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Average home value estimate on Highway 156 is $11,936, with the average lot size being around 12.23 acre. Avg. Estimated Value $11,936 3 properties and 3 addresses found on Highway 156 in Evansville, AR. The average lot size on Highway 156 is 532,739 ft2 and the average property tax is $448.3/yr. The average property on Highway 156 was built in 1977 with an average house value of $11,936. Select an address below to learn more about the property, such as, who lives and owns property on this street, house owners' contact details, tax history, mortgage & deed records, and much more. Nearby Streets around Highway 156 Find info on properties and residents located on Highway 156 significant cross streets including owner info, property value, tax assessments and more. Cross Street Avg. Property Value Property Qty Resident Qty Highway 59, Evansville $11,925 27 95 Pershall Rd, Evansville $13,288 4 21 Hale Mountain Rd, Evansville $10,350 30 122 Dobbs Mountain Rd, Evansville $16,106 22 67 Streets Near Highway 156 with the Most Houses & Properties Get data on the streets near Highway 156 in Evansville, Arkansas with the most houses and properties. Cross Street Avg. Property Value Property Qty Resident Qty Hale Mountain Rd, Evansville $10,350 30 122 Highway 59, Evansville $11,925 27 95 Dobbs Mountain Rd, Evansville $16,106 22 67 Pershall Rd, Evansville $13,288 4 21

Angel Mounds State Historic Site - 7.5 km / 4.7 mi University of Evansville - 7.8 km / 4.9 mi Goebel Soccer Park - 9.6 km / 6 mi Deaconess Sports Park - 9.6 km / 6 mi Fendrich Golf Course - 9.9 km / 6.1 mi The nearest airports are:Evansville, IN (EVV-Evansville Regional) - 18.5 km / 11.5 mi Owensboro, KY (OWB-Owensboro-Daviess County Regional) - 70.3 km / 43.7 mi Indianapolis Intl. Airport (IND) - 251.3 km / 156.1 mi The preferred airport for La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Evansville is Indianapolis Intl. Airport (IND). Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve A large tract of virgin bottomland hardwood forest rich in biodiversity and offering trails and nature programs. (2.3 miles from the hotel location) Address: 551 N Boeke Rd, Evansville, IN 47711 Angel Mounds State Historic Site An important prehistoric Native American archaeological complex that offers insight into regional history and pre-contact cultures. (4.2 miles from the hotel location) Address: 8215 Pollack Ave, Evansville, IN 47715 Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden A zoological park featuring animal exhibits, botanic gardens, and conservation efforts. (4.9 miles from the hotel location) Address: 1545 Mesker Park Dr, Evansville, IN 47720 Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science A museum offering a diverse range of exhibitions and programs in art, history, and science. (5.3 miles from the hotel location) Address: 411 SE Riverside Dr, Evansville, IN 47713 Koch Family Childrens Museum of Evansville A hands-on museum designed to stimulate childrens curiosity and learning through play, interactive exhibits, and programs. (5.7 miles from the hotel location) Address: 22 SE 5th St, Evansville, IN 47708 Nearby hotels Fun things to do in Evansville Hotels in Surrounding Cities Get competing quotes for free and save up to 70% on group rates for Weddings, Meetings, Sports Teams and other Events. We have lowest special group rates and discounts for any type or group size. GROUP RATES (9+ ROOMS)

Cheaper than the medical care for not doing that,” she says.Before founding the coalition, Heiman looked at other cities. She found that one common key was the existence of an independent citizen advocacy group that helped fund and promote trails. She used Fort Wayne Trails, a nonprofit organization in Fort Wayne, Indiana, as a reference. Heiman admits she is disappointed her group hasn’t achieved more — citing federal dollars won’t make it happen without community support.The coalition has started a bicycle safety education program for children, saw Mayor Lloyd Winnecke form a Bicycle Friendly Community Task Force, and spearheaded the Evansville Streets Alive!, a free festival in its fourth year that promotes activity. This year’s festival is noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 17 at Garvin Park and N. Main Street to Columbia Street.For more information about Evansville Streets Alive! and the Evansville-Area Trails Coalition, visit facebook.com/EvansvilleStreetsAlive.[pagebreak]▲ Photo Provided by Audubon State ParkLocation: 3100 U.S. Highway 41 N., Henderson, KYMiles of Trails: More than 6 milesPets Allowed: Only on Eagle Glen Pet TrailFishing: Only on Recreation Lake Hours of Operation: Sunrise to sunset dailyTrails to Try: Wilderness Lake Trail, 1 mile or Warbler Road Trail, .7 mile Why: The most popular path at Audubon, the Wilderness Lake Trail, takes hikers along a ridgeline before descending down a steep stairway to the lake. Warbler Road is paved and serves as the location for many trailheads.History: Construction of elements of the John James Audubon Park began in 1938 as a part of the Civil Conservation Corps No. 1540 project. The CCC built cabins, gardens, shelter houses, a lake, trails, and other improvements in the park. From the hilly Kentucky Coffee Tree Trail to the Eagle Glen Pet Trail, this park is full of opportunity for beginning and experienced hikers to enjoy. Camp overnight and wake up for a hike with the sun.[pagebreak]Mountain MoverBarnes leads volunteers to maintain bicycle trail systemsBy Roger McBain • Photo by Jerry ButtsTim Barnes digs dirt.Over the past seven years the Mount Vernon, Indiana, man has become as dedicated to building and grooming Harmonie State Park’s single-track mountain bike trails as he is to riding them.It all began when his son, a mountain biker then living in Minneapolis, invited Barnes to try riding the park’s dirt trails with him during a visit home. “I’d been a road rider most of my adult life,” recalls Barnes, “but I tried

EditionPublished February 13, 202417 people are currently readingAbout the authorRatings & ReviewsFriends & Following Community ReviewsDisplaying 1 - 5 of 5 reviews6 reviewsFebruary 16, 2025As a fellow Evansville native, I couldn’t wait to hear about his experience growing up here. Like the authors father, my father also worked at Whirlpool (I wonder how often they may have crossed paths) I worked with Matt’s brother Brad for several years in Evansville. Brad always talked about how hard Matt worked. This book shed light on that hard-working path. Being a very stubborn atheist, I must admit, I nearly stopped listening to the book after a few sentences. I thought, here comes another book that reinforces why I became an atheist.Instead, I found value in its storytelling, and the way he addresses human experiences and emotions. His ability to connect with readers on a deeper level, really opened my eyes. Not necessarily to the existence of a God, more so to the beauty of living and appreciating the rare “glimpses” I tend to dismiss.I recommend this book to anyone with a heartbeat who may need encouragement to look past the mundane and instead find value in the smaller things in life.authors-from-evansville102 reviews5 followersJanuary 20, 2025If you would like to know the life of a comedic writer and laugh as you turn the pages then Glimpses is your next book. Matt Williams, who created the television series Roseanne and Home Improvements has invited you into his life and world into what made him the man he is today. With spirit, Glimpses, kindness,and laughs this book will be one you will laugh along with until the end.January 10, 2025Matt Williams does a fantastic job of sharing his personal life experiences in short stories giving the reader “glimpses “ of God in his daily life. He

Editor’s note: This story was updated at 4:45 p.m. on Jan. 6, 2025.Mother Nature made a big first impression in 2025.Tall drifts of snow blanketed the Evansville area early the morning of Jan. 5, with up to an inch of ice dialing up the danger later that afternoon. As residents largely stayed indoors, downed power lines left thousands of households in the dark for hours, leading city and county officials to declare a state of emergency.Photo provided by the Evansville Emergency Management AgencyAhead of the storm, the National Weather Service Center in Paducah, Kentucky, issued a winter storm warning featuring a mix of snow and ice in Vanderburgh, Posey, Warrick, Spencer, Gibson, and Pike counties in Southwestern Indiana. By Sunday afternoon, that warning had been extended to noon Monday.Fluffy snowflakes spent hours blanketing the Evansville area, with the area around State Hwy. 57 and Baseline Road recording nearly five inches Sunday morning. Freezing rain then set in after noon, accompanied by thunder in some places southwest of Evansville, according to the Evansville Vanderburgh County Emergency Management Agency. By 3 p.m., Indiana State Police Sgt. Todd Ringle reported slick roads and hazardous driving conditions. An hour later, CenterPoint Energy was reporting outages for more than 2,000 customers in Evansville and the immediate surrounding area. As the sunset, residents reported ice-laden downed power lines and heard the crack of splintering tree limbs, which were making their mark: The number of CenterPoint Energy customers without power had crossed 20,000 by 8:40 p.m. Jan.

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