Evansville, Wisconsin

• Youth Center Meets Friday---Fund 80 on Agenda
  

  The Evansville Observer Agenda Place is the location for agendas of organizations in Evansville, Wisconsin.

• Black Out Football Friday Night
  

  Friday Night Football starts this week at Stillman Valley High School as the Evansville WI, Blue Devils come to town.

• Public record for Aug. 18, 2010
  

  DANIEL C. TUESCHER, 40, of 2114 Refset Drive, Janesville, at 6:20 p.m. Monday at Rockport Road and Center Avenue, Janesville.

• Park Board Meets Monday Night: Speed Bumps for Lake Leota?
  

  The Evansville Observer Agenda Place is the location for agendas of organizations in Evansville, Wisconsin.

• Chemical warfare: Rock County plans hazardous waste roundup for October
  

  When and where to register: Advance registration is required and can be completed by calling 754-6617, Ext.

• Storm knocks out power and downs trees
  

  JANESVILLEa 'A spokesman from the Rock County Communications Center warns travelers to be cautious while traveling on county roads this morning.

• Will Budget Increase for Public Works be ZERO?
  

  The unofficial minutes of several of the departments of Evansville, Wisconsin city government.

• Evansville to install LED streetlights
  

  Upgrading 250 mercury vapor and high-pressure sodium streetlights to LED bulbs is expected to save about 80,000 kilowatts of electricity, cutting the city's electric bill by $8,000 a year, Mayor Sandy Decker said.

• Public record for Aug. 4, 2010
  

  JAMES A. MCNERTNEY, 30, of 1441 Center Ave., Janesville, at 10:30 p.m. Saturday at 7 N. Academy St., Janesville.

City Description

Evansville is a city in Rock County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 4,039 at the 2000 census (2005 estimate: 4,658). Since 2000, Evansville's population has increased over 21%. It is currently the fastest growing community in Rock County. Evansville was first settled in the 1830s by New Englanders who were attracted to the area by its pristine wooded landscape and the placid Allen Creek. By 1855, the city recorded its first plat and was complete with homes, shops, and churches. In 1863, the Chicago and North Western Railway came to Evansville, accelerating growth. At this point, Evansville's economy was based on the surrounding agriculture, mainly wheat and tobacco. By the turn of the twentieth century Evansville had over 1900 residents, and by the 1920s, most of the buildings in Evansville's future Historic District were completed. The Evansville Historic District, which surrounds Main Street and stretches to the side streets of Garfield Avenue and Liberty Street, includes dozens of historic homes and other structures. The Wisconsin Historical Society called Evansville home to "the finest collection of 1840s to 1915 architecture of any small town in Wisconsin". Of

City Contained By:

• Rock County
• Wisconsin

City Contains:

• Eager Free Public Library
• Leedle Mill Truss Bridge

Timezones:

• Central Time zone

Size:

• 5.69797384274 km squared

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