Dust off your golf bag and get your clubs ready; the "2015 Networking on the Greens" Golf Scramble will be held on May 15 at Champions Pointe Golf Course in Henryville. This year's event features two flights with shotgun starts at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. Lunch is between 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and appetizers will follow the second flight.  Click here to register online.

Fees are $150 per person or $540 for a foursome, which includes green fee, cart fee, two drink tickets, lunch, free putt in the putting contest sponsored by Centra Credit Union and marshmallow contest sponsored by Park Community Credit Union and gifts as you round the course. There will also be a Beat the Pro, CEO Challenge and Hole-in-One contest to win a 2015 Jeep Wrangler.

Donations are now being accepted for goodie bags and door prizes. Corporate and hole sponsorships are also still available. For more information, contact Josh Suiter at JoshS@1si.org. 

As the economic development of communities continues to go global, it is important that the voice of the Greater Louisville and Southern Indiana region be heard when it comes to national issues that directly and indirectly affect this part of the country.

As some of you are aware, Greater Louisville Inc. is bringing back its federal advocacy program this year with the reinstatement of the DC Fly-In. This year's two-day event will be held May 13th and 14th and GLI has reached out to us to see if 1si would be interested in partnering with them for this event.  

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Join fellow 1si members and staff for a Southern Indiana Night at the Bats on Friday, June 12. Game starts at 7:05.

The evening features post game fireworks, special in-game giveaways and other promotions throughout the game. Cheer on Park Community Credit Union's Tyler Mattingly as he throws the first pitch. Advanced tickets are $6 and can be purchased by calling Michael Harmon at (502) 614-4540 or email mharmon@batsbaseball.com or by completing and submitting this form.

The Nonprofit Spotlight for April is Ohio River Greenway Commission.

The Ohio River Greenway is a continuous 7.5-mile recreational corridor along the Ohio River in Jeffersonville, Clarksville, and New Albany in Floyd and Clark counties that was established in 1993. The multi-use paths within the Ohio River Greenway are utilized for recreation, non-motorized transportation, and the enjoyment of all walkers, joggers, in-line skaters, and bicyclists. The Ohio River Greenway will attract and greet visitors, provide navigational information, and improve the visitor experience. Their focus is on Planning/Building and Advocating for the Ohio River Greenway. 

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New Washington State Bank

Wednesday, April 29

9 a.m.

400 Patrol Road

Jeffersonville, IN

Thursday, the News & Tribune staff, 1si Ambassadors and local officials celebrated the newspaper's new office at  318 Pearl St. in New Albany.

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Interested in joining the Future Leaders Advisory Group?

The Future Leaders Advisory Group's mission is to help future leaders in the community to become more actively engaged in One Southern Indiana (1si) by providing a way to engage with one another, gain professional development, feedback, insight and the tools to succeed in their respective careers and community roles. This group will act as a voice for young leaders in the Southern Indiana and Louisville communities.

If you or someone in your company is interested in being a part of this new team, contact Kalisha Bass at KalishaB@1si.org.

Stop by our office at 4100 Charlestown Road in New Albany and purchase yours today.  

Proceeds from the sales of Pegasus Pins allow the Festival to provide free events to the public such as the Republic Bank Pegasus Parade and Thunder Over Louisville just to name a few. In all, over 60% of the events are free to the public.