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	In The News Request Media Kit Attractions Accommodations Dining Transportation About Evansville The first American soldier to be killed in battle in World War I was an Evansville native, Cpl. James Bethel Gresham of Company F, 16th Infantry, 1st Division, who was killed during a raid near Bathelemont in France on November 3, 1917. He is buried in Evansville's Locust Hill Cemetery. If you are a member of the media and have questions about the Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau, please email llibs@evansvillecvb.org or phone 812-421-2200. If you don't see the material you're looking for in this section, please feel free to contact us with your request. We look forward to helping you! Press Release     Award     Published Article     Newsletter Press Releases Jun 11, 2009 RIBBON CUTTING AT HOWELL WETLANDS May 01, 2009 BLOOMIN' FESTIVAL AT MESKER PARK ZOO May 01, 2009 2009 MASTER GARDENER WALK May 01, 2009 MASTER GARDENER PLANT SALE May 01, 2009 Outdoor Fun From a Bird's Eye View Apr 29, 2009 Spreading the Good News! Feb 02, 2009 Salute to Charles Darwin Jan 05, 2009 Record breaking year for Mesker Park Zoo! Oct 14, 2008 Boo at the Zoo Sep 05, 2008 AMAZING NUMBERS FROM AMAZONIA! Aug 11, 2008 AMAZONIA ATTENDANCE AT ALL TIME HIGH! Aug 06, 2008 WHAT IS INSIDE AMAZONIA? Jul 24, 2008 Firefly's Recognized for Excellence Jun 09, 2008 Moving In Day at Amazonia Articles Aug 06, 2008 AMAZONIA OPEN! Feb 26, 2008 HOOSIER DELIGHT River Views - Newsletter Summer 2009 GET AWAY FOR AWHILE! CVBeacon - Newsletter April 2009 ECVBeacon February 2009 Evansville CVBeacon January 2009 Evansville CVBeacon June 2009 Evansville CVBeacon March 2009 Evansville CVBeacon May 2009 Evansville CVBeacon
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