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Newburgh News and Upcoming Events
July 5, 2013
One with the River
Happy Birthday Warrick County
200 years old April 1, 2013!
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Hello everyone,
Nothing like an old fashion Independence Day event to remind you 1. That it is great to be an American 2. That we live in a wonderful community 3. That family and friends are the glue that holds us all together.
Thank you to everyone that helped make this one so special!
We are beginning the second half of our year with a call-out for volunteers.
*Historic Newburgh Farmers Market - someone to sit at our tent during the market - sell t-shirts
*Historic Newburgh Community Theatre - actors/actresses and stage hands
*Historic Newburgh Visitor Center, Art Gallery and Shop - receptionist, shopkeeper
*Ghost Walks - guides and actors/actresses to be ghosts
*Newburgh Celebrates Christms - people willing to dress in period costume
The Old Dam Blues & Bar-B-Q Festival will be held Saturday, August 10th at the Old Lock and Dam Park. There will be 6 blues acts, Bar-B-Q cooked on site, and a bierstube sponsored by Cricket's Bar & Grill. More to come on this event in our next issue on July 19th.
By the way, the donation of a vacuum cleaner would be nice. Ours may be classified as historic and has a wheel falling off. If you have an extra, we would be ever so grateful for the donation.
Carol Schaefer
Executive Director
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Casting Call for
 Historic Newburgh Community TheatreThe Unexplained by Alfred Hitchcock
The setting is in a Victorian Pub at the turn of the century in London. There will be a group psychic reading providing clues to the identity of the murderer, the motive and the weapon followed by a 20 minute intermission when the audience members will cast their secret ballots. After the intermission a se'ance will be held when the murderer, motive and weapon will be revealed.
Characters:
Eddie - An aristocratic, cunning Victorian gentleman
Arthur - An extremely intelligent man who is a renowned British mystery writer and a brilliant detective who Scotland Yard greatly respects
Monty - A boy's schoolmaster, who loves to play cricket; he is argumentative and has a history of family mental illness.
Eleanor - An older, frustrated midwife who is self-righteous.
Dr. Lees - He is a spiritualist and psychic who claims to know the future
Mary, Lizzie, and Catherine - Unfortunate creatures of an unjust and decayed Victorian social system that has forced all three women to become known as "Ladies of the Evening".
left click on the link above
Submit applications by July 13th to
Historic Newburgh, Inc. at 517 West Main Street
Auditions, Saturday, July 20th in the
Diamond Room at Central Library on Bell Road 9:30 am until finished - but no later than 4:30 pm
Audition callbacks, if needed, will be Saturday, July 27th at
Historic Newburgh, Inc. headquarters
Cast will be announced at Media Event on July 30
Weekly rehearsals August 5 - Sept 27
Nightly rehearsals Sept 30- Oct 3
Performance nights October 4th and 5th at Preservation Hall at 200 State Street
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Thank you to our major Corporate Sponsors
All of these businesses support all that we do all year long and do so in a big way!
Our big time sponsors include:
Title Sponsors
Alcoa
Evansville Living Magazine
Heritage Federal Credit Union
Romain GMC
Sustainer Sponsors
Dr. Mike Chou
Stakeholder Sponsors
People's Trust & Savings Bank
Investor Sponsors
Titzer Family Funeral Home
Commonwealth Engineering
ERA First Advantage Realty
Expressway Dodge
Lynnville National Bank - Newburgh Branch
Mulzer Crushed Stone
Bauer's Tents
F. C. Tucker Emge Realtors
St. Mary's Medical Center
Media Sponsor
WIKY Radio
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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, Inc. Sponsored Events
2013
Historic Newburgh Farmers Market presented by Romain Buick and GMC
May 25 - Sept 21, 8:00 am - noon
For vendor information contact Market Master Dana Harper at [email protected]
Traditional English Boot Sale ends Farmers Market Season -
Costs $10 to participate in this yard sale out of the back of your trunk.
Historic Newburgh Community Theatre
"The Unexplained" by Alfred Hitchcock -
Preservation Hall, Oct 4th and 5th
Auditions July 20th at the Ohio Township Library
Heritage Federal Credit Union Fireworks and Evening at the Park
July 4th with a raindate of July 5th
Come down to the Lock and Dam for music, games and dinner
Indiana Main Street Community Exchange
August 28th 8:45-3:30
Bring your laptop and let's learn what we can
do to use Facebook for your marketing.
Ghost Walks, October 18, 19, 20 each evening
Winery Tour, November 2
see below for details
Newburgh Celebrates Christmas, December 7 and 8
If you are interested in being included in our stable of actors and actresses for our Community Theatre, Ghost Walks or Newburgh Celebrates Christmas, please contact us at [email protected].
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Wow....another great Independence Day Celebration! Thank you to all involved.
Heritage Federal Credit Union 2013 Historic Newburgh Fireworks and Evening in the Park
It is not too late to donate to the Fireworks. If you enjoyed the fireworks display, then you can appreciate how special it is that we have such a wonderful display.
The Historic Newburgh Fireworks display is fully funded by donations such as yours. Your donation....big or small, is appreciated! If you would like to donate on-line, click on the Paypal button on our website or you can stop by our office at 517 West Main.
Thank you to our many sponsors!
Title Sponsor
Heritage Federal Credit Union
Investor
Bayers Plumbing
St. Marys Medical Center
ERA First Advantage Realty
Romain Buick and GMC
Alcoa
Mike W. Chou M.D.
Media Sponsor
WIKY Radio
Benefactor - $500
Commonwealth Engineers, Inc.
Newburgh Healthcare
Deaconess Gateway Hospital
Metzger Construction Company
Just For Kids Pediatric Dentistry
Newburgh National Bank
Titzer Funeral Homes
F. C. Tucker Emge Realtors
Warrick County Republican Party
Angel - $250
Impulse Hair Studio & Day Spa
Friends of Newburgh
Supporter - $100
ACE Hardware
MCF Construction
Thank you also to:
American Legion Kapperman 44 for all that you do to make this a special evening for all of us.
Thank you for your service to our country!
Touch, Inc. for our games.
The following nonprofit organizations for their food booths - American Legion Auxilary, Touch, Inc., Friends of Newburgh, First Baptist Church, and Historic Newburgh Kiwanis.
We need your support. This is a community effort paid for by the community.
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New Businesses in town
Welcome to Maggie's Studio
Maggie Shively has been been painting and drawing all her life. In 1999, she began working full time as an artist. Her street scene prints of Downtown Indy were well known. In 2006 Maggie opened a studio in Southampton, New York. There she expanded her private and semi-private art lessons with "Brushes and Bottles" painting events.
One of which is "Sip, snack and PAINT!"
Sounds like a business that will fit right in which Historic Newburgh.
Her new location is at the South East corner of Jennings and State Street in the Old Citizen Bank Building.
Welcome to Sheepskeins
Jennifer Wahle, an avid knitter, has her dream shop. Not only does she have an amazing collection of yarns for sale; she hosts a knitting corner for anyone that wants to join in. Sheepskeins is located in the Old Kight Lumber Building at 1109 State Route 662W in Newburgh.
Welcome to From the Ground Up Greenhouse
Jay Stewart, owner of this new greenhouse, grows much of his own plants. He has bedding plants and hanging baskets in stock now. Wander back behind Sheepskeins and you will find 3 large green houses.
Zen
Sharon Hataway has reopend her massage/spa/boutique business at 403 State Street with a new name and a new location. Formerly know as Mindful Touch Massage, the business offers salt glows, hand and feet scrubs, facial massage treatments and boutiques.
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Businesses on the move
Welcome Mitchell Art Academy to their new location at Jennings Station. They had previously been located at Sharon Place.
The Law Office of Jonathan M. Young, P.C. is pleased to announce its new
location to better serve our clients. The new stand-alone building is conveniently
located on the corner of Washington and W. Jennings St. in Historic Downtown
Newburgh between Titzer Funeral Home and Impulse Salon.
With 2,000 square feet
and two private conference rooms the new location
provides the flexibility to serve all clients needs.
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Entertainment Schedule:
July 6 - Dale Alan Niehous 10:00 am - noon
July 13 - The Little Old Dam Band 9:00 am - 11:00am
July 20 - Like Wise - Dan Dahlquist and Matt Cassidy
July 27 - Like Wise - Dan Dahlquist and Matt Cassidy
August 3 - The Little Old Dam Band 9:00 am - 11:00 am
August 10 - Honey Vines with Andrea Wirth and Melanie Bozsa 9:00 am - noon
August 17 - The Little Old Dam Band 9:00 am - 11:00 am
August 24 - David Tuley 9:30 am - 11:30 am
August 31 - Josh Staffeld 11 am -noon
September 7 - Calliope Queen 9:00 am - noon
September 14 - Honey Vines with Andrea Wirth and Melanie Bozsa 9:00 am - noon
September 21 - The Little Old Dam Band 9:00 am - 11:00 am
Opening Day 
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The Ohio Township Library is so much more than a place to check out books!
There are meeting rooms of all sizes.
The Historic Newburgh Kiwanis meets here every Thursday morning
at 7:00 AM. All are welcome.
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Winery Tour - First Saturday in November. It is great fun. We will hop aboard a coach bus that will take us to Mystique Winery in Lynnville, Indian Creek Winery in Georgetown, and we will make a return visit to Turtle Run near Corydon. We will head to the Log Inn for dinner. It only costs $60 for non-HNI members and $56.00 for HNI members. That includes the bus, a lunch and all tastings. Dinner is on your own at the Log Inn.
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Beyond the Red Door is authored by two of the Rivertown Art Gallery artists/writers, Dr. Rick Yeager and Mary Ellen Ziliak. We have the book available for sale in our Historic Newburgh Gift Shop. I have read it. The book speaks to all of us and is a great read!
More info: msreddoor.tateauthor.com
No Greater Glory is a book written by Warrick County resident, Cindy Nord. It is all about the Civil War and how love can still survive the struggles of war. This book is going to be available in our shop soon.
Fiddler Fest Plans!
"Meet the Author" booth at Newburgh's Fiddler Fest, with local authors: Mary Ellen Ziliak, MS: Beyond the Red Door and Cindy Nord, No Greater Glory. Books are available for purchase and signatures.
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Next meeting will be Tuesday, August 2nd.
The Rivertown Art Group is looking for new Warrick County artists to participate in the Art Gallery located in the Historic Newburgh, Inc. Headquarters.
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Our HNI Gift Shop features Historic Newburgh t-shirts, postcards, note cards, sweatshirts, wine glasses, books by local authors our 2012 Christmas ornament and prints of some of our historic homes.
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An old favorite tshirt style has returned. We have all sizes of the riverboat shirt available.
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Our 2012 ornament is of clear acrylic with an etched design of Preservation Hall. It is designed by Gerald Ulrich and created by Heather Kent and her company Tagged Designs. Each ornament costs only $10.00 each.
The people of Newburgh are "One With The River" is reasonably priced at $30.00. 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 for $30.00.
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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.
Only 7 left.......4 size large, 2 extra large, 1 xx large.
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.
RIVERTOWN ART SPRING EXHIBIT
located in the HNI headquarters
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Historic Newburgh TV23 Magazine
Time Warner Cable Channel 23
In
The Time Warner Cable TV 23 Magazine is on every day
8:00am, noon and 5:00 pm.
In the July edition you will meet Amanda Burkins, President of the Parks Board. She told us all about our extensive park system. For a town with the population of a little over 3,000, we have a lot of parks!
Jeffrey May shared information about our Community Exchange coming up at the end of August. You can learn about using social media to enhance your business reach.
Karen Stevens talked about the 3rd annual Winery Tour. It is great fun!
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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The statute that recognized the creation of WarrickCounty was enacted by the Indiana Territorial Legislation and became effective on April 1, 1813, a full decade after John Sprinkle became the first white settler in the area when he landed at Newburgh in 1803. WarrickCounty was carved out of the original Knox County, and was named after a close friend of General William H. Harrison, Capt. Jacob Warrick, who died during the Battle of Tippecanoe in 1811.
In commemoration of the Bicentennial of Warrick County, a group of representatives from the Newburgh Museum Foundation, Historic Newburgh, Inc., the Coal Mine Museum and the Warrick County Museum have formed a Steering Committee and plans are now underway for festivities throughout 2013 to celebrate the founding of Warrick County.
Official Warrick Bicentennial Events
July 15-20 Warrick County 4-H Fair
Events Spolighted and Quilt Displayed
August 23-25 Newburgh Fiddler Fest
sponsored by Friends of Newburgh and People's Trust and Saving Bank
September 7 Boonville History Day
September 14 Degonia Springs Reunion
September 21-18 Annual British Motor Car Day on the River
September 21 Warrick County Museum Photo Gallery 2:00-4:00 pm
September 22 Warrick County Museum Reception for Cartoonist
Jerry Barnett, 2:00-4:00
October 4-6 Coal Industry Museum Weekend
Various Events and Educational Programs
October 5 Flair on the Square
Various Events, Boonville Merchants Association
October 6-12 Annual Islamic Center International food Festival
Islamic Center at Grimm Rd and Lloyd Expressway 11 am - 3 pm
October 11-13 Thresherman's Park 50th Anniversary
various 4th grade events and field trips
October 18-20 Historic Newburgh Ghost Walks
October 31 Boo in Boonville at Warrick County Museum and around the Historic Dowtown Square 5:00- 6:30
November 2-3 Lynnville Days
Play, Cival War Reenactment, Christmas Parade
November 23 Holiday Bazaar Warrick County Museum 9 am - 2 pm
December 8 - Boonville Christmas Parade
December 7 & 8 Newburgh Celebrates Christmas sponsored
by Alcoa
Soon we will be selling chances on a drawing for our Warrick Bicentennial Quilt. Stay tuned for details.
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Newburgh Museum Foundation, Inc.
Wednesday and Sunday 11-3 with free admission
The Newburgh Museum is celebrating their one year anniversary and the opening of an "Early Textile" exhibit. This exhibit will feature needle art ranging from quilts and coverlets to handmade lace and crocheted tablecloths. There are embroidered and crocheted pieces along with examples of needlepoint and hooked and braided rugs. Beautifully detailed christening gowns,
 samplers and hair art will also be on display. A collection of vintage sewing accessories rounds out the exhibit. Come celebrate with us and see what is new this month at the Newburgh Museum. We are conveniently located in Preservation Hall at the corner of State and Main Streets. Our hours are Wednesday and Saturday 11-3:00 or by calling 812-853-5045 for an appointment.
You can donate items from Newburgh or money for support by contacting one of the following people:
Scott Lauderdale - Curator-812-858-9544
Bill Bartelt - President - 812-853-6136
Suzie Byers - Vice President and Display Chair - (812) 490-4190
Also for viewing is the bicentennial display of the creation of Warrick County 200 years ago; as well as exhibits on life in Newburgh since its founding in 1803.
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The Warrick County Museum is a great outing for the entire family! Exhibits include an amazing shell collection, butterfly collection, and doll collection. Other exhibits show a printing press, telephones from the past, a parlor, military uniforms, history of our county, and a school room. If you would want additional information, please call the following numbers: 897-3831 or 897-3269. You can always leave a voicemail at the museum 897-3100. 2013 is the bicentennial of our county. Be watching for many opportunities to celebrate what makes this county so great. |
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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.
ATM available inside Crickets
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American Legion Kapperman
Post 44
Bingo every Monday night.
12 regular games and 3 specials
Around the World
Minimum $100 possible $1000
Food and Beverage available from 5:00-8:30. Bingo
calling begins at 6:30 pm.
You do not need to be a member.
The Newburgh American Legion will have a Flag Retirement Ceremony, June 29 at Noon. Anyone having a flag that needs to be retired respectfully may drop it off at the Post at 711 State Street prior to that time and the public is invited to the retirement ceremony at Noon.
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Hello Friends
It is summer time again Come on down to the Edgewater Grille - enjoy the delicious food Spacious decks overlooking the Ohio River
Friendly Faces - "we are all about you"
Bucket of Beer still 5/$11.00
We are the only restaurant on the banks of the Ohio River in the Tri-State area.
812-858-2443
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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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 Vecchios
Thursday Dine-in Menu night - these cozy evening dinners have returned with the added benefit of a good glass of beer or wine. They would be happy to put you on their email list so you know the menu and can make a reservation
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. Vecchio's is now serving wine
by the glass and beer by the bottle!
Cafe Arazu
"As some of you know, "arazu" means wish or desire, and one wish dear to our hearts is to foster the arts. We promote aspiring musical artists by being an original music venue; we want to help local artists make their wishes come true as they play out their musical aspirations."
Ben and Penny's is here!
Ben and Penny's is like a Market Place Boutique with local artwork, gift baskets with fine chocolates, cheeses and wines. Stop in and enjoy breakfast or ice cream made your way. Wine Tasting Special Events from time to time. Store hours are 9-9 Tuesday--Sunday.
You can put it on your calendar...every Friday and Saturday night, from 5:30-8:30 there will be music.
Byron Rohrig - Friday and Saturday, August 16 & 17, 5:30-8:30 p.m.
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9 West Jennings.
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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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Everyone loves the Old Dam Band!
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 [email protected].
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On behalf of the Pillars of Honor non-profit organization and the Newburgh American Legion Kapperman Post #44, we proudly invite you to join us at a:
Day of Honor & Unveiling of the Original Scale-Model of the National World War II Memorial
Sunday, August 11, 2013 at 2:00 pm
Newburgh Elementary School
360 State Street
Newburgh, Indiana
At this special reception, the original scale- model of the World War II Memorial in Washington D.C. will be unveiled, during a program honoring Veterans and their families. The exhibit and event is brought to you by Pillars of Honor, Inc. a Illinois non-profit organization dedicated to honoring WWII Veterans unable to travel to Washington DC to see their memorial in person. Pillars of Honor brings the memorial to them. You may learn more at www.pillarsofhonor.org.
This is the original scale model that was used by Senator Bob Dole to present the memorial design to Congress. It was designed by Friedrich St. Florian from Providence, RI. Pillars of Honor, has this model on loan for a limited time before it has to be returned and placed in the Smithsonian. Don't miss this once in a lifetime event.
Our WWII Veterans now number less than three million. The average age of these Veterans is 90 years old and we are losing these valuable souls at an alarming rate of 1,200 each and every day. These Veterans are missing out on the opportunity to get first-hand knowledge about their memorial and more importantly receive recognition for their contribution to our nation. This Day of Honor experience gives Veterans the opportunity to learn about their memorial, talk with other Veterans and reflect upon the sacrifices they and others made during one of the most trying times in the history of the United States.
Kindly register your WWII Veteran's attendance at your earliest convenience, no later than August 4, 2013 to be included in the souvenir program book. Please send WWII veteran's name ASAP and note if veteran is deceased. Need name and branch of service.
To: Pillars of Honor, Inc, 770 Lee Street, Suite 103, Des Plaines, IL 60016 or call 847-954-0520 for more information. Or Email: [email protected]
Web: www.pillarsofhonor.org
Local Contact: Jim Bryan [email protected]
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Wow....what a weekend! Once again an incredible wine fest thanks to many volunteers and to our sponsors.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
presented by Thank you to our other sponsors
Title - Evansville Living Magazine
Media - WIKY
Sustainer
Romain GMC, Alcoa, Dr. Mike Chou
Stakeholder
Bauer's Tents and People's Trust and Savings
Investor
Commonwealth Engineers, Inc., ERA First Advantage Realty, Newburgh National Bank, Expressway Dodge, Mulzer Crush Stone
Benefactor
H & H Suburban Landscape, Law Office of Jonathan M. Young, EVAPAR, Inc., Bamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn, LLP, Concept Light and Sound, Nienaber Marketing Group,
Gattitown, Flutter, Just For Kids Pediatric Dentistry, MAR KEL Quick Print
A thank you to Alphagraphics for assistance with our soiree invites
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The WATS (Warrick Area Transit System) stops include:
Mother Teresa at Jennings and Frame
Preservation Hall at 200 State Street
Senior Center at the corner of 3rd and Jefferson.
It will connect you to Boonville, Chandler and Evansville.
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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 - Kathie Bugg
Vice-President - Mike Patterson
Treasurer - Greg Tuck
Secretary - Beverly Schweiss
Brenda Bender
Dr. Sean Cook
Lou Dennis
Stacie Krieger
Kim Krupsaw
Blake Larson
Lenis McClain
Lynette McClusky
Melissa McGuire
Paul Rudolph
Todd Titzer
Jim Seibert
Carol Slow
Randy Wheeler
Ken Hughes - Board Member Emeritus
Charlie Schneider - Board Member Emeritus
Attorney - Tom Bodkin
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THANK
YOU!
TO ALL OF OUR
HNI MEMBERS
BUSINESSES
Add-A-Bed - Murphy Bed Dealer
Alcoa Warrick Operations
Allegro Music Studio
5 Star Security Systems
Accent on Flowers
Baker Retirement & Wealth Mgt.
Bamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn, LLP
Bella Casa
Brentwood Meadows
Hahn, LLP
Bauer's Tents
Bayer's Plumbing, Inc.
Book Nook
Boston's. The Gourmet Pizza
Brentwood Meadows
Bud's Farmer Market
Cafe Arazu
Carole Smith Interiors Inc.
Casa Belle
Mike W. Chou MD
Clark Dietz, Inc.
Colonial Classics
Commerce Insurance Group, LLC.
Commonwealth Engineers, Inc.
Cook Orthodontics, PC
Deaconess Gateway Hospital
Edgewater Grille and LaVeranda
Ella Park Bridal
Energy Systems Group (ESG)
ERA First Advantage Realty
EVAPAR
Evansville Living Magazine
Evansville Living Magazine
Expressway Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram
FC Tucker Emge Realtors
First Security Bank
Flutter
Friends of Newburgh
German American Bancorp
Goebel Commercial Realty, Inc.
Head to Toe Salon and Spa
Heritage Federal Credit Union
Impulse Hair Studio & Day Spa
Indiana American Water Co. Integrative Wellness & Energy
Therapies LLC
IPC Merchant Services
Just for Kids Pediatric Dentistry
Knob Hill Tavern
Law Office of Jonathan M. Young P.C.
Lefler Collision & Glass
Lynnville National Bank - Newburgh Branch
Make Time to Create
MAR-KEL Quick Print
MCF Construction
Metzger Construction
Michele Maikranz, Mary Kay Cosmetics
Mulberry Jeans Accents LLC
Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc
Newburgh Country Store
Newburgh Healthcare
NewburghNationalBank
Newburgh Smile Center
Nienaber Marketing Group
Old Hickory Home Owners Association
Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
Pepper's Ridge Winery
Radiant Wellness Therapies, Inc.
Red Rooster Stitchery
Richard Reid Appraisal Co, Inc.
C. Larry Rhodes Insurance
River Bend Dental Group
Riverwind Gallery
Romain GMC
Ryan's Ace Hardware
Salon Renaud
Sheepskeins
St. Mary's Hospital
Sunburst Stained Glass
Suburban Landscape
T Maries Gift Boutique
The Rug Gallery LLC
The Secret Garden
Myra Teal-Edward Jones
The Tin Fish
Titzer Family Funeral Homes
Toyota Manufacturing
of Indiana
United Fidelity Bank
Dr. Tyler Vandeventer
Vecchios Italian Market & Deli
Walmart Newburgh
Warrick County Chamber of Commerce
Wasson Pioneer Realty
Terry A White, Attorney
WOW! Internet, Cable & Phone
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Friends of Newburgh
Town of Newburgh
Warrick Co. Economic Development
Warrick Co. Chamber of Commerce
Warrick County Community Foundation
Newburgh Museum
Foundation
Warrick County Museum
Museum of the Coal Mine Industry
Newburgh Area Business Association (NABA)
INDIVIDUALS
Brian Adcock
Dan & Scherri Arens
John Arminio
Anne Rust Aurand
Tom & Sandy Bailey
Bruce & Carol Baker
Marty & Sue Barancik
Carolyn & John Barrett
William & Kathyrn Bartelt
Frank and Maria Bayer
Wynne Beck
Bernie and Beth Becker
Jan Bell
Brenda Bender
Linda Bendzen
Marc & Gina Berridge
Earnest Bivens
Tom and Penny Bodkin
Dean & Karen Bosler
Jan and David Boyle
Jayleen Briggs
Ruth and George Brinkley
Jerry Brochin
Chris and Audra Brown
Lynda Browne
Betsy & Bill Brubeck
Lori Buehlman
Bob & Beth Burkart
Steven & Kathie Bugg
Daniel & Randee Bugher
Wilfred Bussing III
Bill & Suzie Byers
Jeff & Margaret Ann Byrne
Harold & Donna Campbell
Al & Ronda Cassady
Syam Chilukuri
Joshua & Allyson Claybourn
Brent & Debra Cochran
Sean and Amanda Cook
Nicolas & Katrina Costeur
Jeff & Bussie Cox
Patrick & Cherie Cron
Dr. William & Connie Cross
Suzanne Crouch
Rick and Connie Dauch
Ray & Rosemary DeCook
Lou Dennis
Alfred and Margaret Dennis
Trish Ann Desocio
Dennis & Patricia Dewey
J. Beau Dial
Dr. David Dial
Ken & Martha Dilger
Reva Dossett
Anita & Bill Doty
Sue , Phil & Grace Driskill
Tina Edge
Ruth Edgerton
E.E. and Barbara Elliott
Margaret Esche
Jeremy Evans
Steven & Sandy Feagley
Jan Fessler
Wayne & Nance Fiester
Pat and Jan Flamion
Toni Flamion
Karolyn Folz
Dr. Prasad Gade
Daniel & Lisa Garrett
Jane Garvin
Todd & Wendy Glass
Dr & Mrs Allen Gomoll
Jerry and Kathy Goetz
Frank and Kathryn Gogel
Desi Gordon
Brent & Nancy Grafe
John & Gai Griese
Robert & Judy Griffin
Mark, Cheryl & Emily Grimm
Andy & Charmie Guagenti
Robert & Cheri Gudgel
Ruth Hahn
Jim and Lisa Hale
Rick & Mary Hamner
Tonya Hanson
Dana and Mark Harper
Evangeline Herr
Jim Herrell
John & Dianne Hildenbrand
Mary Jo Huff
Ken & Leanna Hughes
Vicki Hunt
Andrew & Donna Hurm
Elizabeth and Nirmal Joshi
Bill & Wanda Kavanaugh
Kary & Sara Kiefer
Dennis and Patti Kiegel
David & Fay Kishline
Charles & Charlotte Koewler
Jo Ann Krantz
Stacie Krieger
Bob & Diane Krug
Kim & Susanna Krupsaw
Shannon Lamb, M.D.
Blake & Jan Larson
Robin Lawrrence
Charlie & Carla Lee
Michael E. Levengood
Anita Louthan
Jon & Nancy Lybarger
Ross & Laura Marburger
Andy & Elizabeth Martin
Brenda Martin
Colleen & Dennis Martin
Alan & Marie Paule Marty
Max & Mae Mason
Chuck and Jenny Masterson
Lynette McClusky
David & Melissa McGuire
Lenis and Linda McClain
Colleen & David McLaughlin
Catherine Mei
Matthew & Susan Melfi
Ryan Meyer
David Miller Family
James & Carol Miller
Norm & Vivian Miller
Randy & Carol Miller
Dr. & Mrs. Spiro B. Mitsos
Alonzo & Shirley Moore
Gary & Debra Moore
James & Judith Moore
John & Gail Moran
Richard Mushlitz
Bruce & Valerie Nance
Peggy and George Neireiter
Vicki Nienaber
Marilyn O'Daniel
Linda Odle
Dr. David and Lynne Ogle
Michael and Marian Patterson
Dennis & Wanda Patton Jr.
Kimberly Payne
Steven Polz &
Christine Riley Polz
Brian & Erin Pope
James & Kristy Porter
Edward & Nancy Prusz
Michael & Barbara Pyfferoen
Sherry Ralston
John & Vickie Rauch
Herb & Becky Rawlings
James & Lynn Renne
Gail Riecken
Paul & Beth Rudolph
Dorisann& Herman Rusche
Laura Sanders
Joel & Terri Sauter
Hobert and Jami Scales
Carol & Jim Schaefer
Joseph Schitter
Charlie and Gay Schneider
Doug & Meg Schuba
Frank & Judy Schultheis
Ken & Bev Schweiss
Jim Seibert
Donald Shanks
Steve & Helen Sheets
Randy Shields
Roger & Elizabeth Shinnerl
Steve & Dee Dee Shoemaker
Carol & Dennis Slow
Lori & Will Smith
Marvin & Joan Smith
Thomas & Greta Smythe
Tom & Marilyn Southwood
Tom Spinks & Kim Ayer
Barbara Stanley
David and Jean Stephens
Ron & Karen Stevens
Janet Stout
Bill Teague
Bob & Linda Tevault
John & Beverly Titzer
Russ and Pam Titzer
Todd & Melissa Titzer
David & Sara Trockman
Greg & Debbie Tuck
Ralph and Debbie Turpen
Jennifer Lynn & Wayne Vandiver
Carl & Carol Vincent
Bud Vogt
Sandra Wahling
Yvonne Wasson
Kevin Wells &
.Mureena Turnquest Wells
Janet and Pat Wempe
Carolyn Weng
Randy & Penny Wheeler
Ken and Charlene White
Helen Wilhelmus
Scott and Maria Wilhelmus
David & Maurita Wills
Jim & Mary Ann Wilsbacher
Don & Sue Wilson
Tracy Wilson
Ken & Liz Witte
John & Carol Wittenbraker
Carol & William Woerz
Linda Wulf
Thomas & Patricia Yeager
David and Connie Yoak
Rebecca & Michael Ziga
Rev. Joseph Ziliak
John and Erin Zimmerman
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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
Gene Anderson
Greg & Rita Augspurger
Mark & Ann Augspurger
Bruce & Carol Baker
William & Carol Barfield
Willie Barnes
John & Virginia Barnett
Robert Batey
James Biggerstaff
Tom & Penny Bodkin
Joe & Pat Brock
Russell & Jane Brown
Margo Brown
Lelon & Jane Crenshaw
Charles & Barbara Christmas
Barbara Clark
John Jr. & Jo Clark
John Clements
William & Sue Collins
Dan Colvin
Butch Corne
James & Marion Cox
Robert & Sara Davies
Jack & Billie deForest
Dennis & Patty Dewey
Luis & Sally Diaz
Pete Dooley
Gilbert & Jane Eberlin
Lillian Ellis
John & Dorothy Emig
Eugene & Mary Alice Endress
Nanene Queen Engle
Dan & Linda Evans
William & Clara Evans
Frances Fauvre
Frank & Mimi Ferrara
Dennis Flaherty
B Jay & Cyndi Flittner
Fred Foltz
Frank & Karolyn Folz
Bill & Carolyn Fortson
Mary Rachel Forsythe
Clayton & Kathryn Freels
John C Fuller
William Jr & Jo Gess
Don & Beverly Gore
Robert & Judy Griffin
Andy & Charmi Guagenti
Clay & Christine Gudgel
Jeffrey & Barbara Gunther
Robert Hale
Dick & Sandy Harrison
Dan & Barbara Hendricks
Otterbein & Betty Lou Hendrickson
Steve & Gerri Herf
Jay & Norma Hill
Lucy Hoggatt
Elizabeth Hopper
Adah Jackson
Robert & Dot Jackson
Gilbert & Nancy Jenkins
Callis & Mary Margaret Jones
Mel & Masel Kallenbach
Ed & Carol King
David & Fay Kishline
Kurt & Marilyn Kluger
Stephen & Linda Kuester
Carol Lant
Kay Lant
Mamie Leggett
Don & Judy Lee
Jack Jr & Sheila Lewis
Norma Line
Louise Loehr
Bill & Marietta Loos
George & Frances Martin
Glenn & Nancy Miller
Sue Morrison
Bruce & Jody Mortensen
Tom Jr & Edna Morton
Bill & Lisa Muller
Jon & Susan McClain
Russell & Margaret McKinney
James R McKinney
Steve & Beth Nichols
Jim & Pat Norris
Jim & Virginia Nugent
Dean & Linda Oglesby
Ethel Osmann
Earl & Betty Parker
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Billy & Vickie Perry
Edward & Sally Pfafflin
Mike & Carolyn Pirnat
Al & Margaret Poetker
Jack & Margaret Pruden
Bill & Yvonne Reine
Steve & Lynn Roberts
Albert & Juel Rosencranz
Charles & Sammie Rutherford
Roy & Mary Ryan
Ron & Sandra Smith
James & Pat Schafer
Ora Lee Schindler
Steve & Dee Shoemaker
Stewart & Cookie Smith
William & Lori Smith
Ronald & Elizabeth Sowa
Harold & Eloise Sparks
John & Margaret Stephenson
James & Jackie Strange
Richard & Mindy Tibbals
Robert & FiFi Traylor
Tim & Nancy Triplett
Jerry & Mellvina Tromly
Phyllis Tubbs
Trina Wattam
Earl & Bonnie Wells
Siegfried & Geri Weng
Kenneth & Hazel Werling
Susan Diane West
Elsie Westfall
Kenneth Wilhelmus
Bill & Naomi Wilkins
Bob & Norma Williams
Carolyn Wills
Ben & Peggy Woodward
Bernard & Evelyn Wright
Duane & Cindy Wright
Welcome Wagon of Newburgh
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