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Salvage Candy is moving into a fascinating new Evansville home. The architectural salvage shop's new location once housed Evansville's longest running funeral home.

A Southern Indiana restaurant that has served its community for nearly 18 years is preparing to close. The Red Wagon in Poseyville will serve its final meal August 30.

Honey Moon Coffee Co. started with one Evansville shop in 2016. Ten years and four locations later, they're celebrating with birthday cake-inspired treats.

Evansville is celebrating 812 Day with a free downtown block party featuring more than 20 local vendors, food trucks, live DJs, coffee, giveaways and more.

Stationery Store Day returns August 1, and Evansville's Memo Paper Goods is the only participating independent stationery store in Southern Indiana.

A longtime Newburgh favorite is preparing to close. Cricket's will host one final Bike Night before serving customers for the last time on July 18.

The new Evansville summer reading program rewards adults with pizza and kids with arcade passes for reaching reading goals.

Crafting is back! Inspired by Emily Ann Roberts, the Yeehaw Meemaw, sewing and crochet are booming. Explore Danny’s Fabric & Yarn in Glasgow, KY. This family-run shop is packed with fabric, yarn, tools, and expert help.

The owners of Evansville’s iconic year round Halloween store The Nick Nackery have announced plans to sell the business as they prepare to retire and move abroad.

A new bar is opening on Franklin Street in Evansville, and the menu includes Korean corn dogs, Tiger Fries, and other bold comfort food favorites.

A new national study ranks Indiana among the top states to start a business in 2026, pointing to lower costs and a supportive startup environment.

Pike County Chamber of Commerce kicks off unique holiday fundraiser to boost Chamber members holiday sales.