Newburgh, IN

Warrick County’s annual free Thanksgiving meal is returning. Here’s how to sign up for delivery or donate food like turkeys, mashed potatoes, and green beans.

With SNAP benefits expected to halt during the shutdown, Little Free Pantries in Evansville offer no-barrier food access for families in need.

The City of Evansville and the Town of Newburgh have announced fall leaf collection schedules with bagged leaves set to be picked up through December.

Newburgh is hosting its first free community Thanksgiving dinner for residents in need and is asking for food, turkey, dessert, and monetary donations.

The Town of Newburgh has announced its official 2025 trick-or-treat hours. Families can enjoy Halloween fun safely from 4 pm to 8 pm on October 31.

Visit the Warrick Humane Society today to take home this sweet kitty, Butterscotch!

Join the 2025 Miles for Mutts 5K on October 18 to support Warrick Humane Society’s mission to help homeless animals. Register now or donate online.

Castle High School Bands are selling half pot tickets to fund their continued success in music competitions. All bands compete annually, traveling over 10,000 miles a year to bring accolades home to Warrick County.

Cleanup at Warrick Humane Society stalled after insurance withdrawal. Shelter needs gravel barrier before animals can safely return.

Test your heat tolerance at the Evansville Hot Wing Contest September 6 to benefit Daisy’s New Beginnings. Cash prizes and a police vs firefighter showdown.

Dogs, classic cars, food trucks, and crafts are coming to Friedman Park for a fun-filled day supporting Daisy’s New Beginnings, and the homeless animals in the Tri-state.

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