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Senior writer, Evansville Living. @WKU alumnus. Hardcore @Reds and classic rock fan. Please be kind to others. jmartin@evansvilleliving.com.
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The ABCs of EVV

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Evansville is big on school spirit, as an in-progress art installation on the side of a Schalco Garage Doors building in Jacobsville makes clear. The idea initially took root in 2015, when ECHO Housing Corporation launched a community paint-by-numbers project. As proponents of community service and engagement, Schalco offered the side of its warehouse at 28 W. Indiana St. as the canvas; the east exterior wall is visible from heavily trafficked intersection of North Main and Division streets.
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The Data Centers Debate

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A panel discussion hosted by the Rotary Club of Evansville sought to cast a favorable light on data centers, which have become a lightning rod for criticism in public meetings and online forums across the country. Participants in the Aug. 4 event moderated by Evansville Regional Economic Partnership CEO Lloyd Winnecke said that, in certain circumstances and with guardrails in place, data centers would deliver construction jobs, permanent jobs, a reliable taxpaying entity, and lower utility rates.
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At Gen Con, It’s Game On

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By John Martin Verified
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I enjoy playing tabletop games like many people, but Indianapolis’ Gen Con upped the ante of my enthusiasm. A multi-day convention devoted to tabletop role-playing games only three hours away from Evansville? Sign me up. Founded in 1967 by Dungeons & Dragons co-creator Gary Gygax, Gen Con hopped between different venues before landing in Indianapolis in 2003.
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