Articles in: Health and Wellness

It takes a lot for me to trust — especially when it involves a hook in the ceiling holding a fabric hammock I’m sitting in. Yoga has long...

When the neighboring business moved out of the space at 1412 S. Green River Road, the thought of moving never occurred to Curt Jones, owner of...

Fundraising is a goal many people strive to meet each year, but may fail to accomplish. But the local organization 100 Guys Who Care looks to give...

In October 2019, a truck carrying more than 25,000 pairs of socks rolled into Evansville. Donated by Bombas, the “buy a pair, donate a pair...

There are many things that go into the completion of an Idea Home project — from architects designing the home to contractors and vendors...

Mirroring metropolitan areas across the U.S., Evansville’s healthcare sector continues to grow, with new developments popping up in all areas...

It’s been years in the making, and it is getting closer to a groundbreaking. For years, local residents and an aquatic center task force (...

Based on hundreds of detailed evaluations of dentists and professionals by their peers, the 2019 topDentists™ list includes almost 40 dentists...

In 2010, the physical therapy students in the doctorate program at the University of Evansville were itching to put their skills to use. After...

Eighteen years ago, Pat and Lori Schulz welcomed their first child, Sophie. While the pregnancy was healthy, Sophie was born without any skin on her...

Last year, Josh Gray realized he wanted to quit his job as an IT manager and open a float center in Evansville. When he called his wife Andi Hall on...

Running is more than putting one foot in front of the other; it is about the mental strength to get to the finish line. Completing a half-marathon...

Blessed with the “gift of gab” as she calls it, the passion and energy radiating off Chastity Berry-Everett is contagious. An Evansville...

In 2000, Jim Bush ran his first marathon, the Chicago Marathon, and wished Evansville could offer a similar experience, so he created a St. Patrick...

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has....

The completion of the multi-institutional health sciences building in Downtown Evansville has long been anticipated since the project first broke...

Whether at home or abroad, the world is filled with places and people to discover. Aside from the actual travel itself, there is nothing better than...

There is just something about Lori Sullivan Lofton. Her energy is palpable, her smile infectious, and she knows no boundaries when going after what...

William Wooten, MD, founded Youth First in March 1998 with just his checkbook in his back pocket. Twenty years later, the local nonprofit has placed...

Sara Rhoades wasn’t supposed to be in a soap making class — she had purchased the spot for someone else as a gift, but instead she...