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4th Annual Juneteenth Pageant Returns to Madisonville
A growing Madisonville event is helping kids embrace individuality and heritage. This Saturday the Juneteenth Pageant returns.
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Founded in 1983, Our Times Newspaper is a Black-owned publication dedicated to community-centered journalism that informs, empowers, and engages the Evansville region. We exist to amplify Black voices, address gaps in local media coverage, and strengthen civic participation through ethical, accountable reporting. By uplifting community perspectives, training youth, and expanding access to local information, Our Times works to build a more informed, connected, and equitable region.
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On The Shelf: Something We Said
This is not just a story about a famous father—it’s about language, memory, and belonging.
Building a Community That Cares: Good Samaritan Awards $542,600 for Affordable Housing in Evansville
After closing its facilities in 2023, Good Samaritan is writing a new chapter—one focused on affordable housing and community care.
Youth Gun Violence: Shoulder to Shoulder, Not Toe to Toe
A reflection on youth violence, presence, and why healing may begin shoulder to shoulder — not toe to toe.
Marijuana Use: Understand the Risks
Marijuana use is becoming more common among adolescents and because research continues to evolve, misconceptions are common. Here are some strategies to help young people make healthy decisions.
Our Times honors Black Educators for Leadership and Community Impact
More than 30 nominations. Three standout honorees. One powerful celebration of Black excellence in education. Our Times names Keion Boyde, Tashedah Adams, and Dawnn Sutton as its inaugural 2026 Black Educators of the Year. See how these changemakers are leaving a lasting mark on students, families, and the community.
Evansville City Council Brief
Evansville City Council moved through the agenda quickly at their last meeting, adopting a resolution to collaborate with EWSU on a solar project and recognizing June as Pride Month.