Evansville, Indiana

Located on the scenic bend of the Ohio River, Evansville is known for its small-town feel with the perks and amenities of a big city. Evansville is the third largest city in Indiana and is a great place to live in any stage of life. Whether you are exploring downtown, catching a concert at the Ford Center, or spending the day at Mesker Park Zoo, Evansville offers something for everyone.

Evansville values education and offers three higher education institutes: University of Southern Indiana, University of Evansville, and Ivy Tech Community College. The area provides great work opportunities with large, well-established companies nearby. The city offers multiple healthcare and medical services industries for both care and employment.

Evansville is home to:

• Wesselman Woods : the largest uncut forest in the United States, with over 240 acres
• Willard Library : the oldest operating public library in the state of Indiana
• Bosse Field : the third oldest ballpark in the United States that is still in use, opened in 1915
• Angel Mounds : one of the best preserved Native American sites in North America