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MAY BIRTHDAYS

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Charlie Henry Farber

Billie Goodman

Aaron Biggerstaff

Dannie McIntire
Chad Brady
Tim Black
Jennifer Schoenbaechler
Thomas Schurger
Jon Elpers
Jeremy W. Schnepper
Tracy E. Hayden
Chuck Renner
Lisa Roth
Emily Cosby
Garry Fredick
John E. Miller
Scott Danks
Tammy Shourds
Renae Scholz
Jamie Warren Henson
Kenny L Banker
Becky Hunter
John Macentosh
Lindsey James Williams
Lisa Marie Hale
Leslie Howard Bryant
Ed Ziemer
Matthew Field
Elaine Bradley McCarthy
Sandy Goodall Cannon
Ryan Van Laningham
Martin Fraering
Patrick Fairchild
Kim Booker
Bruce Kinney
Darla Utley
Robin Julian
Paul Gentry
Ed Jenkins
Helen Emge Shymanski
Charlene Salpietra
Daniel Knight
Andrew Bell
Jenna Critelli
Sandra Eakins Appler
Annie Jenkins
Sue Lamb
Henry Morgan
Glen Pettibone
Marty Shane
Cathy East Early
Norman Patmore
Marc Sedwick
Patrick Martin
Lee Riddle
Jake Martin
Sharon Dorris
James Kelly
Sherman Greer
Jacob Pendleton
Alex Hazel
Billy Bolin
Carl Rodenberg
Karen Goodwin
Robert Ferguson
Joanne Muth
Matthew Weiss
Bradley Smith
Pam Cooke Merritt
Alisann Shetler Elpers
Jack Davis
Martha Jay Brown
Richard Lashley
Jimmy DeTalente
Nancy Fleig
Connie Barron
Pete Hillenbrand Jr
David Dk Wells
Rodney Hunt
Steve Seitz
Kate Mercer Miller
Chris Paddock
Gina Moore
Nancy Ritter
Chris Harp
Freda Lewis
Rebecca Fulkerson
Patti Cosby
Linda Luecke
Romona Smith
Andy Porath
Steve Bryant
Camilla Buese
Judy Mossberger
Shannon Libbert Miller
Gini Eatan
Tyler Steckler
Jane Engbers Doughty Holmes
Andy Hape
Tonya Rine
Billy Weir
Donna Salmon
Ange Humphrey
Wally Paynter
Wayne Ellis
Scott E. Klueh

EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

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EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

FOOTNOTE: EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT information was provided by the EPD and posted by the City-County-County Observer without opinion, bias, or editing.

MISSION STATEMENT FOR SCHOOL EDITIORAL

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OUR MISSIONThe mission of the City-County Observer is to serve the local community by reporting news built on honesty, trust, and journalistic integrity. Our publications (monthly printed paper and daily on-line paper) are designed to provide readers with the information they need to live safer and more enriched lives. Our publications  a Beacon of Light for the Community with a continuous focus on good public policy.
DescriptionFor more than twenty (20) years, the City-County Observer has served Evansville/and Southwest Indiana by reporting on issues and events that shape the lives of our citizens.  The publication is built on the cornerstones of service and trust.  It is nonpartisan with consistent and objective reporting.  While our goal is to educate and inform, the publication also serves as a community watchdog by sounding the alarm whenever citizens’ rights and welfare are in danger of being violated by our elected and appointed officials, businesses, and/or large corporations. We encourage our elected and appointed officials to consider the welfare of the citizens and the community. We understand that a community cannot have a greater ambassador of goodwill than one that keeps its citizens informed about the accomplishments, failures, and triumphs of their elected and appointed officials.The City-County Observer is published daily online and mobile and monthly in print monthly at no cost.  Our monthly print papers are available in many locations throughout Evansville/Vanderburgh  County at no cost. Our publication is solely supported by local advertising.
The Rationale For Publishing The City-County Observer:It is widely believed that there is a major void for accurate, truthful, and nonpartisan news throughout the United States and this need has never been more evident than now. It is a known fact that national newspaper conglomerates have put their shareholder’s financial interests and ideological dogma over providing their readers with accurate and unbiased news. Based upon the above premise we decided to create a locally-owned community newspaper that reports the news and does not engage in publishing unvetted rumors as though it was accurate news. It is also widely believed that most of the national media have forgotten their commitment to serve as a guiding light to report both truthful, accurate, and non-biased news.  It is very important to stress that the City-County Observer respects and honors the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The First Amendment  states that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, or of the press, or the right of the people to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for the for a redress of grievances.”  Also, let us not forget that “When people Fear The Government There Is Tyranny But When The Government Fear The People There Is Liberty!”  (Thomas Jefferson)Examples of City-County Observer’s Successes In Exposing Bad Public Policy And Financial Corruption Over The Years

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GROUND BREAKING ON DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT

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GROUND BREAKING ON DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT 

by Johnny Kincaid

MAY 29, 2024

The block where Evansville’s tallest building once defined the city skyline is finally on its way to becoming the site of new apartments and retail space. Ground was broken yesterday on the $60 million mixed-use project called The Vault.

CRG Residential, an Indiana-based construction and real estate investment firm, has officially closed on financing to fund construction and Fifthe and Main streets

Evansville Mayor Stephanie Terry and officials from CRG Residential and the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership (E-REP) officially broke ground on the project site to ceremonially kick off construction. 

Construction is expected to start this June and will be completed by mid-2026.

When completed, The Vault on Main (424 Main St.) will include 161 residential units, along with first-floor retail on Main Street and an underground parking garage.

CRG Residential and Indianapolis-based Scannell Properties developed Evansville’s Post House property with 144 units. 

This development is one of many changes planned for downtown Evansville as part of E-REP’s recently released MULTI-MILLION strategic plan, which includes over a dozen new apartment and condo buildings. 

Announceing E-REP Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Toolkit

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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Toolkit

 

PROGRAMS & INITIATIVES

WELCOME TO THE
E-REP DEI TOOLKIT!

This toolkit was created to help businesses of all sizes take the first steps in implementing a Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) strategy for their organization or improve upon an existing one. Keep in mind these resources are not comprehensive, but rather a good starting point for you and your business. Stay tuned for more resources to assist you on our shared journey of advancing economic inclusion. DEI is good for business and it is the right thing to do.

ASSESSMENT

The first step in your DEI journey is to take an organizational and Self-cultural assessment.
Click on the button below to get started. Scroll down to access DEI Toolkit Resources.

*Culture assessment by the AICPA – American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Use this assessment internally or submit it online to receive feedback.  Please access the AICPA website for more information on submitting the assessment. https://us.aicpa.org/career/diversityinitiatives/tools-and-resources

Ready to take the E-REP DEI Action? Click below.

IN THIS TOOLKIT

Once you’ve taken the assessments, select the link below that fits your next steps in the DEI journey. Many resources and examples of other local and national companies are provided.

DEI Training & Awareness

DEI Consulting Support

DEI Policies

Empowering Diverse Talent

Supporting Diverse Suppliers

Power of DEI Mentorship

Championing DEI Transparency

Nonprofit-Specific DEI Resources

Additional DEI Resources

If your company has helpful resources and are not listed, please contact Chanda Ramsey (cramsey@evvregion.com) to be included.

THIS TOOLKIT WAS DEVELOPED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

Link Of New Harmony Gazette June 2024

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LINK OF New Harmony Gazette June 2024

New Harmony Gazette June 2024

Otters comeback falls short in series open

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Otters’ comeback falls short in series opener

EVANSVILLE, IN – The Evansville Otters dropped the series opener tonight against the Washington Wild Things 5-3 at Bosse Field.

The Otters (5-11) fell behind early and could not climb out of the 5-0 deficit to fall to the Wild Things (10-5).

Scoring was done early for Washington. They plated two runs in the top of the first inning, one of which was unearned. They added one run a piece in the third, fourth and fifth frames before the Otters answered.

In the bottom of the fifth inning, Randy Bednar led off with a double to the left-center wall. Two batters later, Austin Bost launched his first home run of the year out to left field, making it a 5-2 game.

Later in the game, the Otters scored their final run on a Bednar solo homer in the seventh frame and the scoring was finalized.

On the bump, Zach Smith received the loss in his 4.2 innings. The combination of Tyler Driver, James Krick and Jon Beymer in relief did not allow a run.

The offense was held to five hits tonight, two of which belonged to Bednar. With his pair of knocks, Bednar extended his hit-streak to seven games.

The Otters will look to get back in the win column tomorrow against Washington, first pitch is scheduled for 6:35 p.m. CT. Coverage is available on the Otters Digital Network and FloBaseball.

The Evansville Otters are the 2006 and 2016 Frontier League champions.

The Otters play all home games at historic Bosse Field, located at 23 Don Mattingly Way in Evansville, Ind. Stay up to date with the Evansville Otters by visiting evansvilleotters.com, or follow the Otters on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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