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{warrick chamber magazine}

welcometo Warrick County

O n behalf of the Warrick County Chamber of Commerce, I would like to welcome you. Whether you are here for a visit, on business or live here,

you will find Warrick County a friendly place. The land-scape ranges from the beautiful Ohio River to rolling farmland, from dense populated areas to the small towns and quiet rural roads. Warrick County is home to one of the largest employers in southwest Indiana and to some of the smallest mom and pop businesses. No matter what you are looking for, you will find it right here or within an easy drive.

The population of Warrick County is over 60,000 and continuing to grow, making our county one of the fast-est growing counties in Indiana. Housing is affordable throughout the county. Rural lifestyle or suburban living — or anything in between — is available. The churches in Warrick County offer a diversity that speaks to almost everyone’s desire for a religious house of worship.

Economic development in Warrick County works alongside county and local government to make Warrick County a great place to grow a business. A small busi-ness or a large corporation will find Warrick County a business-friendly location. Two interstates cross Warrick County, I-64 running east/west and I-69 heading north/south. Both offer easy transportation access.

The Warrick County school system is tops in gradua-tion rates and ISTEP scores making Warrick County a draw for those looking to raise their family in an excel-lent school environment.

Outdoor recreation opportunities are diverse. Those looking for the perfect fishing or hunting location will find

a variety of locations. If four-wheeling or biking is your choice of fun, many trails are available to meet your skill and enjoyment level. Youth baseball and soccer abound in the area with excellent facilities for youth sports. The Rivertown Trail along the Ohio River is a draw from throughout the area for those wanting to bike, walk or jog while taking in the scenic beauty of the river.

If you are here for a visit, live here, own a business or thinking about starting a business the Warrick County Chamber of Commerce is happy to assist you in any way we can. You can reach the Chamber by calling 812-897-2340 or by emailing [email protected].

Again, welcome to Warrick County. See why we call Warrick County a great place to live, work and play.

Shari ShermanExecutive Director

Warrick County Chamber of Commerce

Warrick County Chamber of Commerce

224 W. Main Street, Suite 203

Boonville, Ind 47601(812) 897-2340 phone

(812) 897-2360 fax

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Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-2330 phone

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Recycling Site Locations & Hours of Operation

Phone: 812-897-6155 • Reduce, Re-use, Recycle!

W RRICK COUNTY Recycling and resource Management DISTRICT

Boonville M-W-F 12-4:50 Sat. 11-3:50 Chandler M-W-F 12-4:50 Sat. 8-3:50 Elberfeld M-W-F 12-4:50 Sat. 8-3:50 Lynnville M-W-F 12-4:50 Sat. 8-3:50 Newburgh M-W-F 12-4:50 Sat. 11-3:50 Ohio Twp. M thru F 12-4:50 Sat. 8-3:50

Recycling Centers Hours of Operation Warrick County Disposal & Recycling Center Hours of Operation

Mon. 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Tues. 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Wed. 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Thurs. 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Fri. 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Sat. 7:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.

Gates close 10 minutes prior to closing time. Gates close 15 minutes prior to closing time.

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(All Sites Are Closed On Sunday & Holidays)

Warrick County Solid Waste Management District still accepts

residential trash.

1. Boonville 1111 South Pelzer Rd.

2. Ohio Township 3600 Casey Rd.

3. Newburgh 522 W. Main

4. Chandler 7188 Gardner Rd.

5. Elberfeld 11000Seven Hills Rd.

6. Lynnville 11471 Spurgeon Rd.

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8. Recycling Truck (Accepts recyclables ONLY ) Judicial Center Parking Lot • Boonville Satuday 9:00-12:30

Recycling:Warrick County’s Future!

W arrick County Recycling And Resource Management District

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Real EstateWith housing costs below the national

averages, it’s no surprise housing sta-tistics are making a splash in Warrick County. Ohio Township has seen the biggest boon to the area, with median home cost at $143,300, this is 7.8 per-cent below the nation’s average for cost of living. A variety of subdivisions encourage creative designs that take advantage of the county’s rolling hills. Modern apartment/condominium proj-ects, as well as senior housing, follow this population boom, too. NerdWallet. com announced that Boonville is the ninth best place in Indiana to raise a young family. www.bestplaces.net.

PopulationWarrick County’s total population is

61,049, a growth of 2.3 percent since the 2010 census (according to data by stats.indiana.edu), including 22,454 households. The population has grown at a consistent rate over the past decade, putting Warrick County as the 11th fastest-growing county in the state.

Boonville, the county seat, has the largest population, with 6,246. New-burgh has a population of 3,325; Chan-dler, 3,423; Lynnville, 888; Elberfeld, 625; and Tennyson 279.

CrimeSmall-town living has its perks. War-

rick County’s crime rate is lower than surrounding areas, with property crimes making up the majority of reported offenses. In 2014, Warrick County reported one murder, the first in several years. Even so, the area still ranks very low in crimes of both the violent and nonviolent nature.

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AdministrationWarrick County is administered by a

three-commissioner board elected by the public. The board is responsible for most of the county’s business, including enact-ing ordinances. A seven-member county council handles the financial details, serv-ing as a check and balance for the board of commissioners.

Boonville serves as the county seat, with offices housed in both the historic courthouse and the county judicial center.

The City of Boonville elects a mayor and council to handle the city’s admin-istration, while the towns of Elberfeld, Chandler, Lynnville, Newburgh and Ten-nyson all elect councils to conduct town business.

Protecting the PeopleThe Warrick County Sheriff’s Depart-

ment serves the needs of county resi-dents, while police departments in Boon-ville, Chandler and Newburgh provide protection to their citizens. The Elberfeld community is served by a part-time Town Marshal and Deputy Marshal, in addition to coverage provided by the county sher-iff’s office.

Many of the departments also utilize reserve deputies, volunteers who fill in for officers as needed.

The City of Boonville has the county’s only paid fire department, employing nine firefighters, three captains, a chief and an assistant chief. The Boon Township Fire Territory was recently established, which helps the department better serve town-ship residents as well as those in the city limits.

The remaining communities are served by seven township or town volunteer fire departments, pooling from more than 200 local volunteers. Alcoa Warrick Opera-tions has its own fire department, serving the needs of the aluminum smelting and rolling facility.

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In 1977 the Warrick County Museum opened in the 1901 Ella Williams School building. Three floors of exhibits highlight Warrick County’s past. A Washington printing press from the 1880s was used to print the Boonville Standard. Civil War cases feature musical instruments that the Indiana Brigade carried into battle and weapons from the conflict. Antique toys from the 1880s through the 1960s fill the charming nursery room. Step back into the turn of the 19th century to view a one-room school or view decades of clothing from the bustles of 1890 to the dropped waists and short skirts of the 1920s among other exhibits.

Hours: Tuesdays and Wednesdays 1-4 pm and the first and third Saturdays from 11 am --2 pm.

The mission of the museum is to protect, preserve, and promote the history of Warrick County.

livethe communityN umerous civic groups, organizations and nonprofits enhance the lives of Warrick County residents. From

churches to clubs to public libraries, citizens can find something for all interest areas and faiths.Religious preferences in Warrick County include more than a dozen major denominations, as well as

several non-denominational selections. Local congregations are active in the community, hosting and participating in family-friendly events throughout the year.

Civic groups provide lots of opportunities for residents to get involved. The American Association of Retired Per-sons, Lions Club, historic preservation chapters, Masonic lodges, American Legion, VFW, Elks, Civitan, Welcome Wagon, Kiwanis, Knights of Columbus, Jaycees, Shriners, Rotary, sororities, garden clubs, animal rescue organi-zations, Red Cross, and business clubs are just a few of the groups that help shape the communities in Warrick County.

A variety of volunteer opportunities also exist through diverse nonprofit organizations, including the Warrick County Museum, Habitat for Humanity, Historic Newburgh, Inc., Warrick County Community Foundation, Bread of Life Ministry, Inc., Warrick County Council on Aging, Newburgh Senior Citizens and many more.

Two library systems also exist, serving the entire county through special programming, a Bookmobile and seven branch libraries. Ohio Township Public Library System serves the southwest portion of the county with three branches in Newburgh and Chandler. Boonville-Warrick County Public Library operates a Bookmobile to reach rural communities and homebound residents in addition to serving patrons at four branch libraries in Boonville, Lynnville, Elberfeld and Tennyson.

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The WorkforceWarrick County’s workforce includes more than 31,000, with an average earning of $42,210 per job. The private sector

makes up slightly more than 85 percent of jobs in the county, followed by nearly 15 percent in government; the remaining jobs are in the farming industry.

In the private sector, manufacturing jobs employ 20 percent of the workforce and offer the highest average pay at $63,874. Other industries include: health care/social services, employing 21.6 percent of Warrick County workers; retail, 12.5 percent; construction, 8.2 percent; professional/technical services, employing 4.7 percent; food service and accommoda-tions, 7.9 percent; transportation/warehousing, 3.1 percent of the workforce; wholesale trade, employing 2.3 percent; arts, entertainment, and recreation, 1.9 percent; and information, 0.5 percent. www.hoosierdata.in.gov.

BusinessWarrick County is thriving with possibilities for business and industry. There is an abundance of quality real estate, includ-

ing established industrial parks that are complete with infrastructure and are wired for instant global access. In addition, Warrick County boasts an excellent transportation network via its road, rail, water and air systems. Further-

more, the county offers businesses several incentives, including a variety of state tax credits, established TIF districts, com-petitive tax phase-in programs, and the area’s rich natural resources. Combined with the area’s skilled workforce, it’s easy to see why Warrick County has established itself as an ideal site for business and industry.

AgricultureAgriculture plays a large role in Warrick Coun-

ty’s survival. Corn and soybean fields are around nearly every turn. Area farmers supply feed corn to many of the nation’s livestock, as well as meet the needs of the tri-state.

Information from the USDA indicates there are 413 farms in Warrick County, comprising a total of 109,932 acres. Of that, a little more than 87,000 acres represents cropland, with the remainder supporting livestock farms. Livestock raised includes cattle, beef and dairy cows, hogs, sheep and chickens.

IndustryWhen Warrick County’s coal industry began

to falter, a new industry came in to pick up the pieces. Alcoa first announced it would open an operation in 1960 in Newburgh, and at that time, thousands of jobs had just been lost. Alcoa now employs more than 2,000 people and remains a cornerstone to industry in the county. It is the county’s largest employer.

Other industries located in Warrick County provide jobs in automotive fabrication, environ-mental control, plastic molding, tower manufac-turing, sheet metal working, cold storage, the lumber industry, race parts fabrication and more.

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playplayplayoutdoor recreation

W hether it’s off-road, on the water, over the rolling hills or through the woods that you’re most com-fortable, Warrick County’s acres upon acres of wilderness will make you feel right at home.

Several lakes and ponds offer prime spots for fishing large mouth bass, bluegill, catfish and crappie, while the Ohio River is also stocked with carp, sauger and striped bass. The coal industry left large stripper pits that are have now been reclaimed and turned into an outdoor lover’s dream.

With ample wilderness and a large population of high-demand animals, Warrick County is an excel-lent place to hunt. Deer, turkey, quail, dove, water fowl and raccoon are in abundance at two public con-servation and wildlife areas, which provide nearly 3,350 acres of hunting grounds.

An off-road park in northern Warrick County provides plenty of roaming ground by horseback or all-terrain vehicle, while several other parks scattered throughout the county offer miles of excellent biking, hiking and additional horseback trails.

And for those who want to experience a night under the stars in Warrick County, four major parks boast hundreds of camping spots that take you miles away from the bustling highways and the sights and sounds of city life, all without having to venture too far away.


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W arrick County boasts several convenient shopping districts that provide an opportunity to discover unique treasures or pick up everyday goods. The quaint shops and department stores specialize in everything from hardware to one-of-a-kind art.

The Boonville Square is home to several locally-owned stores and restaurants that offer up home style flavors and hometown service. Boonville merchants provide unique shops offering an assortment of items, from fine jewelry to sewing supplies. And the crown jewel on the square is an old-fashioned five and dime store, which still offers up candy for less than a nickel.

Downtown Newburgh is rich in history and saturated with boutiques that specialize in custom art and undiscovered treasures. And with many of the artists’ studios located in the shops, cus-tomers occasionally have the opportunity to follow the stages of production. The Ohio River and historic buildings provide the perfect backdrop for enjoying lunch at one of the locally-owned cafes or an intimate dinner at a restaurant along the riverbank.

Other shopping districts in the county meet the everyday needs of Warrick County residents with a variety of department stores, groceries, feed and hardware stores and small shops. Res-taurants sprinkled throughout the county offer up local dishes, favorites from the south, fresh-made pizzas, an assortment of ethnic foods, country cooking, American cuisine and fast food.

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culturearts & historyarts & history

Museum of the Coal IndustryThe Museum of the Coal Industry in Lynnville offers

a unique look into the county’s past and demonstrates how coal helped shape present-day Warrick County. The area was one of the largest coal producers in the state during the late 19th century, and mining continues to be a contributor to Warrick County’s economy today. The museum gives the public a chance to see many tools of the trade, as well as a large display of photographs.

Warrick County MuseumThe museum, opened in 1977, offers a glimpse into

Warrick County’s past. It is located in Boonville in a historic school building. The museum offers informa-tion about and displays a variety of items pertaining to everyday life for the people of Warrick County’s past. A cannon from the Civil War, a hand printing press used to print the local newspaper in the early 20th century,

military uniforms from several eras, funeral customs, and kitchen wares are just a small sampling of the treasures to be discovered. The mission statement of the museum is to protect, preserve and promote the history of Warrick County.

Newburgh MuseumThe Newburgh Museum features the history of New-

burgh. Its artifacts deal with the culture, schools and economic activity of the town. Each display has informa-tion panels and illustrations that provide an overview of Newburgh history.

The museum is located at Newburgh Preservation Hall on the lower level of the building. The entire upstairs space can be rented for receptions and meetings. The building was constructed in the 1850s and was originally used as a Presbyterian Church. In 1965, it was sold and used as the Newburgh Town Hall.

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annual eventsFebruary

Arts & Crafts FestivalThe Women’s Club of Newburgh

hosts its annual Arts & Crafts Festi-val each February. Over 100 indoor booths feature thousands of unique handcrafted creations by artisans from several states.

Polar PlungeEvery February, locals get “Freezin’

for a Reason” for the Polar Bear Plunge at Scales Lake. The event benefits the Warrick County Special Olympics.

AprilEaster Parade

Historic Newburgh, Inc. and the Newburgh Area Business Association host an Easter Parade each year. The Easter Bunny is always on hand for

photos.

MayHistoric Newburgh’s Wine, Art

and Jazz FestivalLocal Indiana wineries and vintners

come together in May to give the pub-lic a taste of their trade along New-burgh’s historic riverfront. The festival also includes music, food and artwork by area artists.

Strawberry FestivalThe Newburgh Presbyterian Church

hosts the annual Strawberry Festi-val, featuring a variety of strawberry dishes, including smoothies, shakes and sundaes, as well as whole straw-berries. The event also entertains the masses with music, clowns and inflatables.

Relay for LifeCelebrate, remember, fight back.

The annual Relay for Life celebrates the lives of cancer survivors and the memory of those who lost their fight. The event —which was just moved to Castle High School to accommodate the growing attendance — raises money for the American Cancer Society.

July4-H Fair

The Warrick County 4-H Fair is held the first week of July each year at the Warrick County 4-H Fairgrounds in Boonville. During the week-long fair, area 4-Hers display their work and get the chance to cut loose and have a good time. Hog wrestling, mud vol-leyball, demolition derbies and tractor pulls have long been staples of the fair. Those, combined with the festival food and carnival rides, bring area

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residents out in droves to celebrate summer.

4th of July CelebrationsHistoric Newburgh and Scales Lake

Park in Boonville light up the skies on the 4th of July. The Ohio River provides the perfect backdrop for Newburgh’s huge pyrotechnic display, while fireworks also offer some pizazz to the otherwise serene county park in Boonville.

Antique Gas and Steam Engine Shows

Each summer and fall, Thresher-man’s Park in Boonville hosts the Antique Gas and Steam Engine Show. Visitors enjoy demonstrations, food and a flea market that draws between 150 and 200 vendors.

AugustFiddler Fest

The Ohio River provides the perfect location for Newburgh’s annual Fiddler Fest. It has been a September tradi-tion for more than 20 years and draws people in by the hundreds. While the

main event is the catfish fiddlers, other festival food — soft pretzels, corn on the cob, elephant ears, homemade ice cream — is also available. The festival has been said to sell over 3,000 pounds of catfish — more than a pound for every man, woman and child in Newburgh. The event is made possible each year by the Friends of Newburgh.

SeptemberNative American Days

Angel Mounds State Historic Site celebrates Native American heritage each year during the annual Native American Days. Each year features different demonstrations of traditional ways of life and include skills such as basket making and pottery making. Demonstrators also perform time-hon-ored dances and give a glimpse into the lives of the tribe that once inhab-ited the site. Area elementary schools have made field trips to the event a tradition.

Chandler Celebration Day

Every September, the Town of Chandler comes together and cel-ebrates the community with a parade, inflatables, contests and food. High-lights of the event include the spa-ghetti eating contest and Boy Scout Bingo.

OctoberBoonville Downtown Square

FlareBoonville’s courthouse square plays

host to a full day of attractions and events each October. Activities include a cruise-in, a pet parade, baby contest and carnival-like attractions.

Ghost WalksEvery community has its secrets.

However, Newburgh tells everyone about its mysterious past during the annual Ghost Walks. The walks are held each fall and tell tales about the history of the Underground Railroad, steamboats, the river and the ghosts that remain.

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Terror in TennysonGoing door-to-door is fun, but the

annual Terror in Tennyson on Hal-loween night offers kids a little more than just candy. The event, sponsored by Build a Better Community, features games, candy, haunted attractions and more.

Newburgh Civitan Zombie FarmThe award-winning Zombie Farm

puts on a scare each year — all for a good cause. The haunted house has been recognized as one of the tri-state’s premier Halloween attractions for years.

All proceeds benefit Civitan’s vari-ous philanthropical causes.

DecemberBoonville Christmas Parade

In 1946, just a year after the end of the second World War, returning sol-diers in Boonville began a local Jay-cees chapter. The group, searching for a way to celebrate the holidays, came upon the idea of a town parade.

Now, more than six decades later, the Boonville Christmas Parade has become the longest-running parade in the state. It annually pulls people from surrounding communities to kick-start the holiday season. The parade also marks the arrival of everyone’s favorite elf, Santa.

Christmas in Olde NewburghThe Christmas season begins

in Newburgh the first weekend in December. The event offers the tra-ditional holiday activities like caroling

and roasting chestnuts on an open fire. Santa is available throughout the three-day celebration.

Tinsel Town in TennysonThe town of Tennyson sparkles

during the Christmas season. Each December, Build a Better Community sponsors Tinsel Town in Tennyson, which includes a parade, Santa and refreshments.

Christmas in BoonvilleThe Boonville Merchants Assoca-

tion has begun dressing the downtown square the first weekend in December with the Christmas spirit. The theme last year was Our Christmas Story, a play on the classic movie A Christmas Story. The event, which featured local people playing the parts in the movie, was the official kickoff to the holiday season, leading up to the annual Christmas parade.

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location& transportation

W arrick County is located in south-ern Indiana, in the heart of the Midwest. The county is adjacent to

Evansville, Indiana’s third largest city. With immediate access to major

Interstates, rail, water and air services, Warrick County offers an abundance of transportation options.

Seven state highways weave through-out the county’s 384 square miles, as well as two major interstates — I-64 and I-69 (formerly I-164) — which serve as the northern and western boundaries of the county.

Major Moves, former governor Mitch Daniels’ pet project, had major impacts in Warrick County. S.R. 62 through Chan-dler was restructured and widened, as well as S.R. 261 in Newburgh, providing easier access to the schools along either side.

Businesses have more than 40 motor freight companies to choose from in the region. Two local railway services provide additional ground transportation through-out the county. The Ohio River serves as the southern boundary of Warrick County, giving businesses easy access to transporting their goods by water.

The county recently implemented the Warrick Area Transit System to give resi-dents better access to the county’s more metropolitan areas. Currently, Chandler, Newburgh and Boonville are serviced and routes connect to Evansville’s METS system.


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W arrick County is home to 10 public and one private elementary schools, three middle schools, one junior/senior high, two high

schools, an alternative learning center and two high-er-education institutions. Almost 10,000 students are enrolled with the Warrick County School Corporation, the 28th largest in the state.

ISTEP, Indiana’s state-sanctioned testing, is administered each spring to students in grades three through 10, with the Graduation Qualifying Exam administered to sophomores. In 2014, Warrick Coun-ty’s pass rate was 89.8 percent for mathematics and 88.1 percent for English/language arts, well above the state’s average in both areas.

Graduation rates for all three high schools — Cas-tle, Boonville and Tecumseh — are above 91 percent.

In Ohio Township, which has the largest concen-tration of students, public schools spend $8,825 per student. There are approximately 19.5 students per teacher in Ohio Township.

Extracurricular activities round out the curriculum and provide students with opportunities for additional growth through music, theatre, philanthrophy, art, foreign language, writing and more. Among these, high school athletics have a rich tradition in Warrick County. Castle, Boonville and Tecumseh high schools each boast numerous team, as well as individual, state champions.

Due to growth in population, particularly in the southwestern corner of Warrick County, the school corporation has faced many challenges in accom-modating the increasing classroom sizes. In 2007, the school board passed a resolution to adopt a middle school concept. As a result, the school corporation spent approximately $27 million on the construction of the Castle South Middle School in southern War-rick County, while making numerous other upgrades and renovations to its existing schools.

Safety is also of major importance to the com-munity. Over the past couple of years, the Warrick County School Corporation has worked to create secure entryways to each school. In addition, school resource officers have been placed within the schools to help provide added security, as well as a safe option for students to go to when they need help.

School resource officers are provided by the War-rick County Sheriff’s Office, as well as the Chandler, Boonville and Newburgh police departments. The Indiana State Police also have a presence in local schools.

W arrick County is home to three hospitals — St. Mary’s Warrick Hospi-tal in Boonville, Deaconess Gateway Hospital and The Women’s Hos-pital, both in Newburgh.

The Women’s Hospital opened in 2001, the first anchor facility on Deacon-ess’ Warrick County campus. It was the first hospital in the area to be solely dedicated to serving women’s needs in surgery, birthing, infertility, outreach and more. In addition, the hospital provides extensive newborn care, offering a Level 3 neonatal intensive care unit.

When Deaconess Gateway Hospital opened in 2006, it brought with it a focus on concentrated areas of care, an emergency department and an opportunity for Deaconess Gateway Campus to become the hub of special-ized medical care in Warrick County. Neurology, cardiology and orthopedics are just a few specialty areas offered at Deaconess Gateway. A partnership with Riley Hospital for Children also provides the hospital a unique opportu-nity to offer specialized pediatric care unavailable anywhere else locally.

St. Mary’s Warrick Hospital is a small, community hospital in Boonville that has served Warrick County residents for a little more than three decades. It is a Critical Access Hospital, offering ambulatory and wellness services. In addition to its emergency room and inpatient care, the hospital campus also provides diagnostic and therapeutic care services to meet the needs of the area’s rural residents.

Warrick County is also home to many nursing homes, rehabilitation centers and assisted living facilities that work with doctors and hospitals to ensure the medical needs of the county are met. With more than 10 elderly-care estab-lishments, residents can be assured that they will always be cared for. The newest addition to senior care is The Village at Hamilton Pointe, an 11-acre senior living campus developed by the Leo Brown Group in Newburgh.

Hamilton Pointe’s full continumum of care includes a 115-bed skilled nurs-ing and rehabilitation facility, a 53-unit assisted living facility and 24 indepen-dent living garden home units.

St. Mary’s has built a new $18.8 million, 44,000 square foot expansion for the new Epworth Crossing. The facility features a new and expanded St. Mary’s Breast Center, Convenient Care East, which will nearly double in size, St. Mary’s Women’s Wellness Center, primary care and specialty physician offices, a highly advanced 3T MRI, lab, digital x-ray and ultrasound all under one roof, a community space for demonstrations such as healthy cooking and a medical equipment and retail store. Additional services include Tai Chi and yoga classes. In January of this year, St. Mary’s opened up its new convenient care facility in Boonville, anchoring itself as a major medical provider for the community.

The Warrick Wellness Trail is the new medical district surrounding the area of Epworth Road and S.R. 66. Anchored by Deaconess Gateway Hospital, the Warrick Wellness Trail has become home to nine other medical practices.

The entire project will take nine phases and will eventually extend Stahl Road all the way to the Newburgh Walmart.

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directoryAccounting & Tax

Service

Riney Hancock & Co. PSC 313 S.E. First Street Evansville, Ind. 47713(812) 423-6281 www.rineyhancock.com

Umbach & Associ-ates, LLP 944 Aigner DriveBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-0202 www.umbach.com

Agriculture - Vineyard

Mystique Winery & Vineyard13000 Gore RoadLynnville, Ind. 47619(812) 922-5612www.mystique.com

Airports

Evansville-Van-derburgh Airport Authority7801 Bussing DriveEvansville, Ind. 47725(812) 421-4401www.flyevv.com

Aluminum Manufacturing

Alcoa Warrick Operations S.R. 66 and S.R. 61 Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 853-6112 www.alcoa.com

Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care

Newburgh Healthcare Center10466 Pollack AvenueNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-2931www.newburghhealthcarecen-ter.com

Woodlands Golden Living Center4088 Frame RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-9567www.goldenlivingcenters.com

Animal Adoption

Warrick Humane Society, Inc. 5722 Vann RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47629(812) 858-1132 www.warrickhumanesociety.org

Antiques

Persnickety’s806 W. Main StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-7990www.facebook.com/persnicketygifts

Architects & Architectural

Illustrators/Planners

Morley and Associates, Inc.4800 Rosebud LaneNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 464-9585www.morleyandassociates.com

Assisted Living Facility

Bell Oaks Place4200 Wyntree Drive Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 858-0488www.enlivant.com

Hamilton Pointe Health & Rehab3800 Eli PlaceNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-5300www.tlcmgmt.com

Woodmont Health Campus1325 N. Rockport RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4114www.trilogyhs.com

Attorneys

Bamberger, Fore-man, Oswald & Hahn, LLP20 N.W. Fourth StreetEvansville, Ind. 47708(812) 425-1591 www.bamberger.com

Bowers Harrison, LLP25 N.W. Riverside Drive, Sec-ond FloorEvansville, Ind. 47708(812) 426-1231 www.bowersharrison.com

Fine & Hatfield520 N.W. Second StreetEvansville, Ind. 47708(812) 425-3592 www.fine-hatfield.com

Kahn, Dees, Donovan & Kahn, LLP501 Main Street, #305Evansville, Ind. 47708(812) 423-3183www.kddk.com

Martin & Martin, Attorneys at Law 125 S. Second Street Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3650 www.martinlawyers.net

Phillips & Phillips, LLCP.O. Box 525, 301 W. Main Street Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3500

Todd Corne, Attorney at Law7899 Bell Oaks DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 758-4455 www.cornelaw.com

Auctioneer/Real Estate

Huntsman Auction & Realty50 N. Front StreetElberfeld, Ind. 47613(812) 983-4766 www.huntsmanauctioneer.com

Automobile Body Repair & Paint

Cron’s Body Shop815 W. MainBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-2284www.cronsbodyshop.com

Herrs Auto Body Shop622 N. Plank RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 925-6896

Mills Body Shop - Chandler115 S. Jaycee StreetChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-7811www.millsbodyshop.com

Mills Body Shop - Newburgh10520 S.R. 661 WestNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 842-2665www.millsbodyshop.com

Automobile Dealers

D-Patrick-Boonville Ford Mercury3100 W. S.R. 62Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-5838 www.dpat.com

Uebelhor & Son’s972 Wernsing RoadJasper, Ind. 47546(812) 482-2222www.uebelhor.com

Automobile Parts - Mfg Rep

AFCO Racing977 Hyrock BoulevardBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-0900www.afcoracing.com

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Automobile Renting & Leasing

Enterprise Rent-A-Car8400 W. S.R. 66Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-1148www.enterprise.com

Automobile Repairs & Service

Knapp’s Service Center4466 Lenn RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-2959 www.knappservicecenter.com

Menke’s Automotive Repair 5400 Vann Road Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-5571 www.menkesauto.com

Awnings/Canopies

Midwest Canvas Products, Inc. 12083 Spurgeon Road Lynnville, Ind. 47619(812) 922-8277

Bakeries

Donut Bank3988 S.R. 261 Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 858-9911 www.donutbank.com

Banks/Savings/Loan Associations

Banterra Bank3811 Haley DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 490-3200 www.banterrabank.com

Boonville National Bank910 W. Main StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4700

Chandler National Bank114 W. Lincoln AvenueChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-3326 www.lnbbanking.com

First Federal Savings Bank 8388 Bell Oaks Drive Newburgh Ind. 47630(812) 492-8106 www.firstfedevansville.com

First Security Bank7833 W. S.R. 66Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 942-1113www.firstsecurity.net

German American Bank3933 Venetian WayNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 402-2265www.germanamerican.com

Lynnville National Bank 215 Main Street Lynnville, Ind. 47619 (812) 922-3231 www.lnbbanking.com

Newburgh National Bank1204 W. S.R. 662Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-1605 www.lnbbanking.com

Old National Bank-Boonville224 W. Main Street Boonville, Ind. 47601 (812) 897-6300 www.oldnational.com

Old National Bank-Newburgh8577 Ruffian Lane Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 853-7375 www.oldnational.com

Peoples Trust & Savings Bank-Boonville132 S. Third StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-0230 www.ptsb-in.com

Peoples Trust & Sav-ings Bank-Newburgh705 State StreetNewburgh, Ind. 47610(812) 842-3017

Peoples Trust & Sav-ings Bank-Paradise7199 Parker DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 842-2265

United Fidelity Bank 8533 Bell Oaks Drive Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 858-6880 www.unitedfidelity.com

Batteries-Auto & Truck

Batteries Now2601 St. Joseph AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47712(812) 426-2787www.batteriesnow.net

Beer & Ale Wholesaler

Working Distributors, Inc. 2800 Diego DriveEvansville, Ind. 47715(812) 464-9555 www.workingdistributors.com

Book Dealers, Stores & Depositories

Ohio Township Public Library System4111 Lakeshore DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47629(812) 853-5468 www.ohio.lib.in.us

Building Products - Fire Protection

Tri-State Fire Protection10577 Oak Grove RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47629(812) 853-9229 www.tristatefire.com

Business & Profes-sional Services

Gorman Recruiting318 Main Street, Suite 219Evansville, Ind. 47708(812) 618-9911

Business Services

Better Business Bureau5401 Vogel Road, Suite 410Evansville, Ind. 47715(812) 473-0202

Business Services - Office Planning, Office

Furniture

Business Environments5611 Morgan AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47715(812) 474-4260 www.busenvir.com

Business/Development Consultants

IN Small Business Development Center, SW318 Main Street, Fourth FloorEvansville, Ind. 47708(812) 425-7232www.isbdc.org/location/southwest-isbdc/

Cable Television

WOW6045 Wedeking Avenue Evansville, Ind. 47716 (812) 437-0765 www.sigecom.net

Car Wash

Halo Auto Wash8133 S.R. 66Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-6643 www.facebook.com/pages/Halo-Auto-Wash-Cen-ter/144431988959778


directoryCement, Sand, Gravel,

& Stone

Mulzer Crushed Stone 9511 S.R. 662 Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 853-3684 www.mulzer.com

Chambers of Commerce

Warrick County Chamber of Commerce224 W. Main Street, Suite 203 Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-2340 www.warrickcounty.us

Chiropractors

Gilkey Family Chiropractic 4466 S.R. 261Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-2997 www.gilkeychiropratic.com

Cleaners

Don’s Cleaners8355 S.R. 66Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 853-9513 www.donscleaners.com

Clinics & Medical Groups

Deaconess Clinic-Boonville3355 Liberty BoulevardBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 858-3355

Medical Clinic at Walmart-OMHS8599 Highpoint Drive Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 842-0370 www.owensborohealth.org

Clubs-Country & Golf

Quail Crossing Golf Club, LLC 5 Quail Crossing Drive Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-1276 www.quailcrossing.com

Rolling Hills Country Club, Inc. 1666 Old Plank Road Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 925-3336 www.rollinghillsindiana.com

Victoria National Golf Club 2000 Victoria National Boulevard Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-8230 www.victorianational.com

Coal Mining

Peabody Energy-Wild Boar Mine 566 Dickeyville RoadLynnville, Ind. 47619(812) 922-1015www.peabodyenergy.com

Vigo Coal Company 528 Main Street, Suite 202Evansville, Ind. 47708(812) 759-8446www.vigocoal.com

Collection Agencies

Medical and Professional Collection Services 5055 Newburgh Plaza Drive Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-6020 www.mpcscollect.com

College/Universities

Ivy Tech Community College3501 First AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47710(812) 429-1399www.ivytech.edu/southwest

USI Outreach & Engagement8600 University BoulevardEvansville, Ind. 47712(812) 228-5061www.usi.edu/outreach

Concrete

Affordable Concrete210 Dusty RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 305-1043 www.ronsaffordableconcrete. com

IMI Southwest, Inc.1816 W. Lloyd Expressway Evansville, Ind. 47712(812) 424-3554 www.irvmat.com

Construction/Contractors

Aigner Construction Co., Inc. 944 N. Baker RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-5815 www.aignerconstruction.com

Heidorn Construction, Inc. 1455 Stevenson Station Road Chandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-7815 www.heidornconstruction.com

Maken Corporation 3922 Bell Road, Suite 2 Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 853-5261 www.makencorp.com

Metzger Construction Co., Inc. 655 Center Road, Attn: JanBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 925-7544 www.metzgerasphalt.com

Scheessele & Sons Construction 7040 Savannah DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-8423 www.scheesseleconstruction.com

Credit Card Processing

Approval Payment Solutions, Inc. P.O. Box 446Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4837 www.apsolutions.net

Credit Unions

Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union3944 S.R. 261Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-3033 www.etfcu.org

Heritage Federal Credit Union-Boonville966 N. S.R. 61Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 253-6928 www.hfcu.info

Heritage Federal Credit Union-Main5388 S.R. 66 Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 253-6928 www.hfcu.info

HeritageFederal Credit Union-Newburgh 8266 Bell Oaks DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 253-6928www.hfcu.info

Data Processing/Computer Services/

Computers

Med-Star Billing Group718 C State StreetNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 490-1822 www.medstarbillinggroup.com

Dentists/Dental Labs/Dental Care

Just for Kids Pediatric Dentistry 8011 Robin Hill Road Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-2977 www.jus4kids.com

Warrick Park Dental800 Office Park DriveBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4889www.warrickparkdental.com

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Drug Store/Pharmacy

Guthrie’s Pharmacy520 W. Lincoln Avenue Chandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-3347 www.guthriespharmacy.com

Walmart-Boonville1115 American WayBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-5964 www.wal-mart.com

Education-Public/ Private K-12

Warrick County School Corporation300 E. Gum Street Boonville Ind. 47601 (812) 897-6050 www.warrick.k12.in.us

Education-Colleges/Technical/Universities

ITT Technical Institute 10999 Stahl Road Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 858-1600 www.itt-tech.edu

Ivy Tech Community College3501 First AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47710(812) 429-1399www.ivytech.edu/southwest

Engineers - Civil, Environmental, Mechanical &

Consulting

Commonwealth Engineers, Inc. 101 Plaza East BoulevardEvansville, Ind. 47715(812) 474-1177 www.commonwealth-engineers.com

Matrix Design Group 5741 Prospect Drive Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 490-1525 www.matrixdginc.com

Morley and Associ-ates, Inc.4800 Rosebud LaneNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 464-9585www.morleyandassociates.com

Utilities Consulting Co., Inc.P.O. Box 441Newburgh, Ind. 47629(812) 853-2796

Environmental Products & Controls

Inviromental Technologies, LLC 2534 Locust Creek DriveEvansville, Ind. 47720(812) 925-3610 www.intechllc.com

Estate Planning

Martin & Martin, Attorneys at Law PC125 S. Second StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3650www.martinlawyers.net

Farm Equipment

Rudolph Brothers Implement187 S. Yankeetown Road Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-1720 www.rudolphbrosinc.com

Financial & Financial Advisors

Heritage Federal Credit Union-Newburgh8266 Bell Oaks DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 253-6928www.hfcu.info

New York Life-Roger Ziliak6200 E. ColumbiaEvansville, Ind. 47715(812) 454-8312www.newyorklife.com

Fire Protection

Tri-State Fire Protection10577 Oak Grove RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47629(812) 853-9229www.tristatefire.com

Fitness Center

Anytime Fitness8887 High Pointe Drive Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 853-5855 www.anytimefitness.com/gyms/2989/newburgh-in-47630

Livewell300 W. JenningsNewburgh, Ind. 47630(855) 843-3539www.mylivewellonline.com

Flooring

The Rug Gallery of Newburgh 7955 Bell Oaks DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 453-7965 www.NewburghRugGallery.com

Funeral Homes

Alexander Funeral Home - Newburgh Chapel5333 S.R. 261Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-0077 www.alexandernewburghchapel.com

Koehler Funeral Home304 E. Main StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-1460 www.koehlerfuneralhome.com

Titzer Funeral Home510 W. JenningsNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-8314 www.titzerfuneralhomes.com

Garden Centers & Nurseries

Brewer Farms Inc.7911 S.R. 62 WestChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 683-4070 www.brewerfarmsinc.com

Government

Ind. State Rep. — District 78 200 W. Washington Indianapolis, Ind. 46204 (800) 382-9467

Ind. State Rep. – District 75 200 W. Washington Indianapolis, Ind. 46204 (800) 382-9467

Ind. State Senator — District 48200 W. Washington Indianapolis, Ind. 46204(800) 382-9467 Ind. State Senator — District 50 200 W. Washington Indianapolis, Ind. 46204(800) 382-9467

Newburgh-Town Council23 W. JenningsNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-7111 www.newburgh-in.gov

Town of Chandler417 E. JeffersonChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-6882 www.townofchandler.org

U.S. Represenative — Indiana 8th District 101 Martin Luther King Boulevard Evansville, Ind. 47708(812) 465-6484bucshon.house.gov

U.S. Senator Dan Coats101 Martin Luther King Boulevard Evansville, Ind. 47708(812) 465-6500www.coats.senate.gov


directoryU.S. Senator Joe Donnaly101 Martin Luther King Boulevard Evansville, Ind. 47708(812) 465-6313www.donnelly.senate.gov

Warrick County Area Plan Commission107 W. Locust StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6190

Warrick County Assessor1 Judicial SquareBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6125

Warrick County Auditor1 Judicial SquareBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6110

Warrick County Clerk1 Judicial SquareBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6160

Warrick County Commissioner107 W. Locust Street, Suite 301Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6120

Warrick County Council107 W. LocustBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6202

Warrick County Economic Development Department4763 Rosebud Lane, Suite C Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-3555 www.successwarrickcounty.com

Warrick County Parks800 W. Tennyson RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6200

Warrick County Prosecutor1 Judicial Square, Suite 108Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6199

Warrick County Recorder1 Judicial Square, Suite 230Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6165

Warrick County Recycling and Resource Management District1111 Pelzer RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6210www.warrickrecycles.org

Warrick County Sheriff100 W. S.R. 62Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6180

Warrick County Surveyor107 W. Locust StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4257

Warrick County Treasurer1 Judicial Square, Suite 270Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6166

Government Research

Warrick County Extension Office107 W. Locust StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6100www.ag.purdue.edu/counties/warrick/pages/default.aspx

Groceries/Food Markets

Casey’s General Store 1209 E. Main Street Boonville, Ind. 47601 (812) 897-1320www.caseys.com

Walmart-Boonville1115 American WayBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-5964 www.wal-mart.com

Hardware

Aigner’s Hardware & Supply 802 W. Main Street Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4600

Health Care - Equipment

Freedom Medical966 N. Baker Road Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-5660 www.freedommedical.biz

Health Care Facility


Newburgh Healthcare Center 10466 Pollack AvenueNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-2931 www.newburghhealthcarecenter.com

Woodlands Golden Living Center 4088 Frame RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-9567 www.goldenlivingcenters.com/locations-staff/find-care-loca-tion/welcome/golden-livingcen-ter-woodlands-in.aspx

Woodmont Health Campus1325 N. Rockport RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4114 www.trilogyhs.com/campuses/woodmont-health-campus

Bell Oaks Place4200 Syntree DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-0488www.enlivant.com/communities/bell-oaks-place-newburgh

Heating & Air Conditioning Equipment

& Repairs

A+ Derr Heating & Cooling7545 Peachwood DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 490-2665 www.aplusair.net

BNG Heating & Cooling-Insulation1425 N Rockport Road Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3000 www.bngheat.com

Heavy Equipment Repair/Welding

Four Star Field Services 810 S. Industrial Park Drive Petersburg, Ind. 47567 (812) 354-6167 www.fourstarfab.com

Home Improvements

Bayer’s Plumbing Inc7944 Bell Oaks DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-2305 www.bayersplumbing.com

Habitat for Humanity of Warrick County10622 Telephone RoadChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 858-3707www.warrickhabitat.org

Hospitals/Medical Services

Brentwood Meadows4488 Roslin RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-7200www.brentwoodmeadows.com

Deaconess Gateway Hospital 4011 Gateway Boulevard Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 842-2000 www.deaconess.com/deacon-essgatewayhospital.aspx

St. Mary’s-Warrick1116 Millis AvenueBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-7112 www.stmarys.org/body.cfm?id=1229

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The Women’s Hospital4199 Gateway BoulevardNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 842-4222 www.deaconess.com/thewom-enshospital.aspx

Hotels/Motels

Motel Manor2155 N. S.R. 61 Boonville, Ind. 47601 (812) 897-1800

Value Place Hotel8221 Stahl RoadEvansville, Ind. 47715(812) 853-0900www.valueplace.com

Industrial Equipment & Supplies

King Mechanical Specialty, Inc. 406 Third StreetNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-8301 www.kingmech.com

The Vernon Corporation400 N. Yankeetown RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3488 www.vernoncorp.com

Insurance

AAA 7820 Eagle Crest BoulevardEvansville, Ind. 47715(812) 477-9966www.aaa.com/services/tour-book/poi/branchofficelocator.html

ABA Insurance101 Plaza East Boulevard Evansville, Ind. 47715 (812) 473-8960 www.aba-insurance.com

C. Larry Rhodes Insurance 8688 Ruffian Lane Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-7301 www.clarryrhodes.net

Commerce Insurance Group-Boonville111 W. Sycamore Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-1752www.commerceinsgroup.com

Commerce Insurance Group-Newburgh4266 Bell RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 490-9980 www.commerceinsgroup.com

Farm Bureau Insurance3050 Warrick DriveBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-0590 www.indianafarmbureauinsurance. com

First Advantage Insurance 3022 W. S.R. 62Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-8100

Integrity Insurance Advisors, LLC605 State Street, Suite BNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 490-0200 www.integrityinsadv.com

Schultheis Insurance Agency 32 N. Weinbach AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47728(812) 479-8651 www.schultheis-ins.com

Self Insurance Ser-vices, LLC7925 Bell Oaks DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 842-2813www.selfinsuranceservices.com

Insurance-Health

Commerce Insurance Group-Boonville111 W. Sycamore Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-1752www.commerceinsgroup.com

Commerce Insurance Group-Newburgh4266 Bell RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 490-9980 www.commerceinsgroup.com

Schultheis Insurance Agency 32 N. Weinbach AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47728(812) 479-8651 www.schultheis-ins.com

Jewelers

Hutchinson’s Jewelers121 W. Main StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-1630 www.hutchinsonjewelers.com

Master Jeweler Design7799 W. S.R. 66, Suite 102ANewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 401-4367www.masterjewelerdesign.com

Job Placement/Training Related Services

Grow SouthwestIndiana Workforce318 Main Street, Suite 504 Evansville, Ind. 47708(812) 492-4303www.workonesouthwest.com

Southern Indiana Resource Solutions, Inc. (SIRS)1579 S. Folsomville Road Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4840 www.sirs.org

Landscape Designers/Contractors

Wittscaping Landscaping14 W. Third StreetNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 453-9261www.facebook.com/pages/wittscaping-landscaping-llc/448056028590713

Library

Boonville-Warrick County Public Library611 W. Main StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-1500 bwcpl.ent.sirsi.net

Ohio Township Public Library4111 Lakeshore Drive Newburgh, Ind. 47629(812) 853-5468 www.ohio.lib.in.us

Ohio Township Public Library 402 S. Jaycee StreetChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-7179www.ohio.lib.in.us

Lumber

Truss Systems, Inc.810 Hyrock Boulevard Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3064 www.trusssystemsinc.net

Manufacturing

North American Lighting11833 Warrick Industrial ParkElberfeld, Ind. 47613(812) 983-2663www.nal.com

Prime Foods Inc.885 American WayBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3783www.primefoods.us

S&S Machine Shop Inc.298 Essex DriveBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-5343www.ssmachineshop.com

Superior Manufacturing, Inc. 11333 Elberfeld Road Elberfeld, Ind. 47613 (812) 983-9900 www.superiortrl.com


directoryThe Vernon Corporation400 N. Yankeetown RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3488www.vernoncorp.com

Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana4000 S. Tulip Tree Drive Princeton, Ind. 47670(812) 387-2128 www.toyota.com

Truss Systems, Inc.810 Hyrock BoulevardBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3064www.trusssystemsinc.net

Medical Services

Deaconess Gateway Hospital4011 Gateway BoulevardNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 842-2000 www.deaconess.com/deacon-essgatewayhospital.aspx

St. Mary’s-Warrick1116 Millis AvenueBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-7112 www.stmarys.org/body.cfm?id=1229

Mortgage Loans & Bankers

Top Flite Financial, Inc. 8177 Bell Oaks Drive, Suite DNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 490-0800www.topflitefinancial.com/johnrapp

Natural Gas

BNG Heating & Cooling-Insulation1425 N. Rockport RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3000www.bngheat.com

Newspapers

Courier & Press Newspaper 300 E. Walnut Street Evansville, Ind. 47713(812) 464-7652 www.courierpress.com

Warrick Publishing Company 204 W. Locust Street Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-2330 www.warricknews.com

Non-Profit Organization

American Cancer Society 5250 Vogel Road, Suite A Evansville, Ind. 47715 (812) 475-9244 www.cancer.org

American Red Cross499 W. S.R. 62Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-0390 www.redcross.org/in/evansville

Evansville Sports Corporation40 N. First AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47710(812) 492-9787www.evansvillesports.org

Friends of Newburgh, Inc. Newburgh, Ind. 47630www.friendsofnewburgh.org

Historic Newburgh Inc.517 W. MainNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-2815 www.historicnewburgh.org

Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana 431 E. Diamond AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47711(812) 425-8152 www.juniorachievement.org/web/ja-swindiana

Rotary Club of Warrick County P.O. Box 554Newburgh, Ind. 47630 www.warrickrotary.org

Southern Indiana Resource Solutions Inc. (SIRS)1579 S. Folsomville RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4840www.sirs.org

Tri-Cap449 S. R. 62Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-0364 www.tri-cap.net

Warrick County Chamber of Commerce224 W. Main Street, Suite 203Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-2340 www.warrickchamber.org

Warrick County Community Foundation224 W. Main Street, Suite 201 Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-2030 www.warrickcommunityfoundation. org

Warrick Wellness Pathways, Inc.P.O. Box 906Newburgh, Ind. 47629www.warrickwellnesspathways.org

Youth First3420 E. Morgan AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47715(812) 421-8336

Packaging, Shipping, Copies, Fax, Private

Mail Boxes

PostNet8437 Bell Oaks DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-6462www.postnet.com/newburgh-in109/

Paint/Wallpaper

Paint ‘N Stuff7955 Bell Oaks DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-6109

Sherwin Williams8090 Park Place DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-3900 www.sherwin-williams.com

Painting Contractors

Sherwin Williams8090 Park Place DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-3900 www.sherwin-williams.com

Pest Control Services

Action Pest Control2301 S. Green River Road Evansville, Ind. 47715(812) 477-5546 www.actionpest.com

Physical Therapy

Woodlands Golden Living Center4088 Frame RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-9567www.goldenlivingcenters.com/locations-staff/find-care-loca-tion/welcome/golden-livingcen-ter-woodlands-in.aspx

Plumbing

Bayer’s Plumbing, Inc. 7944 Bell Oaks Drive Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-2305 www.bayersplumbing.com

Printers, Publishers, Typesetters & Graphics

B-Hive Printing/Shipping Plus 804 W. Main StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3971www.b-hiveprinting.com

Property Managers

Hahn Realty5011 Washington AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47715(812) 477-6980www.hahnrealtycorp.com

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St. Mary’s Building Corporation 3700 Washington Avenue Evansville, Ind. 47750(812) 485-7799 www.stmarys.org

Public Relations

Rideout Public Affairs LLC6911 Rolling LaneNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 490-0096rideoutpublicaffairs.com

Radio Station

The Original Company, Inc. Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 882-6060www.originalcompany.com

Townsquare Media117 S.E. Fifth StreetEvansville, Ind. 47708(812) 425-4226 www.townsquaremedia.com

Real Estate Appraisers

Richard Reid Appraisal Co.5511 Epworth RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-0200

Real Estate - Developers & Investors

Cypress Investments8060 Wyngate CircleNewburgh, Ind. 47630

Hahn Realty5011 Washington Avenue Evansville, Ind. 47715(812) 477-6980www.hahnrealtycorp.com

Woodward Commercial Realty, Inc.4763 Rosebud LaneNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 474-1900www.woodwardrealty.com

Real Estate - Commercial & Residential

Era First Advantage Realty 8711 W. S.R. 66 Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-2400 www.janicemiller.com

F C Tucker Emge Realtors 8944 Ruffian Lane Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-3381 www.fctuckeremge.com

Harris Real Estate4960 S.R. 261Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-1900www.harrisrealestate.us

Recreation

Rolling Hills Country Club, Inc.1666 Old Plank RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 925-3336www.rollinghillsindiana.com

Recycle

Warrick County Recycling & Resource Manage-ment District1111 Pelzer RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-6210 www.warrickrecycles.org

Recycle Store-Clothing

Goodwill Industries320 W. Main StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 474-2222www.evvgoodwill.org

Restaurants/Clubs

American Legion - Kapperman Post 44711 State StreetNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-9069 www.kapperman44.org

Cleo’s Bakery and Brown Bag Lunches9 W. JenningsNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-0500 www.cleosbakerynewburgh.com

Double D’s1206 E. Main Boonville, Ind. 47601 (812) 897-8813

Edgewater Grille1 E. Water StreetNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-2443www.edgewatergrille.com

Fiesta Acapulco Restaurant 8480 High Point Drive Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-7777 www.fiestaacapulco.com

Knob Hill Tavern1016 W. S.R. 662 West Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-9550 www.knobhilltavern.com

McDonald’s of Boonville 701 W. Locust Street Boonville, Ind. 47601 (812) 897-1168 www.mcdonalds.com

Penn Station Subs of Newburgh8887 High Point DriveNewburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 401-7366www.psevansville.com

TF Ice Cream802 E. Main Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 715-3367www.tficecream.com

The Tin Fish Newburgh 300 W. Jennings Street Newburgh, Ind. 47630 (812) 490-7000 www.thetinfishrestaurants.com/the-tin-fish-restaurants-new-burgh-in-near-the-river

Turoni’s Pizzery & Brewery 8011 Bell Oaks Drive Newburgh Ind. 47630(812) 490-5555 www.turonis.com

Retail Stores

Sheepskeins1109 S.R. 662Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 842-0200

Walmart-Boonville1115 American WayBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-5964www.wal-mart.com

Sealcoating-Asphalt & Tennis Courts

Metzger Construc-tion Co., Inc.655 Center Road, Attn: JanBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 925-7544www.metzgerasphalt.com

Security - Products, Systems, Burglar

Alarms & Companies

All American Locksmith & Alarm Service3322 Montgomery Lane Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-9688 www.leelocksmith.com

Sonitrol of Evansville208 NW Third StreetEvansville, Ind. 47708(812) 422-1210www.sonitrolev.com

Senior Services


Woodlands Golden Living Center4088 Frame RoadNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-9567www.goldenlivingcenters.com/locations-staff/find-care-loca-tion/welcome/golden-livingcen-ter-woodlands-in.aspx


directorySheet Metal — Welding

Hi-Tech Sheet Metal, Inc. 115 W. Jefferson Street Chandler, Ind. 47610 (812) 925-3322 www.hi-techsm.com

Signs

Signarama1300 N. Royal AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47715(812) 477-7763 www.SignsOverAmerica.com

Sporting Event

Evansville IceMen530 MainEvansville, Ind. 47708(812) 421-4625 www.evansvilleicemen.com

Sporting Goods

Bucks & Jakes Outfitters 3655 S.R. 62 W Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-4285 www.bucksjakes.com

Walmart-Boonville1115 American WayBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-5964www.wal-mart.com

Swimming Pool Contractors,

Service, Equipment & Maintenance

Town & Country Pools, Inc. 4744 S.R. 66Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-2263 www.townandcountrypools.us

Tax Preparation

H & R Block-Boonville 520 W. Locust Street Boonville, Ind. 47601 (812) 897-2600 www.hrblock.com

Newburgh Tax Service4088 S.R. 261Newburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 858-1040 www.newburghtaxservice.com

S.M.A.R.T. Tax117A W. Lincoln AvenueChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 588-1040

Telephone Directories

User Friendly Media401 Frederica Street, Building D, Suite 102Owensboro, Ky. 42301(270) 926-7022www.userfriendlymedia.com

Tourist Attractions

Warrick County Museum217 S. First StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-3100www.warrickcountymuseum.org

Tourist Information

Warrick County Chamber of Commerce224 W. Main Street, Suite 203Boonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-2340www.warrickcounty.us

Transportation

Aluminum Transport, Inc.344 S.R. 62 EBoonville, Ind. 47601 (812) 897-5231

Powerline Freight Systems, Inc. 740 W. Washington Street Chandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-3431 www.powerlinefreightsystems.com

Trash Removal — Commercial/

Residential

Advanced Disposal Services12900 Warrick County Line RoadEvansville, Ind. 47725(812) 867-5546 www.advanceddisposal.com/homepage

Republic Services2017 N. Fares AvenueEvansville, Ind. 47711(812) 424-3345 www.disposal.com

Tree Service, Spraying & Horticulture

S & S Tree Masters, Inc. 811 Owensboro Road Boonville, Ind. 47601 (812) 897-3325 www.sstreemasters.com

Trophies & Plaques

The Trophy Case LLCP.O. Box 340Newburgh, Ind. 47629(812) 629-8762 www.thetrophycase.us

Truck Parts/Components

Perfection Driveline7066 S.R. 62 WestChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-6891 www.perfectiondriveline. com

Utilities

Indiana American Water5622 S.R. 66Newburgh, Ind. 47630(800) 492-8373 www.amwater.com/inaw/

Town of Chandler417 E. JeffersonChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-6882www.townofchandler.org

Vectren CorporationOne N. Main Evansville, Ind. 47702(800) 227-1376www.vectren.com

Utilities - Sewer

Newburgh 23 W. JenningsNewburgh, Ind. 47630(812) 853-3578www.newburgh-in.gov

Town of Chandler417 E. JeffersonChandler, Ind. 47610(812) 925-6882 www.townofchandler.org

Utilities - Water

Indiana American Water5622 S.R. 66Newburgh, Ind. 47630(800) 492-8373 www.amwater.com/inaw/

Veolia Water North America Operating Services117 E. Locust StreetBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-2118www.veoliawaterna.com

Water/Sewer/Septic Systems

J & J Municipal Supply Inc900 N. Baker RoadBoonville, Ind. 47601(812) 897-8888 www.jjsupply1.com

Winery

Mystique Winery & Vineyard13000 Gore RoadLynnville, Ind. 47619(812) 922-5612 www.mystiquewine.com

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