley Conference and one of six players from the Midwest Region to be recognized on the watch list. University of Indianapolis senior utility player Natalie Lalich, Truman State University sophomore outfielder Christa Reisinger and William Jewell College junior second baseman Brooke Benard joined Hodges as GLVC players on the list.

USI opens the 2017 season February 14 when it travels to Florence, Alabama, to take on defending NCAA II champion and preseason No. 1 University of North Alabama in a doubleheader. The Screaming Eagles host the Midwest Region Crossover February 24-26 at Deaconess Sports Park in Evansville.

Of the 50 players on the list, USI is slated to play games against nine of the players during the regular-season, including North Alabama senior pitcher Hillary Carpenter and junior outfielder Reagan Tittle.

Indiana’s Pieroni, Hixon Earn Weekly Big Ten Honors

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Another week, another set of honors for Indiana University’s Blake Pieroni and Michael Hixon, as both earned weekly league accolades on Wednesday.

Pieroni was named Big Ten Swimmer of the Week for the third time this season and for the sixth time in his career, while Hixon was honored as the Big Ten Diver of the Week for the third time this year and for the seventh time in his IU career.

Both Pieroni and Hixon helped the No. 4-ranked Hoosiers take down No. 7 Louisville last Friday, 195-105, to finish the dual-meet season undefeated at 11-0. The unblemished record is the first for IU since 1981.

Pieroni, a Chesterton, Ind. native, took home two individual wins and one relay win against the Cardinals. The Academic All-Big Ten selection touched first in the 100 freestyle (43.18) and the 200 freestyle (1:35.28) with NCAA B cuts and also helped the Hoosiers earn a victory in the 400 freestyle relay with a mark of 2:56.11.

Hixon was incredibly impressive in both the 1-meter and 3-meter dives against Louisville, posting NCAA qualifying marks in his two wins. The Amherst, Mass. native scored a 447.98 in the 1-meter and then followed that with a total of 464.56 in the 3-meter dive.

 

 Sealed With A HISS 

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Valentine’s Roaches are back.

This Valentine’s Day, let your special someone know your love is eternal. Name one of Wesselman Woods Nature Center’s Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches for your sweetie.

Tens of thousands of roaches remain nameless each year and would make a great symbol of your love. For your $10 donation, we’ll send you a hiss-worthy digital certificate to present to your loved one that they are sure to cherish for years to come, featuring the name of your Valentine’s roach.

NEW THIS YEAR! – Show your romantic prowess by upgrading to our “Sealed With A Hiss” package. This $40 donation includes a Printed Certificate & Two Chocolate Cockroaches in a Gift Box.

We hope you’ll also come visit your roach in the Wesselman Woods Nature Center, where your loved one’s name will be displayed.

Your donation will also help us protect and care for these misunderstood love bugs, along with the rest of our animals, big & small.

As they say, roaches make the heart beat faster.

Victim’s posthumously admitted testimony supports murder conviction

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Dave Stafford for www.theindianalawyer.com

A woman’s deposition identifying to police the man who shot her in the face was properly admitted in the suspect’s murder trial after the victim died, the Indiana Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday.

The panel affirmed murder and attempted murder convictions of Kenneth Brittain, who challenged the admissibility of the evidence as well as the trial court’s denial his motion for a mistrial. Brittain was convicted and sentenced to an aggregate 80 years in prison for the April 2013 murder of Timothy Denny and the attempted murder of Victoria Richie in Indianapolis.

Brittain sat behind the two in a truck during a drug transaction during which Richie said she turned to look at him only to find him holding a pistol on them. She said he fatally shot Denny before shooting her in the face. The truck crashed into a building, and police found Richie bleeding on the ground beside the crash.

Richie died in January 2014, before Brittain’s case came to trial, and he moved to exclude her sworn deposition testimony to investigators. In the deposition taken after her shooting, she identified Brittain as “Ken Bart,” a nickname he acknowledged he used, along with identifying characteristics.

Judge Elaine Brown wrote for the panel that unanimously affirmed Brittain’s conviction in Kenneth Brittain v. State of Indiana, 49A02-1511-CR-1784. “Brittain had the opportunity to and did cross-examine Richie, and accordingly we conclude that the court’s admission of Richie’s deposition did not violate Brittain’s confrontation rights under the Indiana Constitution,” Brown wrote. Likewise, the court did not abuse its discretion in admitting the deposition testimony into evidence.

Brittain also moved for a mistrial because handwritten notes from Richie were admitted in a trial when investigators asked her questions when she could not speak, and she wrote “Ken Bart” as the name of the man who shot her and Denny.

“Under these circumstances, in which Richie had just been brought to the hospital after being shot through the mouth, her vocalization was impaired, and she was situated in the shock room, we believe that she was still under the stress of excitement caused by the shooting and that she was accordingly incapable of thoughtful reflection, and we conclude that State’s Exhibit 11 was admissible as an excited utterance.  The court did not abuse its discretion when it admitted the exhibit, and it did not err in denying Brittain’s motion for a mistrial,” Brown wrote.

 

IS IT TRUE FEBRUARY 1, 2017

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IS IT TRUE the saga of raising tax rate on the citizens of Evansville and Vanderburgh County is one of those sad things that happens when property values do not increase to go along with the general cost of living?…expenses tend to rise in the Midwest along with the rest of the country with the odd exception of housing?…that is why a flat percentage tax fuels the coffers of government in areas where housing values increase without needing to raise the rates?…over a ten year period of a moderate inflation on goods and services of say 2.5% leads to an overall cost of living or business operation of roughly 30%?…when the municipal employees are granted annual increases based on cost of living statistics, and the assets used to run a government increase the sobering truth is that a $300 Million budget in 2007 would naturally turn into a $390 Million budget in 2017?.

IS IT TRUE in a situation where incomes and properties are not going up for the bulk of the taxpayers the City or County will not see their tax revenues increase over the same period of time?…the result is a need to raise taxes collected by the 30% increase in operating expenses just to keep doing the same things?…the City of Evansville and Vanderburgh County are both caught between a rock and a hard place due to the phenomena of rising prices in a stagnant economy?

IS IT TRUE in most situations where one is not getting any raises the correct action would be to cut back on consumption?…the City of Evansville in particular has not only kept up the spending, they have doubled down on fun and games under the irrational assumption that the fun and games would make the cash register ring?…the reality could not have been further from the truth?…with the combination of the Ford Center ($127 Million), the Doubletree Hotel ($21 Million), and the Indiana University Medical School ($57 Million), the trustees of the fair City of Evansville have borrowed over $205 Million that consume interest payments of over $10 Million per year?…not a one of these expensive baubles has come even close to paying for itself and the end is nowhere in sight?…all of this spending excludes bike paths, ball fields, penguin exhibits, and that shiny new home for a couple of jaguars all of which adds nearly another $50 Million to the party tab?…the future may well have been mortgaged to the fun and games obsession of the present?

IS IT TRUE the crime statistics for large American cities were just released and contrary to popular belief Chicago is not the murder capital of America?…that distinction goes to St. Louis where 59.6 people out of every 100,000 are murdered in any given year?…Chicago is a distant 8th place on the murder capital list?…some Indiana towns did make the list?…Indianapolis comes in at #21 with a murder rate of 17.6 per 100,000 while Fort Wayne debuts on the murder capital list at #24 at 16.5 out of 100,000?…little Evansville by the Ohio fares much better than any of them with a murder rate of 7.5 per 100,000?…the article went on to state that the driving force behind this crime spree in major US cities is the resurgence of heroin as the drug of choice for opiate users, many of whom are in the Midwest?…a couple of years ago Indiana had more prescriptions for opiates than it had people?…when the feds cracked down on the legal distribution of opiates, the heroin scourge that had been underground for many years came roaring back?…this is a tragedy that is just beginning to get traction so expect things in the mega cities to get worse before they get better?

IS IT TRUE a coffee shop in San Francisco now has a robot that will take your coffee order, prepare it for you, and put it into a cup for 40 cents less than Starbucks charges?…this innovation uses 30 year old robotic technology that was pioneered by the auto industry?…it was the excessive wage demands of people who think they deserve $15 per hour for pouring coffee in a cup that inspired this adaption of robotic technology?…someday soon the day of the barista will end due to yet another machine that does a better job for a better price than a human being?

IS IT TRUE that around 75 City of Evansville employees are being sued for unpaid medical bills?  …we hear that the City Controller had to find about $4 million dollars to pay towards past medical bills? …the City still owes many more million of dollars on unpaid medical bills?  …we wonder where the City Controller got the $4 million dollars to pay the past unpaid City employees medical bills?

IS IT TRUE we would like members of City Council to ask Finance Chairman Dan McGinn to give them a detailed recap concerning the real status of 2016 and 2017 unpaid employees medical bills?  …we also would like for him to explain where he going to get the money to make unpaid medical bills current?

FOOTNOTE: Todays “Readers Poll” question is: Do you feel that our elected officials should force the State to include Ivy Tech in the IU-Evansville Medical school project?