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'It looks like a castle,' Whiskey brand will transform historic West Louisville building into distillery
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Von Payne Spirits founder Steven Allen has been looking for a 'home' for the brand's gothic allure and gargoyle-embellished whiskey for a couple of years. The Florida-based company searched nationwide for the perfect place to house a distillery and event space that matched the brand's "dark and sexy" nature.
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The most expensive homes sold in Owensboro this year
The most expensive homes sold in Owensboro this year. House prices have hovered near record highs for months, pushing affordability to new lows. But that hasn't stopped ultra-wealthy buyers from splashing the cash. With deep pockets and relative insulation from today's uncertain market, many affluent buyers are leaning into real...
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2025 St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway winners and live coverage
Note: the screen will appear black during commercial breaks. We’re still here!. The Dream Home will be the Westwood Hills neighborhood in the West End. It has an estimated value of $665,000 and offers an estimated 2,700 square feet, with 3 bedrooms and 3½ bathrooms. Timothy Hodge from...
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Beshear joins officials to dedicate new homes for tornado survivors in Princeton, Mayfield
MAYFIELD, Ky., (KBSI) — Gov. Andy Beshear joined local leaders and representatives of The Hope Initiative on Tuesday to present keys to new homes in Princeton and Mayfield for families who lost their houses in the December 2021 tornadoes. “After such heartbreak and loss, today is a day of...
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Evansville church donates over 100k to low-income housing project
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — It’s been nearly a year since Zion Evangelical United Church of Christ closed its doors, and yet the congregation is still finding ways to serve its community. “We know the church is more than a building,” longtime member Michele Daum said. “We know what happens in the church and the people […]
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Future of Evansville's old YMCA could be a wrecking ball after setback
EVANSVILLE — Stopped cold in its bid for a charitable use property tax break for Evansville's former YMCA building downtown, Indiana Landmarks says demolition of the venerable old structure is a real possibility. The statewide nonprofit historic preservation group and the YMCA of Southwestern Indiana made a deal in fall 2023 for the former to retain property title to the building at Sixth and Court streets for two years while Landmarks worked to find a new owner. There have been serious talks with developers and buzz about potential affordable housing units in the familiar old red brick and limestone downtown building, and the two years was recently extended one more — but the right combination of tax credits and other funding sources hasn't materialized. Not yet, anyway. But Landmarks has a more immediate problem. The Indianapolis-based nonprofit in August lost an appeal to the Vanderburgh County Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals , commonly known as PTABOA. The group was asking the three-member PTABOA to reverse the county assessor's original 2024 decision not to grant the property tax exemption, even as Landmarks admitted it had inadvertently missed a deadline to appeal. Landmarks now anticipates making an appeal to the Indiana
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The Underrated Town In Indiana Where $175K Still Buys You A Home
Imagine a place where your home-buying dreams don’t require winning the lottery or inheriting a fortune from a long-lost relative. Evansville, Indiana stands as that rare financial oasis where the American dream of homeownership remains refreshingly within reach. Tucked into the southwestern corner of Indiana where the Ohio River...
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TARC enters negotiations with west Louisville group to sell Nia Center
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — West Louisville's Nia Center may soon be sold to a community nonprofit if negotiations succeed. On Tuesday, the Transit Authority of the River City (TARC) announced it had entered an exclusive negotiation period with the West Louisville Dream Team over the small business hub's sale. "The...
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Owensboro buys big. 121 acres targeted for industrial expansion
OWENSBORO, Ky. — The City of Owensboro is poised to purchase a 121-acre tract of land on its west side, a move the city says will bolster economic growth and job creation. The property, set to become the city’s largest publicly controlled industrial site, with approval from the Owensboro Board of Commissioners on Tuesday.
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Owensboro leaders finalize Massie property purchase agreement
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2 Tennessee public buildings rank in top 100 ugliest in the U.S.
Www.wkrn.com – Pat O’Donnell – 2025-08-17 06:00:00. SUMMARY: A survey by the New Jersey Real Estate Network, involving 3,012 participants, ranked the top 100 ugliest public buildings in the U.S. Tennessee had two entries: Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum ranked 46th, criticized for its 1961 mid-century blocky design catering more to capacity than aesthetics. The Nashville Metro Courthouse barely made the list at 100, noted for its grand but stern, classical style. Kentucky’s Owensboro City Hall was 44th, while Alabama had five entries, the most by any state. The survey’s top ugliest public building was Flint’s Municipal Center in Michigan. Many listed buildings were courthouses or judicial centers.
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City commission looks at ‘clutter’ and SportsPlex rates and other activity during Tuesday meeting
City commission will revisit new clutter regulation proposals at a future work session. The city of Henderson plans to revisit its regulations surrounding clutter in a future work session. At the city commission’s Tuesday regular meeting, City Attorney Dawn Kelsey and Codes Administrator Steve Davis detailed language in the current...
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Owensboro leaders finalize Massie property purchase agreement
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE)– The City of Owensboro and the Greater Owensboro Economic Development Corporation (GOEDC) are moving forward with the acquisition of the Massie Property. It may just be a cornfield for now, but city leaders see it differently. Leaders say that’s the 121-acre tract poised to become the...
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Huntingburg seeking to resolve Dairyland property issues
Huntingburg may see some movement on the former Dairyland gas station at 802 N. Main St. that has sat vacant for many years. Planning Director Paul Lake said that he had planned on having an onsite meeting with the property owner Thursday at 10 a.m. to inspect the buildings, but that meeting had been rescheduled.