Robert “Bob” Iverson, an alderman on the Danville City Council, has died, at the age of 74 years old. An obituary published ...

Among the many ways “Papa’s” legacy will be sustained by his grandchildren will be playing euchre at every family gathering. Besides his family, Bob had many passions, chief among them his ...

In retirement, Bob moved to Tellico Village and continued his love affair with the water on a pontoon boat and continued to play golf and bridge and learned to play hand and foot and euchre.

You’ve heard of the “Bible Belt” and the “Rust Belt,” but what about the “Euchre Belt”? According to Michigan Radio’s “Stateside,” the phrase refers to the six states where the ...

He enjoyed a good game of Euchre and Sheepshead cards and was also an avid Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers and Wisconsin Badgers fan. Bob was a past member of the Way-Morr Lions Club and an ...

He also farmed on the Thorne Family Farm. Bob attended the Bethel Presbyterian Church, was a proud member of Gavers University and the Coffee Club, the Thursday Night Euchre Card Club, and he enjoyed ...

Euchre, it turns out, reflects life. The game is played with 24 cards, 9 through ace. Like bridge, one suit becomes trump and defeats all other cards (no election jokes, please). The jack of the ...

The hands are quick, the competition stiff. They're playing euchre. Mike Airing sits silently hunched, chomping on a splintered toothpick. Across the table, his partner, Tim Fukawa-Connelly ...

Growing up in Indiana, or in other parts of the Midwest, learning to play the card game euchre (pronounced yew-ker) is practically a rite of passage. Many of us Hoosiers learned to play this ...