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 CCO EDITORIAL: IT'S TIME TO CONDUCT A "FORENSIC AUDIT" OF THE FORD CENTER FEBRUARY 14, 2024 Following six years of mystifying, extravagant impact claims, and efforts to influence the public without a vote, Evansville opened the Ford Center in November of 2011 with a concert by Tri-State favor

We hope that today’s “IS IT TRUE” will provoke honest and open dialogue concerning issues that we, as responsible citizens of this community, need to address in a rational and responsible way? City-County Observer Comment Policy. Be kind to people. No personal attacks or harassment will be tole

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As an Evansville native, I have experienced times of growth, opportunity, and challenging periods for our city. Through both the ups and downs, I have proudly served our community through governmental appointments, serving on nonprofit boards, and as a business leader. I know it takes principled

The Evansville City Council said no Monday night to a big raise for the city's incoming mayor. Councilwoman Missy Mosby moved to keep the mayor's sala...

A Personal Message from Evansville City Councilman Ron Beane September 13, 2023 As you may know, I am running for reelection as an At-Large member of the Evansville City Council. I have been honored to serve you as a member of the City Council for the past four years and hope to have the opportuni

Since voters last went to the polls to select their City Council representative, the ward boundaries in Evansville have changed.

Voters headed to the polls in November have a big decision to make for the next mayor of Evansville. But there are other offices up for grabs.

No matter how hotly contested a primary election race for Evansvilles top spot may be, there are only a few thousand residents who are willing to vote in the stand-alone springtime intraparty contes…

Bids for the pickleball courts planned for Wesselman Park have been opened and are under review.