pools

Discover the joy of summer in Evansville as city pools reopen this weekend. Dive into fun-filled days of swimming and create lasting memories for the family.

Looking for a place to take a family vacation this summer? Here are 5 great family-friendly resorts you need to check out in Illinois!

There will be special themed days throughout the summer at Combest Pool. And they will come with special offers and free stuff.

Nearly 500 swimmers, ages 4 to 65+ will compete in the 2018 Evansville City Swim Meet, being held on July 14th and 15th at Garvin Park Pool.

I don't think it's too early to start thinking about summer time, and time in or at the pool! Now is also a good time to start thinking about maybe getting a summer job at one of Evansville many great public pools.

The 2016 City Swim Meet will be held this Saturday and Sunday, July 16th and 17th, at Garvin Park Pool.  All neighborhood pools, with the exception of Rochelle-Landers, will be closed both days in order for staff to help out with the Swim Meet.

If you or someone you know (such as a teenager that needs to start earning their keep) are looking for a summer job, the Evansville Department of Parks and Recreation is still seeking to fill a few lifeguard positions at all six public pools.

School is out for the summer in Evansville which means you need to find something to keep the kids occupied for the next eight weeks or so. What better way to past the time and survive the normally muggy Southern Indiana summers than with a dip in one of our public pools!

As the weather heats up...(Well hopefully), We can't wait to dip out toes, and to be honest  our whole body, into a nice cool pool! Check out some of the top places to take a dip this summer!

With the summer months approaching (and the heat already here), Tri-Staters love to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. Barbecues, vacations, sporting events and everything else under the sun can be done with blue skies above us. The only bad thing about summer (according to some) is the heat and how to cope with it. One way is find a good place to swim. With Evansville being called “the river c