Close to home: Why most young adults in the Evansville area stay close
A surprising number of young adults are choosing to live near where they grew up, according to a Census study. That includes those in Evansville.
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A surprising number of young adults are choosing to live near where they grew up, according to a Census study. That includes those in Evansville.
Inflation, energy costs and supply chain woes are tough obstacles, but companies in the Evansville-Henderson region are keeping workers on the job.
A point person in efforts to bring new jobs and development to Southwest Indiana is retiring this fall.
President of the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership, Greg Wathen, will step down following 36 years in economic development.
In May, Indiana launched the Indiana Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI), which will dedicate $500 million in state appropriations to promote strategic investments for quality of place and talent attraction.