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Why is Part of Indiana’s Washington Square Mall Covered By a Black Tarp?
There have been rumblings of some construction inside Washington Square Mall, so I decided to investigate and get some answers. Washington Square Mall is Part of Indiana's History. I love to stop in Washington Square Mall for those original Noble Roman's breadsticks, and I always wish that the mall was...
Damage reported as severe storms roll through Tri-State on Sunday night
We'll have updates throughout the evening as severe weather rolls through the Tri-State on Sunday evening. 10:03 p.m.: Gibson County Sheriff's Office reports damage to trees, power lines In a social media post at 10 p.m., the Gibson County Sheriff's Office reported the following: ...
Henderson history: Klansmen from across Tri-State convened here in 1924
Henderson’s celebration of Memorial Day a century ago saw up to 20,000 members of the Ku Klux Klan – along with families and supporters − from across the Tri-State area gather at the old fairgrounds on South Green Street. An advertisement in the May 25, 1924, Gleaner...
Historic Evansville Building Will Play Host to a Paranormal Investigation for the Very First Time
Rumors of hauntings have swirled around this historic building, and for the first time ever it's about to be the subject of an investigation. The Evansville area is no stranger to legends of haunted places. Take one look at Willard Library and the legend of the Grey Lady. Arguably the Grey Lady is the most well-known haunting in the Evansville area, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of other ghost stories surrounding our city. One historic Evansville building is well-known for hosting delicious German food, and Volksfest every year, but rumors of hauntings have been swirling around this building for years. Soon this building will play host to a paranormal investigation for the first time, and hopefully, we will find out if the rumors are true.
Memorial Day services held at Locust Hill Cemetery
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – A Memorial Day Service was held at Locust Hill Cemetery in Evansville to honor those who lost their lives. Memorial Day began as a way to honor soldiers who died in the Civil War, which claimed the lives of the most U.S. military personnel in history. The first Memorial Day was […]
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