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Newburgh News and Upcoming Events
November 16, 2012
One with the River
Happy Thanksgiving
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Hello everyone,
Family and friends will be visiting this Thanksgiving weekend. We hope you will include shopping and dining in Newburgh as a special outing.
When you are ready to relax.....shop Newburgh.
Please review the info about Newburgh Celebrates Christmas. It is the first weekend in December. You will want to carve out an hour to ride the trolley and listen to tales of Christmas Past. The sidewalks will be bustling with activity. There will be characters, musicians and carolers from the 1800's. It is great fun that you will not want to miss.
If you signed up for an energy assessment with Energizing IN and have not had your assessment yet, please use this link. You can set up your time and double the amount of money from $25 to $50 a house energy assessment that Historic Newburgh, Inc. would receive. We have already received $350.00.
https://webservices.goodcents.com/PROD/Portlets/Authentication/Authenticate.aspx?ProjectID=60&ProgramID=40&GroupID=HNIX06222012
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Carol Schaefer
Executive Director
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Check out our new location at 517 W. Main Street. We are at the point across from the Pet Food Center, Heart of Newburgh, Crickets, Patton Music and the Haircare Center. We are diagonal from Titzer Funeral Home.
Historic Newburgh Celebrates Christmas
First Weekend in December
If you would like to dress in 1800's clothing and be a part of our effort to recreate Newburgh in the Victorian Era, let us know. We are looking for Carolers, Musicians and people just to walk around town to be characters in our street musical.
Contact Kate Fischer at 812-459-7955 or katefischer@fctuckeremge.com
Saturday the 1st, 10-6 and Sunday the 2nd, 12-5
Find the Elf Contest
Photos With Santa
Santa Express Trolley Tours
Sunday at 5:00
Announce the winners of the drawings for the Find The Elf Contest
and the drawing for the Wreaths
Listen to the Castle Knight Sensations
then enjoy the lighting of the town Christmas trees
We will have a shopping bus this year all day on Saturday, Dec 1
Taking you from Sharon Place to the west end of Jennings
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Thank you to our major Corportate Sponsors
All of these businesses have supported all that we do all year.
People's Trust and Savings Bank
Other big time sponsors include
Heritage Federal Credit Union
Alcoa
Romain Buick and GMC
Thank you Wasson Pioneer Realty for being a sponsor of Newburgh Celebrates Christmas
We also appreciate F. C. Tucker Emge Realtors. They have printed all of our Christmas flyers and provided for our bus bench promotion.
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Newburgh Museum Foundation, Inc.
The Museum is open Wednesday and Saturday 11-3 with free admission
You can donate items from Newburgh or money for support by contacting one of the following people:
Scott Lauderdale - Collections -812-858-9544
Lloyd Baker - Registrar - 217-778-0998
Bill Bartelt - 812-853-6136
President of the Newburgh Museum Foundation
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NEWBURGH CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE YEARS
The Newburgh Museum will be opening their new exhibit, Newburgh Celebrates Christmas Through the Years, on Saturday, November 24 and it will continue through the end of the year. Travel back to the late 1800s to see how citizens would have decorated their parlors, what toys were popular and to view vintage Santas, snowmen, ornaments and trees.
The museum, which tells the history of Newburgh from 1803 until today, is open every Wednesday and Saturday, 11-3:00 or by calling for an appointment at 853-5045. During the month of December we will also be open on Sunday noon-3:00. It is conveniently located in downtown Newburgh in Preservation Hall at the corner of State and Main Streets.
Bring the whole family for a great holiday journey through history.
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Town of Newburgh Residents - Fall Leaf Pick-up Dates
Leaf only pick-up dates:
Friday, Nov 16, 2012
Friday, Nov 30 2012
Friday, Dec 14 2012
Friday, Dec 28, 2012
Leaf and Christmas tree pick-up dates:
Friday, Jan 4, 2013
Friday, Jan 11, 2013
Other commingled yard waste will be picked up on Tuesdays as usual. |
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Blessing of the Wreaths
On November 10, many of the Newburgh merchants celebrated the "Blessing of the Wreaths." Docia Peevler, owner of the Village Knitter, read a beautiful prayer to bless each of the specially created wreaths. The wreaths are displayed in each of the businesses and from now until December 2nd and customers may enter their names for a drawing.
At 5:00 on Sunday, December 2, the names of the winners will be announced. Before the official Town of Newburgh tree lighting, the wreaths will be presented to the winners. It is a wonderful tradition!
This is the Historic Newburgh, Inc. wreath that
features our 2012 Christmas Ornament. We
encourage you to come in and sign up for the
drawing. At the same time, check out the
Rivertown Art Gallery and our HNI Gift shop.
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There will be one more Artist Salon for the year on December 4th. Come join in the Christmas spirit.
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 Warrick County Museum Holiday Events
Holiday Bazaar November 17, 2012 SPONSORED BY BOONVILLE NATIONAL BANK The Warrick County Museum kicks off its seasonal events with the annual "Holiday Bazaar" on Saturday, November 17, from 9:00 AM until 2:00 PM at the museum, located at 217 South First Street in Boonville. The $2.00 admission will allow visitors to view and buy from over 30 vendors who will have booths on both floors of the museum. Vendors will be selling food, jewely, arts and crafts, cookbooks, candles, fair-trade items, knives, Santa letters, Avon products, personalized gifts, home decor, Tastefully Simple foods, Pampered Chef products, and many other selections will be available. The Holiday Cafe will be open to serve soup and sandwiches. A raffle of items donated by vendors will be held at a later date. Raffle tickets can be purchased at the bazaar for $1.00 each or 6 tickets for $5.00. Winners will be contacted in mid December. If you are interested in being a vendor, please call the following numbers: 897-3831 or 897-3269. You can always leave a voicemail at the museum 897-3100. Festival of Trees November 17, 2012 and throughout the holiday season The Warrick County Museum will be decked out for the Christmas season with 20 Christmas trees beautifully decorated by Warrick County school children, church groups, local Girl Scout troops, and museum volunteers. Admission will be $2.00 for adults and $1.00 for school age children to cover the cost of a guided tour of the museum.
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Our HNI Gift Shop continues to flourish with Historic Newburgh t-shirts, postcards, note cards, sweatshirts, wine glasses, books by local authors and prints of some of our historic homes.
Below is our 2011
Historic Newburgh Ornament of beveled glass with an etched design of Preservation Hall. It is designed by Gerald Ulrich and created by Heather Kent and her company Tagged Designs. There are only 8 of these left and each will sell for $15.00
Our 2012 ornament is of clear acrylic with an etched design of Preservation Hall. It is also designed by Gerald Ulrich and created by Heather Kent and her company Tagged Designs. They are on sale now in the shop for $10.00 each. They will make great Christmas presents for your self, friends or family.
The people of Newburgh are "One With The River." It is part of who we are. You will enjoy wearing our new hoodie that has "One With The River" on the front and Historic Newburgh Indiana on the lower backside. It is reasonably priced at $35.00. We also have "One With The River" t-shirts for $15.00. We have them in blue and we have them in purple. 
For you golfers, we have a Sport Tek golf shirt with Historic Newburgh Indiana emblazoned on the top right. This is a great gift for a friend, family or yourself for only $30.00. I am telling you this looks great on! |
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These nice canvas bags are only $15.00 and will make a nice gift for yourself or a friend.
This artist, Christy Chang, designed sweatshirt captures the rythmn of our wrought iron fence along the Rivertown Trail and the street lights throughout Downtown. This sweatshirt is only $20.00. On the back in script it says Newburgh, Indiana. Exclusively sold in the Historic Newburgh, Inc. shop at 517 West Main Street. Our Rivertown Art Gallery is a must see. We have charcoal, acrylic, watercolor, paper collage, mosaics, mandala, trompe l'oeil, pen and ink, and oils.  |
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The Newburgh Senior Center is pleased to announce that Cindy Nord, of Newburgh, will be the first author in our new "Afternoon with an Author" Series. Cindy writes historical love stories set around the Victorian era. NO GREATER GLORY, a novel about the Civil War, is her most recent book and has earned a spot as a Romance Writers of America Golden Heart® finalist.
Please join us on Sunday, November 18, from 2-4 pm at the Newburgh Senior Center, 529 Jefferson St. Newburgh. Refreshments will be served. Please contact Colleen Martin, 812-598-8332, with any questions.
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Castle High School is full of musical talent! Here is the schedule for the Castle High School Knight Sensations.
Our choir concerts for this year are at 7 p.m. on the following Thursday evenings:
December 13, 2012
March 14, 2013
May 9, 2013
And the Castle High School musical theatre production will be How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. The show will run November 15-17 at 7 p.m. nightly.
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Historic Newburgh TV23 Magazine
Time Warner Cable Channel 23
In November we visit with Lou Dennis, one of the HNI Shop keepers. She will share some wonderful gift ideas from the Historic Newburgh, Inc Gift Shop and Art Gallery. Then we go down to the Newburgh Trolley to talk to Kate Fischer, a realtor with FC Tucker Emge. She is Chairman of the Newburgh Celebrates Christmas Dec 1 & 2. Our next stop is with Scott Lauderdale, the owner of Country Gentleman Antiques. He tells us about all the other events going on in Newburgh for the Christmas season.
The Time Warner Cable TV 23 Magazine is on every 8:00am, noon and 5:00 pm.
That is our November edition.
You won't want to miss it.
Only on Time Warner Cable Historic Newburgh TV23 Magazine
Time Warner Cable Channel 23 |
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A special opportunity came our way in spring of 2011. Time Warner Cable is producing Historic Newburgh TV23 Magazine. This is an interview show that celebrates all the different pieces and parts that make Newburgh a great place to live and visit. I always end the show with "This is one of the reasons we love Newburgh and we think you will too."
Thank you Time Warner Cable
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Cricket's offers live entertainment every Thursday evening 8-11pm and Saturday night 9pm-1am.
Friday is karaoke night starting at 9pm.
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American Legion Kapperman Post 44
November 21st Po Dunk Willies plays at 8:30 pm
Both evening events are open to the public
Bingo every Monday night provides
an opportunity to win $1,000. Bingo
calling begins at 6:30 pm.
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Edgewater Grille and LaVeranda
Don't forget they do catering on their site or at your site.
Call 812-858-2443
Enjoy our 12" brick oven pizzas for the football game. 1 free small salad with each pick up pizza order to go.
The coldest bottle beer (customers tell us all the time) buckets of domestic $11.00.
Jazz night was jazzing------ we laughed, talked and listened to great music. we even danced the night away to the Harmons and they will be back with us soon.
Bread for Sale - Edgewater has amazing delicious scrumptious eat it and love it artisen breads---European breads----- the best ingredients with no preservatives. Farmers market is over but UNCLE DOUGIE is still baking. Bread for sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Edgewater Grille. Pre orders being taken now for the holiday season. |
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The Knob Hill is open 7 days a week! Evansville Courier People's Choice voted Best Fiddlers. They offer new seasonal beers on tap from local breweries and they have some wonderful new homemade desserts.
Enjoy the cozy fireplace and the great staff.
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Other things are happening in Newburgh
There is a new eatery in town. Stop in at the southeast corner of Sharon Place. They have wraps and salads. Check out their catering menu too.
So its Friday night and you don't want to cook, but you really just want to chill at home. Try their Grab and Go menu at Vecchios. It is only on Friday nights.
Check out their new Sunday Lasagna Bake. Place the order, pick it up and enjoy a cooking free meal at home. 
Every meal is special at Cafe Arazu and you might hit it on a night when they have music!
"As some of you know, "arazu" means wish or desire, and one wish dear to our hearts is to foster the arts. Last fall we began the first Arazu Arts Fest, a weeklong display of arts and crafts punctuated by evening musical performances.
Another way we promote aspiring musical artists is to be an original music venue; we want to help local artists make their wishes come true as they play out their musical aspirations."
Music Music Music
Nov 29th - Monte Skelton and Theo Akai
The Tin Fish Music Schedule for the Month
You can put it on your calendar...every Friday and Saturday night, from 5:30-8:30 there will be music.
Nov 16 and 17 - David
Nov 23 and 24 - Jimmy B
Nov 30 and Dec 1 - Blind Dog
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9 West Jennings.
OPEN NOW!
located in old HNI office space |
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Mulberry Jeans
Coffee, teas and gifts
People come from all over the tri-state for their very own
tea party complete with refreshments and sandwiches
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Thank you to the Old Dam Community Band
for all that you do!
If you have any questions about the Old Dam Community Band or the Little Old Dam Band, you can contact Dan Schultz at danschultz@wowway.com.
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 The Ohio Township Library is so much more than a place to check out books!
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This just a reminder that we do have a wonderful bus service here in Warrick County. The WATS (Warrick Area Transit System) has a stop at Mother Teresa at Jennings and Frame, Preservation Hall at 200 State Street, and the Senior Center at the corner of 3rd and Jefferson. It will connect you to Boonville, Chandler and Evansville.
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Connect with Southern Indiana is a great program that I participated in this past year. While the deadline for application has past, if your are still interested, give them a call. Hopefully they will be able to accomodate.
It is a great way to network regionally. Even though I have lived here all my life and am tuned into what is available in Southwestern IN, I learned a lot.
I also have developed some great friendships!
This is self-nominating so go to the Connect website for the application.
Carol Schaefer
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Children's Center for Dance Education is located in Historic Newburgh, as well as Evansville and Henderson. They are a 501c(3)
Charitable Organization that offers classes for children and adults. They are a regional ballet school that was founded in 1995. They have always focused on innovative programming, artistic excellence and community outreach.
Nutcraker at Tell City High School Nov 30, Dec 1 and 2
Nutcraker at Harrison High School Dec 7, 8 and 9.
Check out their website for additional information on classes. Their
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Historic Newburgh, Inc. is a non-profit, Main Street organization dedicated to historic preservation, economic revitalization and sustainability of Downtown Newburgh.
Thank you to all who support HNI!
I ask that if you are not a member of Historic Newburgh, Inc., you consider doing so. Our organization needs members to help with our administrative costs. Some of those costs that do not get rolled into event expenses include having our Historic Newburgh brochures distributed to Southern IN hotels, paying to be represented in regional tourism publications, the cost of using Constant Contact for our e-newsletter, gas & electric bills, rent, postage, and many other expenses that go into running an organization. |
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CLICK ON THE HNI LOGO TO JOIN
OR RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP TODAY!
DOWNTOWN NEWBURGH IS
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Historic Newburgh, Inc.
Board of Directors
President - Todd Titzer
Vice-President - Kathie Bugg
Treasurer - Greg Tuck
Secretary - Beverly Schweiss
Dr. Sean Cook
Lou Dennis
Ken Hughes
Stacie Krieger
Kim Krupsaw
Lenis McClain
Lynette McClusky
Melissa McGuire
Mike Patterson
Paul Rudolph
Bill Teague
Jon Young
Jim Seibert
Randy Wheeler
Attorney - Tom Bodkin |
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THANK
YOU!
TO ALL OF OUR
HNI MEMBERS
BUSINESSES
Add-A-Bed - Murphy Bed Dealer
Abbott Communications
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5 Star Security Systems
Accent on Flowers
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Book Nook
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Bud's Farmer Market
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Mike W. Chou MD
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Colonial Classics
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Cook Orthodontics, PC
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Knob Hill Tavern
Law Office of Jonathan M. Young
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MCF Construction
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Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc
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Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
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C. Larry Rhodes Insurance
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Charter Members of Historic Newburgh, Inc.
We are so very grateful for your vision and your efforts, over 30 years ago, to create Historic Newburgh, Inc.
Anna Alfultis
Leon & Patty Althoff
Amax Coal Co
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Greg & Rita Augspurger
Mark & Ann Augspurger
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