@@mrtommy8875the downtown is really nice? Last time I was there the downtown was a ghost town after 5 pm. All the action was around the casino. North of the Lloyd was ok.
I moved to E'ville in 1973 - I find it affordable and safe. If I want to go to a larger metropolitan area - it's a 2-3 hour drive, not bad. Our house in another city would be about double. I can find about anything I want here. There are two good colleges here, I graduated from USI.
Was very cool to see a clip of my hometown of Mount Vernon in this video. I spent my growing up years there and I can tell you that I grew to despise Evansville because of how close it was to Mount Vernon. Concerning Evansville, one of the worst things is how the local government officials try to promote the city as if it were Louisville or Indy. Just not sure that Evansville can reach that level, Another issue is getting around the city. I can still remember when US 41 was upgraded through Evansville to a four lane highway back in the early 70's. Instead of making it an interstate grade highway, they cut corners and put in stoplights at most of the major intersections hence the nickname "Stoplight City." When work began on a better east-west route through town in the 1980's and 90's, the same mistake was made with not making the route a full interstate grade freeway and adding stoplights at odd locations. It has gotten better but is still messed up. There are a number of attractions in the area that are pretty interesting - Angel Mounds, The LST exhibit, W Franklin St, The Evansville Museum and Wesselman Woods. A good day trip would be a visit to New Harmony, Newburgh, Vincennes along with Holiday World and Lincoln National Boyhood Memorial. One good factor is that Evansville has a relatively low cost of living.
My two adult daughters live in Evansville. I live there for a year in the mid nineties and couldn’t stand it. I’m originally from N. California so what do you expect. I will tell you this that raising a family it’s an excellent place. It’s NOT a singles person place at all unless your were born on a farm.
I live in Louisville (which is not vile at all), and I have often traveled to Evansville for enjoyment. There are several nice museums, and a beautiful riverfront. And the zoo is wonderful.
I just moved here last year things seem to be good for me so far , After living in Las Vegas this is a lot better for me. and cheaper cost of living . everything is here dont have to go far that is one of the reasons that brought me here ~ just have to learn how to deal with each issue if one appears ~ There is really no place that will be perfect its all about how you adapt ~
I'm in Las Vegas now and investing in Evansville. Dry heat is still better then humidity. Mosquitos love me. What was the stark difference between Vegas for you when you got to Evansville? What do you miss?
@@jennifersilletto179 Its nice here so far moved here last year from Vegas after 32 years of it. Im originally from Boston so i know how the weather can be but its not bad in the winter , gets a little cold off and on little snow we had last year twice one inch each time was kinda nice to see it im retired now so i just stay in if the weather acts up car in garage its good ... the humidity gets high in the summer for a while but then it drops just have to dress light still better than the 100 temps.. where you cant even go out , Evansville has just about everything you need stores and businesses medical you name it they got it all. there is a new casino i havent been there but look nice in the pictures. houses here are so much cheaper than Las Vegas there is actually a house for sale right next to me just went on the market for 129 with a pool . cant beat that price needs some work inside and out but nothing major im up on the north side of the city its more quiet up here the west side is a little shady i dont go near there its more the north side in Vegas. , The east and north sides are the best and everything is close by Check more on it if you thinking of moving its been a good choice for me so far.. people are friendly little more culture here than Vegas mostly everyone here is from here where Vegas everyone is from another place , i have met two other people that are from Vegas , people are moving and relocating because of the high cost of living rents are lower just depends what you are looking for. even to rent a house is a lot lower ...hope this helps. If you need more information let me know Happy to help....
Born in Evansville, Indiana 1990 Saint Mary's hospital. Had a awesome childhood growing up there. Went to Culver Elementary, Glennwood Middle School, Bosse High School and Harrison High School. Then moved to Seattle, WA in 2009 and enrolled into a High School there. I do miss Evansville except for the low minimum wage. Used to make $4 an hour as a teenager while at Harrison High School.
One very bad thing about Evansville, Indiana is the never ending man made by the water department and natural street pot holes. Almost no street that you can drive on that you don"t have to dodge pot holes or you will knock your car out of alignment. Good for the companies who do car repair or finance car purchases but bad on your bank account! Pot hole are almost never fixed correctly so after time they get larger. Some areas of town the pot holes are so large you have to avoid driving a city block just to miss them. We have went through Republican and now Democratic mayors and neither one seem to get the job done with fixing the streets!!! Building a building in downtown seems to be more important than keeping us and our vehicles safe! This nonsense is fine for selling new cars and loans or repair shops, for selling big size cars that don"t feel the pot hole but not for everyone else!!! Evansville, Indiana = Pot Hole City Indiana!!!
OMG I lived in Vincennes, and on the weekends, we'd go "to the big city" of Evansville for fun..because Vincennes closes at high noon monday-sunday. Some weekends we 'mix it up' and to Terrible Haute, city of 4 million stop lights.
Also, drivers don't respect the posted speed limits in Evansville. A lot of people love driving 15 mph over the speed limit. I've lived here for about a year and I've only ever seen someone get pulled over once or twice for speeding. What's the point of having speed limits if they're not obeyed or even enforced?
These dont seem like 5 reasons to not more here. These are problems in just about every city, anywhere. Evansville is the 3rd largest city in Indiana. If you dont find that out while researching to move here, then thats your problem. I would say a reason to not move here would be the crime. Yes, its everywhere. But it happens more in the bigger cities, again we're the 3rd largest in Indiana. 🤷♀️
Welcome to our channel! We actually love living in the Evansville, Indiana area! You’re right, all of these are pretty normal, but we’re always looking for fun ways to help people find our content! Thanks for watching! 🎉
What I hate about Evansville. The stink bugs drive me insane My water bill is around $150 every month which is asinine. Especially when the stench downtown is still there There are no homes for rent under $2000 a month The crime rates have gone up. My car has been broken into, my things stolen. People are now getting murdered left and right Its just getting old. Ive been here for maybe 10 years and im just about done with it. Lol The people aren't that bad, there's some cool stuff like the fall fest and Franklin Street is cool. The skatepark, the airport we can't take for granted. There's a bunch of work for tradesman.
Just moved from Vegas traffic never stops 24 hours takes so long to get anywhere this is nothing compared to there just have to learn the backways and short cuts its helped me a lot here ~
Evansville has changed a lot from when I grew up in the city. I live in Ohio now. Evansville is not cut off from everything I have lived in multiple towns that are towns like Lesterville,MO and Dothan,AL those are seriously cut off. Evansville is actually in the middle of everything especially if you like the night life. Louisville is 2 hours away, St. Louis is 2 and a half hours away, Indianapolis is 4 hours away, Cincinnati is 5 hours away, Nashville is 3 hours away and Evansville does have a pretty good nightlife downtown real good The casino, Adult entertainment that whole strip is booming. But the city is pretty cool.
oh well I can’t be upset at that . This is a wonderful place to live if your family has already been here for sometime, but I can’t imagine it’s very welcoming to someone just looking to start somewhere new
As someone who has lived here for nearly 60 years I can attest to what you are saying as far as the bugs and the heat yes, it's bad you get used to it as for traffic I suppose you could always live someplace where the roads are less congested, such as, oh I don't know, Los Angeles? They have good traffic flow, right? Evansville has always had a lot of watering holes and that includes places for the LGBTQ folks to get their freak on as well we ain't as backwards as people would like to believe what we don't have is daily riots, buildings being burned to the ground every other week, rampant crime and violence yes we have crime and violence but not constantly when I was a kid, Haynies corner was nothing but hookers and addicts They have done a nice job of cleaning it up Back then you could swim in the Ohio to cool off, and we did We fished in it too Today I wouldn't go near it One thing you forgot to mention is that there are parts of the city where the centuries old sewer pipes have finally given out and much of those areas now smell like crap..literally Isolation? Have you looked at the Lloyd between Evansville and Newburgh lately? Non stop construction Soon Evansville will just swallow Newburgh up like they've been trying to do ever since I was a kid We used to have corn fields as far as the eye could see Now there are for sale and coming soon signs and nary a corn stalk in sight Yes, we're laid back Since when did that become a bad thing?
This is an entirely unrealistic "reasons not to move to Evansville"... As someone that grew up in Evansville, moved away, and came back, there are some reasons to/not to move here. Pros: Affordable, friendly, big city with that small-town feel. Central to so many places (1-3hr drive). Cons: Crime has slowly been on the rise. Jobs pay substantially below the national average. Limited industry. Not a lot for kids/teens.
Thanks for commenting! I agree, the “cons” aren’t really realistic, which is the point of this video! We do hear these complaints from time to time, but the “theme” of this video has been great for growing our channel and helping more people find us as real estate agents in the Evansville area! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! ✨🏡
I grew up in Evansville, and found it mind-numbingly parochial and boring. I would never recommend it as a place to live. To exist, maybe. But not to live.
@@REALTORkendra -- I really don't think about cities that way, they are too complicated.. I've traveled around the world and there things that I like and dislike about most cities. I live in NYC, which I do love, but of course it has its downsides too.
I think it has a lot to do with your stage of life too. I’ve lived all over the world … including two years in Bangkok . I’ve been to Evansville a couple times and the pace really appeals to me 🤷🏻♂️
Who cares? We know what she meant. Misspelled words of today are no different than all the over used acronyms that sometimes leave you clueless of what they meant.
But the West Side Nut Club does an amazing job giving back to our community! Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been donated to charity in the past year! Amazing.
@inconnu3996 hey cupcakes i dont care if its the biggest fest in america. In reality it is a fat fest,but i have to give the west side nut club and constituency high praise for the good charity work they do . Case closed
@@Neil-ht8fvfun fact, Mooresville has less than 10k people living there, Evansville has around 115k! Although Evansville isn’t as fast pace as bigger cities such as Indianapolis, it’s the third largest city in Indiana! 🎉
There is not much here in evansville indiana. Just a few wall marts ,lowes,and home depot. The freeway system is constantly worked on year round and it is terribly inefficient . The down town area is tight and restricted in adequate parking for businesses and public patrons just ridiculous. Ask any 18 wheel driver from coast to coast and they will tell you to avoid evansville indiana,better known as stop light city,and that's a fact,you will see. The crime task force is not large enough to handle the criminal load and there are shootings at least two times a month or more,and dead bodies turn up on a consistent basis through the year. There is alot of meth abuse and trafficking due to local cyndicated distribution. I only go into town to Wal-Mart or Sam's. I like the exstream west end of evansville,its like pleasant country side with scattered small german townships and communities. They spent all of their there money on ww2 monuments to planes and navy vessels. I mean that is fine but so many aspects of the essentials of effective and efficient roads have taken a last place priority ad compared to city riverfront and beautification projects,and there is no parking. Personally i would not want to be in evansville if there was a major emergency evacuation effort. I think it would be a major failure. It is the states southern most city and a gate way to the south.
Evansville at one time had a strong proud heritage of racial segregation and division. A strong hold if the kkk in the past,but i think all of the cross burners and sheet wearers finaly died off with the changeing of the times.
hey did you know that San Francisco had a vigilance committee that used to hunt down Chinese immigrants? Or that New York mobs used to hang black people from light posts back in the 1800s? Or how about the zoot suit wars of the 1930's in good old Los Angeles? Every city has it's skeletons You should try rattling a different set of bones, your tune is getting old
What do you think? Does Evansville sound all that bad?
The downtown is actually really nice.
@@mrtommy8875 We think so, too! Lots of great restaurants, nightlife, and events to attend!
@@mrtommy8875the downtown is really nice? Last time I was there the downtown was a ghost town after 5 pm. All the action was around the casino. North of the Lloyd was ok.
@@kevinkrichie it’s changed bro 😎
Evansville is home to me.
I moved to E'ville in 1973 - I find it affordable and safe. If I want to go to a larger metropolitan area - it's a 2-3 hour drive, not bad. Our house in another city would be about double. I can find about anything I want here. There are two good colleges here, I graduated from USI.
@@annieh5479 Thanks so much for your input! We agree! ✨
Born in Evansville, Deaconess Hospital, 1964. Used to hunt, fish, trap. Live in Phoenix, Az. For 40 years. I miss Evansville.
Give us a call if you ever decide to make the move back. We’d love to help!
@REALTORkendra what services do you provide to help find housing?
Was very cool to see a clip of my hometown of Mount Vernon in this video. I spent my growing up years there and I can tell you that I grew to despise Evansville because of how close it was to Mount Vernon. Concerning Evansville, one of the worst things is how the local government officials try to promote the city as if it were Louisville or Indy. Just not sure that Evansville can reach that level, Another issue is getting around the city. I can still remember when US 41 was upgraded through Evansville to a four lane highway back in the early 70's. Instead of making it an interstate grade highway, they cut corners and put in stoplights at most of the major intersections hence the nickname "Stoplight City." When work began on a better east-west route through town in the 1980's and 90's, the same mistake was made with not making the route a full interstate grade freeway and adding stoplights at odd locations. It has gotten better but is still messed up.
There are a number of attractions in the area that are pretty interesting - Angel Mounds, The LST exhibit, W Franklin St, The Evansville Museum and Wesselman Woods. A good day trip would be a visit to New Harmony, Newburgh, Vincennes along with Holiday World and Lincoln National Boyhood Memorial. One good factor is that Evansville has a relatively low cost of living.
I moved here in April 2023 and i love it here❤😊
We are so glad you’re here! ✨
My two adult daughters live in Evansville. I live there for a year in the mid nineties and couldn’t stand it. I’m originally from N. California so what do you expect.
I will tell you this that raising a family it’s an excellent place. It’s NOT a singles person place at all unless your were born on a farm.
Im sure that’s a big change from California to Evansville! Thanks for commenting!
I live in Louisville (which is not vile at all), and I have often traveled to Evansville for enjoyment. There are several nice museums, and a beautiful riverfront. And the zoo is wonderful.
There’s definitely lots of great things to do!
Love to hear that you enjoy visiting the area!
I just moved here last year things seem to be good for me so far , After living in Las Vegas this is a lot better for me. and cheaper cost of living . everything is here dont have to go far that is one of the reasons that brought me here ~ just have to learn how to deal with each issue if one appears ~ There is really no place that will be perfect its all about how you adapt ~
Yes! That’s such a great point! Welcome! We’re glad you like it here! ✨
I'm in Las Vegas now and investing in Evansville. Dry heat is still better then humidity. Mosquitos love me. What was the stark difference between Vegas for you when you got to Evansville? What do you miss?
@@jennifersilletto179 Its nice here so far moved here last year from Vegas after 32 years of it. Im originally from Boston so i know how the weather can be but its not bad in the winter , gets a little cold off and on little snow we had last year twice one inch each time was kinda nice to see it im retired now so i just stay in if the weather acts up car in garage its good ... the humidity gets high in the summer for a while but then it drops just have to dress light still better than the 100 temps.. where you cant even go out , Evansville has just about everything you need stores and businesses medical you name it they got it all. there is a new casino i havent been there but look nice in the pictures. houses here are so much cheaper than Las Vegas there is actually a house for sale right next to me just went on the market for 129 with a pool . cant beat that price needs some work inside and out but nothing major im up on the north side of the city its more quiet up here the west side is a little shady i dont go near there its more the north side in Vegas. , The east and north sides are the best and everything is close by Check more on it if you thinking of moving its been a good choice for me so far.. people are friendly little more culture here than Vegas mostly everyone here is from here where Vegas everyone is from another place , i have met two other people that are from Vegas , people are moving and relocating because of the high cost of living rents are lower just depends what you are looking for. even to rent a house is a lot lower ...hope this helps. If you need more information let me know Happy to help....
E-ville is better than "Living" in Terre Haute, IN I assure you.
We’d love to help you make the move to Evansville!
I remember Angel Mounds.
@@cebusam7545fun fact, Angel Mounds was named after Shaun’s ancestors!
Born in Evansville, Indiana 1990 Saint Mary's hospital. Had a awesome childhood growing up there. Went to Culver Elementary, Glennwood Middle School, Bosse High School and Harrison High School. Then moved to Seattle, WA in 2009 and enrolled into a High School there. I do miss Evansville except for the low minimum wage. Used to make $4 an hour as a teenager while at Harrison High School.
Thankfully, the minimum wage has risen since then. Thanks for watching!
Evansville is actually a really cool city
We think so, too! 🎉
New here and im enjoying it after living in Vegas the fast living just gets too much and the cost of living there forget about it ~
@@joedevitto6113 welcome! So glad you’re enjoying it!
One very bad thing about Evansville, Indiana is the never ending man made by the water department and natural street pot holes. Almost no street that you can drive on that you don"t have to dodge pot holes or you will knock your car out of alignment. Good for the companies who do car repair or finance car purchases but bad on your bank account! Pot hole are almost never fixed correctly so after time they get larger. Some areas of town the pot holes are so large you have to avoid driving a city block just to miss them. We have went through Republican and now Democratic mayors and neither one seem to get the job done with fixing the streets!!! Building a building in downtown seems to be more important than keeping us and our vehicles safe! This nonsense is fine for selling new cars and loans or repair shops, for selling big size cars that don"t feel the pot hole but not for everyone else!!!
Evansville, Indiana = Pot Hole City Indiana!!!
You should see the collection of traffic cones on the Lloyd expressway currently! We all dream of an expressway with no orange cones! 😍😴
West Virssippi (aka Indiana) is a 3rd world state. From top to bottom....SHEEEEEYIT HOLE!!!
OMG I lived in Vincennes, and on the weekends, we'd go "to the big city" of Evansville for fun..because Vincennes closes at high noon monday-sunday. Some weekends we 'mix it up' and to Terrible Haute, city of 4 million stop lights.
There’s quite a variety of towns in Indiana, that’s for sure! Thanks for commenting!
Also, drivers don't respect the posted speed limits in Evansville. A lot of people love driving 15 mph over the speed limit. I've lived here for about a year and I've only ever seen someone get pulled over once or twice for speeding. What's the point of having speed limits if they're not obeyed or even enforced?
These dont seem like 5 reasons to not more here. These are problems in just about every city, anywhere. Evansville is the 3rd largest city in Indiana. If you dont find that out while researching to move here, then thats your problem. I would say a reason to not move here would be the crime. Yes, its everywhere. But it happens more in the bigger cities, again we're the 3rd largest in Indiana. 🤷♀️
Welcome to our channel! We actually love living in the Evansville, Indiana area! You’re right, all of these are pretty normal, but we’re always looking for fun ways to help people find our content! Thanks for watching! 🎉
What I hate about Evansville.
The stink bugs drive me insane
My water bill is around $150 every month which is asinine. Especially when the stench downtown is still there
There are no homes for rent under $2000 a month
The crime rates have gone up. My car has been broken into, my things stolen. People are now getting murdered left and right
Its just getting old. Ive been here for maybe 10 years and im just about done with it. Lol
The people aren't that bad, there's some cool stuff like the fall fest and Franklin Street is cool. The skatepark, the airport we can't take for granted. There's a bunch of work for tradesman.
Been here forty years Evansville is a weird place almost like the twilight zone
But we have some good fishing spots! Right?! 🎣
No I go to patoka or Kentucky lake on my days off
@@fishinginindiana1904 we love spending time at Barkley, too!
Nailed it!
Thank you!
My dad said that the only things that you can do in Evansville is cheat on your wife or drink, he did both.
We cover all sorts of fun things to do in Evansville!
@@Neil-ht8fv I’m positive those two topics have never been covered. However, we cover lots of other things to do in our area! 🙂
No that is not true. there is a lot to do here just depends on your interests
We agree! Stay tuned as we cover more things to do each week! :)
Sounds great
Traffic is everywhere. Not just here.
Very true!
Just moved from Vegas traffic never stops 24 hours takes so long to get anywhere this is nothing compared to there just have to learn the backways and short cuts its helped me a lot here ~
@@joedevitto6113yes! Backroads are so helpful! We have traffic, but not like some of the bigger cities.
Evansville has changed a lot from when I grew up in the city. I live in Ohio now. Evansville is not cut off from everything I have lived in multiple towns that are towns like Lesterville,MO and Dothan,AL those are seriously cut off. Evansville is actually in the middle of everything especially if you like the night life. Louisville is 2 hours away, St. Louis is 2 and a half hours away, Indianapolis is 4 hours away, Cincinnati is 5 hours away, Nashville is 3 hours away and Evansville does have a pretty good nightlife downtown real good The casino, Adult entertainment that whole strip is booming. But the city is pretty cool.
Evansville is definitely located in a great area to have access to many big cities!
@@carlosrogers4873 anyone go to Castle high school, Howard Roosa,
it sounds like you actually like it here
We really do! But as real estate agents in Southwestern, Indiana, we want to showcase what it’s like living here!
oh well I can’t be upset at that . This is a wonderful place to live if your family has already been here for sometime, but I can’t imagine it’s very welcoming to someone just looking to start somewhere new
As someone who has lived here for nearly 60 years I can attest to what you are saying as far as the bugs and the heat
yes, it's bad
you get used to it
as for traffic I suppose you could always live someplace where the roads are less congested, such as, oh I don't know, Los Angeles?
They have good traffic flow, right?
Evansville has always had a lot of watering holes and that includes places for the LGBTQ folks to get their freak on as well
we ain't as backwards as people would like to believe
what we don't have is daily riots, buildings being burned to the ground every other week, rampant crime and violence
yes we have crime and violence but not constantly
when I was a kid, Haynies corner was nothing but hookers and addicts
They have done a nice job of cleaning it up
Back then you could swim in the Ohio to cool off, and we did
We fished in it too
Today I wouldn't go near it
One thing you forgot to mention is that there are parts of the city where the centuries old sewer pipes have finally given out and much of those areas now smell like crap..literally
Isolation?
Have you looked at the Lloyd between Evansville and Newburgh lately?
Non stop construction
Soon Evansville will just swallow Newburgh up like they've been trying to do ever since I was a kid
We used to have corn fields as far as the eye could see
Now there are for sale and coming soon signs and nary a corn stalk in sight
Yes, we're laid back
Since when did that become a bad thing?
There's always Owensboro, the BBQ Capital of the World!
Yes! Owensboro is a quick drive and offers several things to do!
This is an entirely unrealistic "reasons not to move to Evansville"... As someone that grew up in Evansville, moved away, and came back, there are some reasons to/not to move here.
Pros: Affordable, friendly, big city with that small-town feel. Central to so many places (1-3hr drive).
Cons: Crime has slowly been on the rise. Jobs pay substantially below the national average. Limited industry. Not a lot for kids/teens.
Thanks for commenting! I agree, the “cons” aren’t really realistic, which is the point of this video! We do hear these complaints from time to time, but the “theme” of this video has been great for growing our channel and helping more people find us as real estate agents in the Evansville area! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! ✨🏡
Better call Paul!
@@LivingInFortWayne he’s pretty awesome!
You come here on vacation, leave here on probation.
Whew! I hope not. Hopefully our TH-cam channel will help those that may be at risk, find things to do! 😉
Listen up America - raise your standards. In everything.
Like the real estate agent you hire! 😊
Indiana
@@LivingInFortWayneyes!
i like the frog follies
That’s definitely a great event to attend each year! It’s amazing how many people it brings to our area! ✨
KKK history? Pls get into it
I grew up in Evansville, and found it mind-numbingly parochial and boring. I would never recommend it as a place to live. To exist, maybe. But not to live.
What is your dream city?
@@REALTORkendra -- I really don't think about cities that way, they are too complicated.. I've traveled around the world and there things that I like and dislike about most cities. I live in NYC, which I do love, but of course it has its downsides too.
@@jheathcott whew! Yes, NYC is a lot faster pace than Evansville, for sure!
Thanks for commenting!
I think it has a lot to do with your stage of life too. I’ve lived all over the world … including two years in Bangkok . I’ve been to Evansville a couple times and the pace really appeals to me 🤷🏻♂️
@@bangkapihappy8295great input! Thanks for sharing!
French Lick? Isn’t that the home town of the Great Larry Bird?
@@CJG-bk4bk yes! You are correct! 🏀🏆
Quite a few jobs also.
Yes! Very true. There’s a wide variety of jobs in the Evansville area!
You misspelled Louisville
She damn sure said it right.
Who cares? We know what she meant. Misspelled words of today are no different than all the over used acronyms that sometimes leave you clueless of what they meant.
@blown503 She is presenting a profession video. Might want to use spell check.
Thank you for pointing that out! We'll do better in the future to catch any spelling errors.
Thanks for watching!
I’ll make sure to use spell check on all of my professional videos, in the future! 😃
Lived there and its the most backward and boring place ever.
We have a lot of fun selling real estate! 🎉🏡
The elderly walk in groups of 30 or more people at a time downtown. Whats dies that tell you about the safety of citizens.
Oh goodness, I’ve never seen that before! Thanks for commenting! ✨🏡
The west side nut clubs fall fest is one of the biggest junk food fat fest in america.
But the West Side Nut Club does an amazing job giving back to our community! Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been donated to charity in the past year! Amazing.
it's the SECOND biggest, right behind Mardi Gras
if you're gonna talk it down, get it right, cupcake
@inconnu3996 hey cupcakes i dont care if its the biggest fest in america. In reality it is a fat fest,but i have to give the west side nut club and constituency high praise for the good charity work they do . Case closed
Since I moved here I have more spider bites and it is a boring place to live
Oh goodness! We love our friends at SWAT pest. You may want to give them a call!
@@Neil-ht8fvfun fact, Mooresville has less than 10k people living there, Evansville has around 115k! Although Evansville isn’t as fast pace as bigger cities such as Indianapolis, it’s the third largest city in Indiana! 🎉
There is not much here in evansville indiana. Just a few wall marts ,lowes,and home depot. The freeway system is constantly worked on year round and it is terribly inefficient . The down town area is tight and restricted in adequate parking for businesses and public patrons just ridiculous. Ask any 18 wheel driver from coast to coast and they will tell you to avoid evansville indiana,better known as stop light city,and that's a fact,you will see. The crime task force is not large enough to handle the criminal load and there are shootings at least two times a month or more,and dead bodies turn up on a consistent basis through the year. There is alot of meth abuse and trafficking due to local cyndicated distribution. I only go into town to Wal-Mart or Sam's. I like the exstream west end of evansville,its like pleasant country side with scattered small german townships and communities. They spent all of their there money on ww2 monuments to planes and navy vessels. I mean that is fine but so many aspects of the essentials of effective and efficient roads have taken a last place priority ad compared to city riverfront and beautification projects,and there is no parking. Personally i would not want to be in evansville if there was a major emergency evacuation effort. I think it would be a major failure. It is the states southern most city and a gate way to the south.
Evansville at one time had a strong proud heritage of racial segregation and division. A strong hold if the kkk in the past,but i think all of the cross burners and sheet wearers finaly died off with the changeing of the times.
hey did you know that San Francisco had a vigilance committee that used to hunt down Chinese immigrants?
Or that New York mobs used to hang black people from light posts back in the 1800s?
Or how about the zoot suit wars of the 1930's in good old Los Angeles?
Every city has it's skeletons
You should try rattling a different set of bones, your tune is getting old