Risley’s is an electronics and custom electronic systems seller with locations in Evansville, Owensboro and Vincennes. The locally-owned family business has been serving the Tri-State area for 52 years.
Archive for July, 2010
Kerry Ballard of Risley’s Earns Sony Television Certification
Monday, July 26th, 2010
EVANSVILLE, Ind. – Kerry Ballard, sales associate for Risley’s Electronics, has completed training and been awarded his Sony Television Certification. The certification represents Ballard’s knowledge concerning current SONY television technology.
8th District Candidate Dr. Bucshon To Speak at July 29 Women R.O.C. Meeting
Friday, July 16th, 2010
EVANSVILLE, Ind. ~ Dr. Larry Bucshon and his campaign team will address a meeting of Women Right of Center (Women R.O.C.) on Thursday, July 29 at 6:30 p.m. at Oaklyn Branch Library on Oak Hill Road.
Bucshon is running against Trent Van Haaften for the Congressional seat to be left open by Brad Ellsworth. Bucshon is a thoracic surgeon with Ohio Valley Heart Care in Evansville.
The July 29 meeting will allow questions and discussion concerning Bucshon’s position on campaign issues. The meeting is open to everyone: members, non-members, men and women.
Women R.O.C. is an Evansville-based group which gathers knowledge that will help members and non-members make informed decisions concerning politics, community involvement and self-betterment.
For more information about Women Right of Center or the July 29 meeting, contact Melissa Mauser, V.P. Communications, at womenrightofcenter@yahoo.com or call 812-480-2675.
Marsha Abell Speaks about the Potential Hike in Sewer Rates
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010
Evansville – As a Vanderburgh County Commissioner candidate, I am extremely concerned about the City of Evansville’s desire to substantially increase our sewer rates. The Evansville City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the proposed rate hike on July 12, 2010.
Unfortunately, neither the Vanderburgh County Commissioners nor the Vanderburgh County Council will have an opportunity to vote on the City of Evansville’s proposal to hike sewer rates in the City and the County. It is not right that those who reside in the County have no voting input on this extremely important decision to raise our sewer rates.
Although there may be a need by the City of Evansville to spend additional funds to make improvements in the City sewer system, there must be a better way to allocate the costs associated with such improvements.
As your next Vanderburgh County Commissioner, you can be sure that I will not sit back and let the City of Evansville hike our sewer rates like it is attempting to do in this instance.
