Evansville Blog

Despite the slow state of the economy, the Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau has scheduled more events this year than it had in 2007.
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Authorities are responding this afternoon to a hold-up at a Southeast Side bank.
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Travelers planning to fly into or out of Evansville Regional Airport later today may experience delays if they are coming from or going to airports in the eastern half of the nation, including Chicago’s O’Hare and Midway airports.
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Southbound traffic on U.S. 41 is restricted to one lane because of a broken-down semi-truck.
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St. Mary’s Breast Center and St. Mary’s Cancer Center will offering free mammograms to women between the ages of 40 and 90 who have limited income, are elderly or are without insurance.
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From the outside, it's not immediately obvious that a vaulted, hexagonal great room forms the core of this home. Wings on two sides extend like welcoming arms to partially enclose the attractive entry courtyard that fills the wide space between the brick veneer columns and the vaulted, double-door entry.
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My crew and I were in historic Williamsburg, Va., for the taping of three episodes of "GardenSMART." In one particular show, our purpose was to feature gardens and gardening practices from the 1700s. To the casual observer, the look of those historic gardens may have appeared very similar to what we see today. But gardening was quite different back then, and it didn't take long to learn just how challenging it was to even bring a garden to harvest in those days.
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The only thing we can really count on in life is change. When the challenges come hard and fast, it's time to get back to basics. That's why households everywhere are realizing that a home kitchen garden is a great idea. Not only does it offer us fresh-picked produce, it's cultivated chemical-free with no dependence on oil to get it to market. It's nature's purest gift to healthy families
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Q: I have a strange problem. I have a concrete-slab-foundation home built in the '60s. The slab floor seems to be deteriorating around my kitchen-sink cabinet. Tiles in that area won't stay fixed to it and keep popping up. There is also a crack where I notice some moisture. How can I properly prepare the area to accept new flooring that stays put? -- Mary in Florida
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Is your dining room missing something? Inject a touch of creative flair and personality to liven it up.
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