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Women’s Expo
October 3-4
Casper Events Center
For two days, the Wyoming
Women’s Expo brings women
together to experience a
professional development
opportunity, unique shopping,
pampering and a variety of
products and services that
help them live a better life:
products and services that
help women to live, love and
sparkle. Packed with a variety
of exhibitors covering beauty,
health, finance, career, home,
food and special events, the
expo has a very broad appeal.
The show’s goal is to make
a difference in women’s lives
by presenting resources
that will help them flourish
and succeed in all aspects
of their lives. The Women’s
Expo provides women with
the opportunity to network
and visit exhibitors to explore
products and services that
influence them.
Autumn Gala
October 4, 6 p.m.
Casper Country Club,
4149 Casper Country Club
Road
This evening will honor
Casper College graduate
Matteo Pistono. Pistono is a
writer, photographer, social
justice campaigner and
author of “In the Shadow
of the Buddha: Secret
Journeys, Sacred Histories,
and Spiritual Discovery in
Tibet.” Pistono’s images and
writings about Tibetan and
Himalayan cultural, political,
and spiritual landscapes have
appeared in The Washington
Post, BBC’s In-Pictures, Men’s
Journal, Kyoto Journal, and
HIMAL South Asia. Pistono is
the founder and director of
Nekorpa, a nonprofit working
to protect sacred pilgrimage
sites around the world, and he
sits on the Executive Council
of the International Network
of Engaged Buddhists,
Rigpa Fellowship, and the
Conservancy for Tibetan Art
and Culture.
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Green Acres
Corn Maze
October 4-5, 11-12, 18-19,
25-26, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Green Acres Corn Maze
Green Acres features: corn
maze, pumpkin patch, hay
bale maze, corn pit, hayrides,
petting farm, giant air pillow
and more! To get to Green
Acres, follow the pumpkins!
Go west on Highway 20-26, 3
miles west of Natrona County
International Airport. Turn
right on 33 Mile Road and
go 3 miles north to County
Road 121, turn right, 2.5
miles and you’re there! The
corn maze hotline is 307-3333861. Visit us online at www.
greenacrescornmaze.net/.
From Russia
with Love
October 4, 7:30 p.m.
John F. Welsh Auditorium Natrona County High School
930 S Elm St., Casper
The Wyoming Symphony
Orchestra’s 65th season
begins with the drama and
passion of two of the most
famous and powerful works
from the Russian repertoire.
Modest Mussorgsky’s
universally cherished Pictures
at an Exhibition, orchestrated
brilliantly by Maurice Ravel,
opens our season with the
pomp and majesty befitting
a grand occasion. Then, we’ll
introduce you to Taiwanese
sensation Ching-Yun Hu,
winner of the 12th Arthur
Rubinstein International Piano
Competition, performing
the monumental first piano
concerto of Pyotr Ilyich
Tchaikovsky.
Field of Dreams
Corn Maze
October 4-5, 11-12,
17-19, 24-26, 31
Saturdays 11 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Sundays 1 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Starting October 17:
Fridays 6 - 11:30 p.m.,
Saturdays 6 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
Field of Dreams Corn Maze
U.S. 20 & 33 Mile Road
Featuring a ten acre corn
maze, pumpkin patch, corn
pit, duck races, corn cannons,
wagon rides and food
vendors.
All proceeds from our corn
maze will benefit the youth
involved with The Arc of
Natrona County and Natrona
County FFA Chapters and
Alumni. Go west on highway
20-26, 3 miles west of Natrona
County International Airport,
turn right on 33 Mile Road, go
4 miles north.
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2 Casper Style October 2014
Calendar
76th Antique
Show and Sale
October 4, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
October 5, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Central Wyoming Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds - Industrial Bldg
Admission is $2 children under
12 free with an adult.
Book Signing at
Wind City Books
October 4, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Wind City Books,
152 S. Center St.
Decadent Kane is a
paranormal romance author,
will be signing her Eleven
Obsession book.
Decadent Kane: An elfess in
human form, Decadent enjoys
dipping her fingers into the
human realm where she took
pen to paper and began
the tales of the trouble with
elves. Her obsessions include
reading, Dean Winchester
and honey. She will devour
your soul with glimpses of
the feral ridden drow elves,
with their dark skin and soul
consuming. She’ll sneak
morsels of naughty thoughts
to you via goblins, and seduce
you into stepping inside the
elven realm where females
disappear when lust takes
over among other elfish
troubles. Beware the sprites.
Follow the wisps. But never
look a drow elf king in the
eyes...
Girl Scout Picnic
October 5, 12-3 p.m.
Camp Sacajawea
All Girl Scouts, past and
present members and
their families are welcome
to participate in the Girl
Scout Family Picnic from
noon to 3 p.m. Sunday at
Camp Sacajawea on Caper
Mountain. There is no
registration and no charge.
Just bring your picnic lunch
and nonalcoholic beverages,
wear sturdy walking shoes/
mud boots (no flip-flops),
bring a coat since it is cooler
on the mountain, plan to take
a hike, go sledding, or hang
out on the patio of the lodge.
Check out the wind generator
and yurts.
American Guild
of Organists
October 7, 7:30 p.m.
First United Methodist Church.
302 E. 2nd St.
Marek Kudlicki of Austria
will give an evening organ
recital on Tuesday, Oct. 7, at
7:30 and for the Bach’s Lunch
recital on Oct. 8, after which
he will give a presentation on
Polish Organs. Richard Elliott,
Principal Tabernacle Organist,
from Salt Lake City, will play
the Bach’s Lunch recital on
Wednesday, April 15, and an
evening concert on the 17th
at 7:30 p.m. The October and
April events will be at the First
United Methodist Church.
Two more organists are
performing in the Member
Recital — Gerri Bradford and
Blair Mothersbaugh.
WY Special
Olympics-Fall
Tournament
October 8-10
The Wyoming Special
Olympics Fall Tournament will
take place in various locations
around Casper on October
8-10.
Thankful
Thursdays @
Beacon Club
blissful, euphoric state.
With no spoken language,
Blue Man Group is perfect for
people of all ages, languages,
and cultures. This unique
theatrical experience is like
nothing else.
Come join Rodeo Rick and
My Country 95.5 for a live
broadcast each Thursday
from 5-7 p.m. from the
famous Beacon Club. We’ll
have tons of drink specials,
including 50-cent drafts and
2 for 1 happy hour drinks
until 6:30 p.m., free samples
from area distributors and
some awesome auction items
from Western Distributing,
Coors Brewing Company
and more! Plus you’ll never
know what other surprises
might be in store each week!!
Grab your friends and coworkers and make plans now
to join us each and every
Thursday at the Beacon Club
for Thankful Thursdays!! (All
ages are welcome! Western
Distributing, Coors Brew
Company, The Beacon
Club and My Country 95.5
encourage everyone to drink
responsibly!)
Coffee, Tea
and Dee
October 9, 23, 30, 5
7:30 p.m.
The Beacon Club
4100 W Yellowstone Highway,
Mills
Country
for Cancer
October 10, 7 p.m.
Casper Events Center
A tribute concert to Chris
LeDoux and Wyoming’s
cancer survivors. Featuring
Western Underground and
Paul Bogart. Tickets are
$20 - $25. All funds raised
benefit the Angels Cancer
Care Program (serving cancer
patients all over Wyoming).
Casper Coyotes
Hockey Game
October 10-11, 24-26
Casper Ice Arena
1801 East 4th St.
The Casper Coyotes are a
member of the WSHL which
is an Amateur Athletic Union
(AAU) sanctioned, Tier III
Junior “A” hockey league
that has been in continuous
existence since 1994.
Artrageous
Auction
October 11, 4 - 7 p.m.
Shrine Club, 1501 W. 39th St.
Join us for an evening of
food, fun and shopping at
the ARTRAGEOUS auction!
This fundraiser will include
trips, unique art from local
artists, jewelry, themed
baskets and homemade jar
gifts. Purchase unique oneof-a-kind gift items that will
enable our group, P.E.O.,
Chapter AT, to assist women
reach their dreams through
our college scholarship fund.
this will be a wonderful time
to get a jump start on your
Christmas shopping so you
can enjoy your holiday season.
Appetizers and a cash bar will
be offered. Contact Sheryl
Iszler at 259-9460 for more
information.
Blue Man Group
October 13, 7:30 p.m.
Casper Events Center
Blue Man Group’s critically
acclaimed show has been
called “visually stunning,”
“wildly inventive,” and
“hysterically funny.” Although
it is impossible to describe,
people of all ages agree that
Blue Man Group’s show is an
intensely exciting and wildly
outrageous experience that
leaves the entire audience in a
October 15, 7:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Tate Geological Museum
125 College Dr.
In addition to offering guests
free coffee and tea by P. Hawk
Coffee Roaster, courtesy of
the Tate, a special sale will
held during the same time
period in the gift shop. This
is a great opportunity for
people to come up and visit
Dee the mammoth, enjoy a
free cup of coffee or tea and
save on some of the great
items we have in the gift shop.
During the four-hour period,
selected items will be marked
10 percent off. In addition,
all members of the museum
as well as current Casper
College students will receive
the discount in addition to the
discount they already receive.
Urinetown:
The Musical
at Krampert
October 16-17, 22-26,
7:30 p.m.
2 p.m. on Suday matinees
McMurry Mainstage in the
Krampert Theatre at Casper
College
Urinetown: The Musical, music
by Mark Hollmann, lyrics by
Hollmann and Greg Kotis, and
book by Kotis.
Don’t be fooled by the title
or the premise! This hilarious
parody of Broadway musicals
takes on the serious subject
of what happens when
government and corporations
take control of our basic
bodily functions. It’s the
not-too-distant future. A
drought has made water as
precious as gold. To regulate
its consumption, everyone
must pay to use the “public
amenity,” because all private
toilets have been banned.
All “public amenities” are
controlled by the tyrannical
Urine Good Company
in collaboration with an
absolutely corrupt federal
government — until Bobby
Strong leads the masses in a
“Pee for Free” Revolution!
Directed by William Conte.
Artcore Lucille Reilly
October 16, 7:30 p.m.
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
318 E. 6th St.
Lucille is a graduate of
Westminster Choir College
in Princeton, New Jersey,
and an award-winning
performer on both hammered
dulcimer and autoharp (1997
National Hammered Dulcimer
Champion, 1995, 2003 and
2010 International Autoharp
Champion, 1995 and 2010
Mountain Laurel Autoharp
Champion, 1994 National
Autoharp Champion).
Roaming
Wyoming
October 17
Parkway Plaza,
123 W. E St.
Roaming Wyoming is
Central Wyoming Hospice
& Transitions Program main
fundraiser. A “Bucket List”
Auction & Dinner to benefit
the Central Wyoming Hospice
& Transitions. Enjoy a fun
evening featuring: tasting
of Wyoming wine, beer and
spirits, delicious hors d’
oeuvres, silent auction, dinner,
live auction of bucket list
adventure including: sailing
experience with America’s
Cup Yacht “Stars & Stripes”
in San Diego for two, 6-night
getaway in Ireland for two,
NASCAR racing experience
for two, 7-night Tuscany
culinary experience in Italy
for two, Cabo San Lucas
Mexico adventure, Ski Teton
Valley, plus more. Individual
tickets: $60 Sponsored tables
of eight: $1,000. For tickets,
call 307 577-4832, come by
Central Wyoming Hospice and
Transitions at 319 S. Wilson St.
or register online at
www.cwhp.org
State Marching
Band
Competition
October 18
Casper Events Center
1 Events Dr.
Casper Heroin
Awareness 5K
October 18, 8 a.m.
Crossroads Park,
1101 N. Poplar St.
Family and friends of the
victims of this lethal substance
want to raise awareness in
our community about the
devastating effects of heroin
addiction. This event is
being held in memory of
Dylan Yates, son of Casper
resident Jennifer Yates, who
died from a heroin overdose
in May 2014 at the age of
23. Casper’s 5K will coincide
with similar Raising Heroin
Awareness campaigns
throughout the country.
Again, this is a free event,
but cash donations will be
accepted at the registration
table to help cover costs.
Registration begins at 8 a.m.
at Casper’s Crossroads Park,
and we will begin our walk
at 9 a.m. along the river trail.
Light refreshments will be
served after the walk/run.
Israel
Houghton &
New Breed
October 19, 6 p.m.
Highland Park
Community Church,
5725 Highland Dr.
The Worship Arts Ministry of
Highland Park Community
Church presents Israel
Houghton and New Breed
live in concert. $15 in advance
and $20 at the door. General
admission seating only. Tickets
available at Highland Park
Church and the Galilean or
purchase tickets online at
www.hpcc.cc
Robert
Michaels/
Melanie
Buttarazzi
October 23, 7:30 p.m.
Kelly Walsh High School
Auditorium
Whiskey Dick
Band
October 23, 8 p.m.
Sanford’s Grub and Pub
241 S. Center St.
The Fort Worth duo carry on
the Texas traditions of superpowered guitar slinging and
clever songwriting that make
Lone Star music a worldwide
curiosity.
Casper Style October 2014 3
Calendar
Ghost Tours at
Fort Caspar
October 24-25
Fort Caspar Museum
4001 Fort Caspar Rd.
Calling all Ghost Hunters!
Fort Caspar Museum and the
Casper Area Paranormal
Seekers are hosting “Ghost
Tours of the Fort 2014.” The
hour-long tours will begin
every 20 minutes with the first
tour leaving at 7 p.m. and
the last leaving at 10:40 p.m.
This is a ticketed event, and
advance purchase is advised.
The $5 tickets will be
available for sale at Fort
Caspar Museum. Only 10
spaces are available for each
hour-long tour; children
under 8 years of age are
discouraged. You may wish
to bring a flashlight and a
digital camera, and please
dress warmly since portions
of this program are outdoors.
For more information call the
museum at 307-235-8462
or visit our website at www.
fortcasparwyoming.com.
Dancing with
the Stars of
Casper
October 25, 6 p.m.
Casper Events Center
Mercer Family Resource
Center will be hosting
itsannual fundraiser, “ Dancing
with the Stars of Casper!”
This is our fourth major
fundraising event in 43 years
of serving this wonderful
community. We thank you
for your support and hope
you can attend to enjoy
this evening of great food,
music, live entertainment and
our variety of live auction
packages.
Roller Derby
Ski & Bike Swap
The A’Salt Creek Roller Girls
will bout the Snake Pit Derby
Dames. Tickets are $15 at the
door or $12 in advance from
any roller girl, Nate’s Flowers,
Casper Martial Arts Academy,
The Cadillac Cowgirl, Sonic
Rainbow, The Derby Boutique,
Kim’s Closet, Powder River
Veterans Club, Beauty
Grafix or online at www.bit.
ly/1a8R6bH
Bring your consignments
at Thursday the 7th from
noon to 7pm to the Central
Wyoming Fairgrounds Hall of
Champions.
October 25,
Fairgrounds Industrial Building
WHSAA State
High School
Volleyball
November 6-8
Casper Events Center
November 6-9
Central Wyoming Fairgrounds
Meat Shoot
November 7, 5 -10 p.m.
Rocky Mountain Gun Club
6100 Cole Creek Rd., Evansville
Bring your friends and family
and show off your shooting
skills. Ladies, don’t be shy,
bring your friends and win a
prize. Come and have some
fun and win some meat. The
club is 7 miles north of I-25 on
Cole Creek Road.
Three-day tournament for the
best high school volleyball
players from around the state
of Wyoming
Visitors
Camping &
campgrounds
Casper East RV Park
& Campground
2800 E. Yellowstone Hwy.
307.237.5155
Casper KOA
North Bar Nunn
307.577.1664
Lariat Mobile Home Court
4201 W. Yellowstone Hwy.
307.265.9315
GOLF COURSES
Casper Municipal
Golf Course
2120 Allendale Blvd.
307.234.1037
Paradise Valley
Country Club
70 Magnolia St.
307.234.9146
Three Crowns Golf Club
1601 King Blvd.
307.472.7696
Casper Country Club
4149 Country Club Road
307.235.5777
MUSEUMS
HEALTH CLUBS
Mormon Handcart
Visitor Center
47600 W. Hwy. 220
(approx. 60 miles SW of Casper)
307.328.2953
Casper Recreation Center
1801 E. 4th St.
307.235.8383
Fort Caspar Museum
4001 Ft. Caspar Rd.
307.235.8462
National Historic Trails
Interpretive Center
1501 N. Poplar St.
307.261.7700
Tate Geological Museum
125 College Dr.
307.268.2447
Nicolaysen Art Museum & Discovery
Center
400 E. Collins Dr.
307.235.5247
Salt Creek Museum
(in Midwest)
531 1/2 Peak St.
307.437.6513
The Science Zone
111 W. Midwest St.
307.473.9663
America Theatre
119 S. Center St.
307.235.5440
Veterans Memorial Museum
374 Jourgensen Ave.
(Casper-Natrona County
International Airport)
307.472.82601
Fox Movie Palace
150 W. 2nd St.
307.235.0900
Werner Wildlife Museum
405 E. 15th St.
307.235.2108
MOVIE THEATERS
Iris Stadium 8 Theaters
230 W. Yellowstone Hwy.
307.472.4747
Rialto Theatre
100 E. 2nd St.
307.237.2416
Studio City
5020 E. 2nd St.
307.472.7469
Absolute Fitness
138 Kimball St.
307.472.7662
Curves
2612 E. 3rd St.
307.472.2878
Express 24 Hour
Fitness Studio
300 Landmark Dr.
307.473.2582
Fitness One
5050 E. 2nd St.
307.265-1114
Flex Complex
523 S. Center St.
307.237.1793
Lifetime Health & Fitness
300 Landmark Dr.
307.473.2582
Snap Fitness Center
2135 E. 12th St.
307.237.6878
Superfit 24 Hours
4025 CY Ave.
307.234.0378
Wyoming Athletic Club
455 Thelma Dr.
307.265.6928
3920 S. Poplar St.
307.234.4241
Casper Family YMCA
315 E. 15th St.
307.234.9187
4 Casper Style October 2014
Dining/Spirits
19th Hole Restaurant
and Lounge
Dairy Queen
2792 Allendale Blvd.237-9470
3845 E. 2nd St.
603 N. Poplar St.
All That Jazz
Daylight Donuts
Inside Parkway Plaza
123 W. E St.
237-1777
Applebee’s
359 Miracle Road 472-6555
Arby’s
2607 CY Ave.
577-5905
80 SE Wyoming Blvd.
237-8040
Art of Coffee
1973 E. A St.
234-2326
Beacon Club
4100 W. Yellowstone Hwy.
577-1503
Blimpie’s
938 S. Poplar St. 473-2160
4160 S. Poplar St. 235-4755
207 S. Montana St. 237-1656
285 Honeysuckle St.265-6946
1510 Centennial Ct. 234-6506
Bliss Yogurt
5030 E 2nd St Ste 5 333-6853
Bosco’s
Italian Restaurant   
847 E. A St.
265-9658
266-2450
266-2450
939 E. 2nd St.
472-0626
4639 W. Yellowstone 472-0662
Don Juan Mexican
144 S. Center St.
234-0903
Domino’s Pizza
813 E. 1st St.
234-4455
3141 SW Wyoming Blvd.
265-2900
1540 Centennial Ct. 237-6100
Dori Lou’s Place
(I25 @ Hat Six)
6985 Nuggett
473-8589
Dorn’s Fireside  
1745 CY Ave.
235-6831
Drake’s Lounge
Inside Ramada Plaza
300 W. F St.
235-2531
Dsasumo
320 W. 1st St.
237-7874
Dsas2
441 Landmark Dr. 265-2099
Eggington’s    
229 E. 2nd St.
265-8700
Botticelli Ristorante 
Elevation Sports Bar
Buffalo Wild Wings
Famous Dave’s
129 W. 2nd St.
266-2700
5071 E. 2nd St.
Burger King
4051 CY Ave.
265-0945
596 N. Poplar St. 234-8300
81 SE Wyoming Blvd.
235-6090
Butch’s Happy Days
1180 Oildale St., Evansville
577-5031
Casper Country Club
4149 Country Club Road
235-5777
Casper’s
Good Cooking   
581 N. Poplar St.
237-3033
Charlie T’s Pizza
112 E. 2nd St.
237-0022
Chatter’s
1324 Prairie Lane 234-5329
Cheese Barrel, The 
544 S. Center St.
235-5202
Chopstix Asian Bistro
1937 E. 2nd St.
265-2891
Cold Stone Creamery   
939 E. 2nd St.
237-3960
Cole Creek
Bar & Grill
Inside Holiday Inn
721 Granite Peak Dr.
577-5000
Cottage Cafe, The
116 S. Lincoln St.
234-1157
D’s Oregon Trail Bar
4144 W. Yellowstone Hwy.
265-9614
1121 Wilkins Circle 234-9444
5900 E. 2nd St.
472-5900
Fire Rock Steakhouse
6100 E. 2nd St.
234-2333
Five Guys Burgers
5060 E. 2nd St.
Flaming Wok
Eastridge Mall
Hamburger Stand
Old Chicago
Hideaway Bar
Olive Garden
3930 E. 2nd St.
234-8604
211 Riverview Ave., Mills
235-5065
Hilton Garden Inn
1150 N. Poplar St. 266-1300
Horseshoe Bar  
7515 W. Yellowstone Hwy
472-5770
House of Sushi
260 S. Center St.
234-1818
IHOP
510 E. Lathrop Road235-0111
J.C. Burger
711 E. Collins St.
J.S. Chinese
Restaurant
116 W. 2nd St.
472-5978
577-0618
3201 Wyoming Blvd.472-3100
Johnny J’s Diner 
234-4204
Karen & Jim’s/
Movie Star Lounge
520 S. Ash St.
5070 E. 2nd St.
266-4976
The Keg & Cork
5371 Blackmore Road
337-4083
473-1900
234-6105
On The Border
71 SE Wyoming Blvd.315-6822
Outback Steakhouse
229 Miracle St.
235-0391
Papa John’s Pizza
1501 E. 2nd St.
234-2121
472-0102
La Costa
239-9211
La Hacienda
1600 E. 2nd St.
266-1414
235-6599
Silver Fox, The
3422 Energy Lane 235-3000
Sissy’s Oven
Eastridge Mall
Shogun Japanese
Steak House
3095 Talon Dr.
Sonic
Stuft Gourmet
Baked Potatoes
Parkway Plaza
123 W. E St.
235-1777
Peaches Restaurant
234-0951
Perkins Family
Restaurant & Bakery
4710 E. 2nd St.
Pizza Hut
3741 E. 2nd St.
3738 CY Ave.
265-7339
577-9112
265-0804
Pizza Ranch
5011 East 2nd St. 237-1234
Plows Diner
2150 E. Yellowstone 577-1504
4801 E. 2nd St. Atrium Plaza 4255 CY Ave.
472-1224
1905 E. 2nd St.
266-1841
234 N. Center St. 266-3100
2711 CY Avenue 234-9650
516 SW Wyoming Blvd473-1113
Eastridge Mall 237-7011
Eastside Walmart 265-6662
Sunrise Coffee Cafe
4360 S. Poplar St. 265-1595
Szechuan Chinese
1151 CY Ave.
2024 CY Ave.
3340 CY Ave.
266-4769
86 SE Wyoming Blvd.
266-0056
Poor Boys
Steakhouse    
739 N. Center St.
Taco John’s
237-8325
Poplar Wine &
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4031 E. 2nd St.
766 CY Ave.
80 W. F St.
Eastridge Mall
Lai Thai
Taco Time
Lazy 8 Bar
Qdoba Mexican Grill
Galloways Pub
Lime Leaf
Asian Bistro   
Red Lobster
Godfather’s Pizza
McDonald’s
577-0538
520 S. Center
234-3827
Frosty’s
Full House Chinese
3550 W Yellowstone Hwy,
Mills265-0550
2800 CY Ave., # A 237-9558
1121 Wilkins Circle 234-9444
Golden Corral
5091 E. 2nd St.
235-5000
Goose Egg Inn
10580 Goose Egg Road
473-8838
Great Harvest
Bread Co.
428 S Durbin St.
The Grille at
Three Crowns
1601 King Blvd.
Guadalajara
3350 CY Ave.
HQ BBQ
337-4286
303 S. Wolcott St. 234-6588
1250 N. Center St., Evansville
234-4750
845 E. 2nd St.
315-6888
600 W. F St.
265-2363
4010 Plaza Dr.
265-5121
40 SE Wyoming Blvd.237-8320
Metro Coffee
241 S. David St.
472-5024
Ming House Chinese
233 E. 2nd St.
265-1838
Mongolian Grill
4801 E. 2nd St.
473-1033
Moonlight Lounge
472-7694
234-4699
70 S. Curtis St., Evansville
315-6947
2305 E. 12th St.
234-7787
Mountain View
Sub Shop
100 N. Center St.
237-7999
New Moon Chinese
832 CY Ave.
234-2915
4370 S. Poplar St. 235-6395
5030 E. 2nd St.
4009 CY Ave
5010 E. 2nd St.
473-1100
472-0892
266-0070
Red & White Cafe
1620 E Yellowstone 234-6962
Spirits Lounge
at Best Western Ramkota
800 N. Poplar St. 266-6000
Riverside Grill
2117 E. 12th
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472-5606
Taylor’s Sports Bar
37 Curtis St.
266-0941
Village Inn  
350 SE Wyoming Blvd.234-1485
325 South Durbin St.472-0361
Wendy’s
111 CY Ave.
4281 E. 2nd St.
235-4578
237-9378
Western Grill
2333 E. Yellowstone Hwy.
234-7061
Inside Ramada Plaza
300 W. F St.
235-2531
Sandbar Lounge
100 N. Ash St.
266-2745
Sandwich Bar, The
200 E. 2nd St.
266-1527
Sanford’s Grub Pub
241 S. Center St. 234-4555
61 SE Wyoming Blvd. 315-6040
Sherrie’s Place    
310 W. Yellowstone 235-3513
Wonder Bar
256 S. Center St.
234-4110
Wonderful House
221 S. Montana (Hilltop) St.
315-6832
Wyoming Hot Wings
1821 E. 12th St.
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