Store surveillance cameras captured images of the suspect and his car. Those images are included in this press release.
Anyone with info is asked to call EPD at 812-436-7979.
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Sheriff’s Office investigators and crash reconstructionists, the Vanderburgh County Coroner’s Office and the CSX Railroad Police are investigating.
The identity of the deceased was later released by the Coroner’s Office.
PEDESTRIAN (Deceased):
Christian Nathaniel Fulkerson, 16, of Central High School.
Pictured above: Approximate location of collision. (Image courtesy of Google Maps, DigtialGlobe, IndianaMap Framework Data, USDA Farm Service Agency)
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A full slate of promotions is on tap for the University of Evansville men’s and women’s basketball teams this season.
The 5th Annual Fan Fest presented by Heritage Federal Credit Union highlights that schedule and will take place this coming Saturday from 10:30 a.m. until the game between the UE men and Belmont starts at 12:30 p.m. It will go on rain or shine and is inside a heated tent. Admission is free and will take place right on Freedom Plaza outside the Ford Center. Live music along with activities for all will be featured while food will be available for purchase.
Chick-fil-A, Kanpai, Marx BBQ, Pizza Revolution and the Boy Scouts will all have food available while Carson’s Brewery will have craft beer.
Several other great promotions will take place this season at men’s games, including Dec. 12 against Mississippi Valley State when the Flying Houndz Frisbee Dogs will perform at halftime. West Side Wednesday will be held on Dec. 30 as discounted tickets will be available at select locations on the west side of Evansville beginning on Dec. 14.
The Jan. 12 contest versus Drake will be the annual visit by fan favorites the ZOOperstars. That game also has $5 tickets available with a Courier & Press coupon that will be available in the days before the game.
Military Appreciation Night will be on Jan. 19 against Loyola while the Feb. 27 game against UNI will mark Senior Night as D.J. Balentine, Egidijus Mockevicius and Adam Wing will play their final regular-season home game at the Ford Center.
On the women’s side, the home opener on Dec. 5 will be Royalty Night as kids dressed as princes or princesses will receive a $3 ticket. A week later on Dec. 12 versus UT Martin, there will be a teddy bear toss at halftime with all bears collected being donated to Deaconess Riley Hospital for Children.
A Military Appreciation Night will take place on Dec. 21 against Ball State while other promotions include: Home Town Night (1/10 vs. Bradley), Diversity Night (1/29 vs. Illinois State), Alumni Game (1/31 vs. Indiana State), Pink Game for breast cancer awareness (2/14 vs. SIU), Youth Day (2/21 vs. Missouri State – clinic run by UE coaching staff will be held after the game and March 5 is Senior Day.
NEW PUBLISHER OF THE SOON TO BE PRINTED CCO TO BE ANNOUNCED ON FRIDAY
On January 15, 2015 the City County Observer shall be taking a big step forward by investing in a new venture.  We are going to print a complimentary monthly version of the City-County Observer.  Our printed Edition will be delivered to some neighborhoods but it will also be available at many convenience stores, groceries, and retail outlets.
Our printed Edition will be a 16 page color tabloid. We shall be using a high quality news print called Highbrite.  Our font size will be larger so our older readers will be able to read this printed Edition.
We will be reaching out to those who are not tech-savvy and hope to attract some readers who will begin to participate in the online version of CCO. The print version will not include “Is It True” or the “Readers Forum,
The soon to be printed City County Observer will offer a new free media alternative to the public.
On Friday we will announce the new Publisher of our soon to be launched printed edition of the City County Observer.
As we look to Thanksgiving, we want each and every reader to know that we are thankful to them for their continued support and for our chance to serving the Evansville area with positive and current news.
We are looking forward to hearing what you think of the new and improved format and direction of the City County Observer.
The Evansville IceMen, proud ECHL affiliate of the NHL’s Ottawa Senators and AHL’s Binghamton Senators, and Head Coach Al Sims announced Wednesday that IceMen Assistant Coach Johan Lundskog will be leaving the team indefinitely for personal reasons.
The first-year Assistant Coach is returning to his native Sweden to be with his family and will not be on the bench tonight when the IceMen host the Alaska Aces at 6:15pm at the Ford Center. The entire Evansville IceMen organization supports Lundskog’s decision, wishes his family the best, and hopes to have him back in Evansville soon.
Visit us at www.evansvilleicemen.com, like us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter @EvvIceMen for more information about your hometown professional hockey team.