Local coverage
Project conversations across Vanderburgh County and the Evansville area.
Coverage near Evansville shifts with independent provider availability. Each page below explains housing and site context useful to that specific community.
Newburgh
An Ohio River port since 1803, built to live close to the water.
Local planning notes →Boonville
Inland from the river, but not from southern Indiana's storm systems.
Local planning notes →Chandler
Homes built fast in a mid-1940s boom, all exposed to the same regional storms.
Local planning notes →Mount Vernon
The highest point on the Ohio between Cincinnati and Cairo -- still a working port town.
Local planning notes →Darmstadt
A farm-township community more exposed to storms than to river flooding.
Local planning notes →Haubstadt
A century-old rail-stop town within reach of the region's severe storm systems.
Local planning notes →Princeton
Gibson County's largest town, with the most roofline exposed to storm water.
Local planning notes →Fort Branch
Built on spring-fed ground where water has always moved close to the surface.
Local planning notes →