Articles in: Building Evansville

Transportation and infrastructure continue to be of importance in many projects through the city of Evansville. One ongoing project currently is...

To understand the history and future of the Vanderburgh Industrial Park, located north along State Road 57, one has to look back at the start of the...

In 2008, the medical landscape of Evansville — as well as the face of Downtown — was vastly different than what it is today. That year,...

It’s rare to find 200 consecutive acres of land for development. And deciding to take on such an amount of land can be a risk. In 2007, just...

The Evansville Sanitarium was opened in Downtown Evansville on Jan. 18, 1894, by Dr. Edwin Walker and a group of local physicians. In its 126-year...

The timing was perfect for Jacob and Kari Mayer. The co-owners of Paul’s Pharmacy (with two locations in Evansville) had been looking for the...

Visitors to the University of Southern Indiana who haven’t seen the grounds in the last several years will be met by a completely different...

Travelers familiar with the Evansville Regional Airport of years past now might think they have landed in the wrong city when disembarking a flight...

Joni Mestas says it all started when she took her dog for a walk near Garvin Park. The littered area bothered her, so she started picking up. Soon...

Last February, Expressway Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram expanded its offerings to the Tri-State by opening a new service center on the East Side of...

 On an unusually warm day in late January, stepping into the Alhambra Theatre located in Haynie’s Corner Arts District is akin to stepping...

The date June 16 has meaning for Mike Allen. In 2014, Allen and his Evansville Christian School team signed official paperwork for the acquisition of...

Dunn Hospitality Group may be celebrating 40 years of business in 2017, but they are keeping their mindset young. The Evansville-based, third-...

▲ Architectural Renovators were the first contractors on the scene for the Indiana Landmarks renovation of the Greyhound. Work was completed in 2015...

Evansville Housing Authority’s public housing is getting a much-needed facelift thanks to its acceptance into U.S. Department of Housing and...

In the spring of 2014 change was preparing to happen in the Downtown Evansville landscape. Plans to bring a four-year medical school to the area were...

In 2014, the Indiana Economic Development Corp. commissioned a study of 11 peer cities across the nation that experienced strong population and...

When Skip Seaman and Dillip Patel met an appraiser to assess the building on the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Vine Street, they...

A city will see many momentous occasions during its lifetime. From natural events and political races to business openings and war industry,...

On the banks of the Ohio River, many local manufacturing businesses saw the abundant supply of corn, rail access, and a willing work force as an...