In line with Commerce Secretary’s 5E focus, state invites current, aspiring entrepreneurs and innovators to leverage new tool, ConnectIND, to power growth INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (June 14, 2023) — Today, Indiana Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers… Read More
MT. VERNON, Ind. (April 25, 2023) – Today, Matthew Winegar, Business teacher at North Posey Junior High School was honored as Posey County Teacher of the Year. The award was presented… Read More
Boys & Girls Club of Evansville (BGCE) current Youth of the Year, Ai’Zsoni, was named the Boys & Girls Clubs of Indiana 2023 STATE YOUTH OF THE YEAR in Indianapolis. Read More
Innovation is alive in the Evansville Region! Our economic development team met with the entrepreneurs behind Socket Shield this week – here’s the scoop! Read More
The Southwest Indiana Regional Development Authority (RDA) obligated an additional $6 million in Regional Economic + Acceleration Development Initiative (READI) grant funds toward seven transformational projects. In total, the RDA has obligated more than $41 of the $50 million in total for projects throughout the Evansville region. Read More
The Wall Street Journal Ranks Evansville, IN as the third best city for remote workers in the United States! Read More
What's the best state to start a new business? Forbes ranked the best states to start a business based on 18 key metrics across five categories. Check it out! Read More
A milestone celebration, such as a ribbon-cutting, groundbreaking, major anniversary or expansion, is an important part of your overall marketing and advertising plan and is a great way to kick off the grand opening of a business. And we're happy to help our members celebrate! Read More
The Southwest Indiana Regional Development Authority (RDA) obligated an additional $11.5 million of the $50 million total in Regional Economic + Acceleration Development Initiative (READI) grant funds to six transformational projects located throughout the Evansville Region. Since July, in total the RDA has allocated over 70% of the funds for the Evansville Region. Read More
Angel Mounds, managed by the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites, is made up of 12 earthen mounds that were used for ceremonial and residential purposes. Read More
