You have seen the cast of Impractical Jokers on TV. Now come and see them live at Victory Theatre on Saturday, March 23rd at 8:00 p.m. This interactive comedy show features never before seen videos, audience question and answer, stand-up comedy, and more. Tickets go on sale Saturday, February 23rd at 10:00am, and can be purchased at Ticketmaster.com, 800-745-3000, all Ticketmaster outlets, and in person at the Ford Center Ticket Office.
They have to SAY it. They have to DO it. You have to SEE it. Once you start watching, you just can’t stop! Q, Sal, Joe and Murr have entertained each other for years with the most hilarious dares they could imagine. Now you can watch them on stage with their signature brand of comedy! You gotta see this to believe it!
Well on his way to fulfilling his dream of driving an ice cream truck for a living, Brian found himself weirdly derailed by the fact that his three friends have roped him into doing a TV show. After being trapped in a cubicle for years, Joe realized he didn’t want to die a slow, corporate death void of human interaction. Murr has three distinct advantages over the other guys: his disarming grin, his utter unpredictability and his complete lack of what other people call “morals.” Sal attempts to administer a high level of uncompromising wit with every unknowing hidden camera patron he comes across. Together these men are a perfect combination for comedy.
Date: SATURDAY, MARCH 23, at 8:00 PM
Location: VICTORY THEATRE – EVANSVILLE, IN
On-Sale: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD AT 10:00AM
Get Tickets At: FORD CENTER TICKET OFFICE, TICKETMASTER.COM, 1-800-745-3000.

OnSite OHS will host Lt. Col. Oliver North and performance artist, Randall Hedden at a charity event on February 23, 2013 from 2:30-4:00pm at Princeton Community High School Auditorium followed by book signing of North’s book “Heroes Proved”. Oliver North is a Vietnam veteran awarded the Silver Star, Bronze Star, and two Purple Hearts during his twenty-two years of service as a United States Marine.
Randall Hedden owner of TributeArt Live, has performed for corporate and charity events nationwide and raised over $100,000 for charity in 2012. Hedden will speed paint two pieces to be auctioned at the event. All proceeds will be donated to Indiana Military Support Corporation, a 501(c)(3) which offers support to the National Guard, Federal Reserve and civilian employers.Tickets are $15. Contact Stephanie Adams at 812-770-4480 or email at stephanie.adams@onsiteohs.com

Prior to the unveiling of this year’s first House Budget draft, my hope was that it would be structurally balanced, and continue to protect Hoosier taxpayers while also restoring funding to education. Chairman Brown’s budget went three for three.

In the budget we have operated under during the past two years, Indiana spent over $13 billion on K-12 education (47% of the budget). Indiana spent another $3.4 billion on higher education (12% of the budget). Providing sufficient funding for K-12 and higher education is incredibly important, hence why it makes up 59% of our budget.

As an educator, I am pleased to see numerous investments in education. In our new proposed budget, there are following increases:

•$344 million in school operating funding over the next two years
•$197 million in fiscal year 2014 for full day kindergarten
•$203 million in fiscal 2015 to fund full day kindergarten
•$150+ million each year of the biennium will be transferred to the Tuition Reserve Fund
•$10 million over the next two years to recruit STEM teachers to schools that need them most
•$6 million to fund dropout prevention programs

Our leadership has taken a prudent conservative approach by maintaining healthy reserves, protecting Hoosier taxpayers while also restoring education investments. I look forward to following the budget as it works through the legislative process.

On Tuesday, February 19th at approximately 6:45 pm, deputies were dispatched to 6100 Porterfield Drive regarding a burglary in progress. When deputies arrived they found the female resident running across the street and communicating with Central Dispatch via her cell phone.

The resident stated to deputies that she had been away and was returning home. When she arrived home, she talked to the neighbors and then entered her house from the garage. The resident stated that while she was in the kitchen, she heard a noise coming from her bedroom.

The resident stated as she approached her bedroom, she noticed the door partially closed which she said was unusual. When she entered the bedroom, a white male suspect came out of the closet and pushed her to the floor. The suspect then fled out the back door and north of her residence. The resident was not hurt during the encounter.

The deputies on scene cleared the resident’s home but could not locate the suspect. Deputy Bryan Bishop then deployed his K9 partner Bosko who tracked the suspect to the north of the residence. The track ended at Goebel Soccer Complex on Greenriver Road, where deputies believe the suspect fled in a waiting vehicle.

The deputies on scene did locate a broken window on the back side of the residence and processed the scene for evidence. The incident is still under investigation. Anyone who may have noticed anything in the area of the incident between 6:00 PM and 6:45 PM yesterday that was out of the ordinary or suspicious or saw anything at the Goebel Soccer Complex yesterday between 6:00 PM and 6:45 PM are encouraged to contact sheriff’s investigators at 421-6201.

Evansville residents will have a chance to review and offer comments on the city’s tentative 2013 road improvement and paving plan during the second in a series of public road meetings next week. The meeting will be Thursday, Feb. 21, from 9 to 11 a.m. at C.K. Newsome Community Center, 100 E. Walnut Street. Mayor Lloyd Winnecke will open the meeting, and City Engineer Pat Keepes will give a PowerPoint Presentation followed by a question and answer session. The third scheduled public road meeting will be March 1 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, 1301 S. Green River Road.

The family of a man injured earlier this month in a home invasion has offered a $2,000.00 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the persons responsible.

The incident occurred at Mission Viejo Apartments at approximately 1:30 AM on February 12th. Two white females knocked at the victim’s door asking for someone by name. When the victim, Rami Jawabreh, answered the door, he was repeatedly struck in the head with a handgun by a masked male who appeared from one side of the apartment door. A second male entered the apartment during the assault and pointed a handgun at Jawabreh’s female companion.

All four fled on foot following the brief assault and Jawabreh was taken by the female companion to the hospital for treatment. No reason for the assault has been determined and nothing was taken from the apartment.

The investigation to this point has provided substantial corroborating information. Sheriff Williams said, “Based on what we have now, this is an extremely disturbing case. There is no apparent motive for what was a vicious attack.”

The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office is investigating and has asked that anyone with information contact Det. Randy Chapman at 421-6344.