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Una Pizza

Una pizza is a style of thin, cracker-crust pizza closely associated with Evansville, Indiana, where the term has become a local name for the region’s distinctive version of Midwestern thin-crust pizza. Typically characterized by an extremely thin and crispy crust, toppings extending toward the edge, meat placed beneath the cheese, and pizza cut into square […]

Spankey’s Una Pizza

Spankey’s Una Pizza is a locally owned Evansville pizzeria founded by Lisa and Ryan Huck in 2011. Known for its thin, crispy Una-style pizza, the restaurant began on Evansville’s West Side before expanding to Haynie’s Corner with Spankey’s Una Cafe in 2024.

Alisha Gaddis

Alisha Gaddis is an Emmy and Grammy Award-winning actress, musician, writer, producer and author from Evansville, Indiana. A graduate of F.J. Reitz High School, Gaddis has built a career spanning television, music, theater, film and children’s entertainment. In October 2026, Gaddis was named Grand Marshal of the 105th West Side Nut Club Fall Festival Main […]

Lucious Wagner

Lucious Wagner is a former University of Evansville basketball standout and professional player who founded BlackHeart Basketball, becoming a prominent coach, trainer and mentor in the Evansville basketball community.

Austin Brooks

Austin Brooks is a former Evansville Day School basketball standout and Southern Illinois University player who became a successful high school coach, leading programs at Day School, Boonville and Reitz and winning sectional championships at both Day School and Reitz.

John Hurley

John Hurley is the longtime head football coach at Reitz Memorial High School in Evansville, Indiana. Hurley took over the Memorial football program in 2008 and has led the Tigers through one of the most successful periods in the program’s history. Under Hurley, Memorial won the 2017 IHSAA Class 3A State Championship, defeating Brebeuf Jesuit […]

Enlow Field

Enlow Field is a historic high school football and athletic stadium located at Benjamin Bosse High School on Washington Avenue in Evansville, Indiana. Opened in the 1920s and dedicated in 1926, Enlow Field has been home to generations of Evansville high school athletes and remains one of the city’s oldest active high school athletic venues. […]

Old Vanderburgh County Jail

The Old Vanderburgh County Jail, commonly known as the Old Jail, is one of Downtown Evansville’s most distinctive historic buildings. Located at 208 NW Fourth Street, directly across from the Old Vanderburgh County Courthouse, the castle-like jail and sheriff’s residence has stood in the heart of the city since 1890–91. With its stone walls, towers, […]

St. Benedict Cathedral

St. Benedict Cathedral, known locally as St. Ben’s, is a historic Evansville Catholic parish founded in 1912 and the cathedral of the Diocese of Evansville since 1999.

Hilltop Inn

Hilltop Inn is a historic West Side Evansville restaurant with roots in the nineteenth century, known for its fried brain sandwiches, traditional comfort food, and generations of local history.