Knox County combines affordable living with one of Indiana’s richest historical communities. Residents enjoy walkable downtown Vincennes, the Wabash River, year-round festivals, and a cost of living well below the national average. With remote work amenities, community organizations, and local businesses invested in welcoming newcomers, Knox County offers a supportive place to build your career and enjoy everyday life.

 offers museums, architecture, and one of the oldest communities in Indiana.

 helps remote workers stretch their budget.

 includes the Wabash River, parks, trails, and nearby natural areas.

 such as the Spirit of Vincennes Rendezvous, First Fridays, and the Watermelon Festival keep the community active year-round.

 make it easy to meet people and get involved.

 provides convenient access to Evansville, Terre Haute, Louisville, and Indianapolis.

 to help offset moving expenses and make the transition to Knox County more affordable. Use the funds toward moving costs, housing, or settling into your new community.

 redeemable at Good Samaritan Skin Spa or Good Samaritan Sports Performance, giving you access to health, recovery, and wellness services as you settle into your new home.

Receive a thoughtfully curated welcome basket featuring locally made products, community resources, and information to help you quickly feel at home in Knox County.

Work from a modern coworking space while connecting with fellow remote professionals, entrepreneurs, and local business leaders. Your complimentary one-year membership provides a productive workspace and opportunities to build lasting professional relationships.

Stay active with a complimentary family YMCA membership, offering access to fitness facilities, group classes, swimming, youth programs, and wellness amenities.

Knox County Chamber of Commerce Membership

Expand your professional network through an associate membership with the Knox County Chamber of Commerce. Attend networking events, engage with local businesses, and become part of the area’s thriving business community.

Experience the best of Knox County with complimentary access to local festivals, community events, arts, entertainment, and seasonal celebrations throughout the year.

250 professionally printed business cards

 from Ewing Printing to help you make connections, grow your professional presence, and establish yourself in the community.

Enjoy admission for two to Vincennes University athletic events and become part of the local community while cheering on the Trailblazers throughout the season.

Access trusted childcare resources through KCARC, providing valuable support for families as they transition to life in Knox County.

Make moving easier with a complimentary two-day truck rental provided by Klein Real Estate, helping reduce relocation costs and simplify your move.

With a diverse local workforce and employers across manufacturing, healthcare, education, and the trades, Knox County provides

 meaningful in-person career opportunities.

 Vincennes University, Indiana’s first college, plays a vital role in the region by supporting workforce development, collegiate athletics, and cultural events that enrich daily life.

Browse local employers and current opportunities →

Kim Fourman

Executive Director, Knox County Recycling & SWMD

Explore the Knox County Remote Worker Program →

Knox County, Indiana offers in-person professionals the opportunity to build a meaningful career in a community that values connection, affordability, and quality of life. Home to Vincennes—Indiana’s oldest city—and known as the Watermelon Capital of the World, the region blends rich history with a strong local workforce and vibrant community events. With diverse employers, access to Vincennes University, and a welcoming small-city atmosphere, Knox County is a place where you can grow your career, put down roots, and truly feel at home.

Knox County

Mary Jo is your local contact for everything Knox County. She will help you access your benefits, answer questions, and connect you with the community.

This program is sponsored by Knox County Indiana Economic Development with support from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

Live & Work Local in Knox County

12 month free coworking membership at the Pantheon

250 business cards printed by Ewing Printing

$500 worth of services to Good Samaritan Skin Spa or Good Samaritan Sports Performance 

Klein Real Estate box truck 2 day rental 

Belong Here. Live and work locally in the Evansville Region.  

Evansville is for the person who wants their next job and their next chapter to be the same move. The region's economy runs deeper than it looks from the outside — two competing world-class health systems, a major university, a manufacturing sector anchored by Toyota, and a small business community that's actively growing. The kind of place where careers have room to move, and so does your life outside of work.


Evansville is one of those rare places where the door is genuinely open.

Curious to learn more about the local employment landscape in the Evansville Region? 

Check out some of our key industries and employers below:

⚙️ Advanced Manufacturing & Industrial Production

Manufacturing is a cornerstone of the economy in the Evansville Region, with major employers producing automotive parts, appliances, plastics, metals, and consumer goods. These employers support hands-on roles with long term advancement opportunities. Major employers include Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Amcor, Mead Johnson Nutrition, and Kaiser Aluminum. 

The Evansville Region serves as a major healthcare center for Southwest Indiana, employing thousands across hospitals, clinics, and specialty care facilities. Major employers includes Deaconess Health System, Ascension St. Vincent Evansville, and Evansville State Hospital. 

🚚 Logistics, Distribution, and Transportation

The Evansville Region’s river access, highway connections, and regional reach support a strong logistics and distribution sector. Major employers include TJ Maxx Distribution Center, SIGMA Equipment (SIGMA Group), and Gibco Motor Express. 

Southwest Indiana’s energy and utility sector supports stable, skilled employment tied to power generation and infrastructure. Major employers includes CenterPoint Energy. 

Education and higher learning play a key role in the Evansville Region’s workforce and community life. Major employers include University of Southern Indiana, Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation, University of Evansville and Ivy Tech Community College Evansville. 

Employment resources is not all this program provides. 

Finding the right job is one thing. Finding the right city to build around it is another. Whether you’re looking for a fresh start or for shorter commutes, affordable housing, and a welcoming community - Evansville delivers. Here, you'll find:

From healthcare and manufacturing to education and small businesses, employers are actively hiring with opportunities across every level of experience.

💰 $3,000 cash + a full-service move with Atlas Van Lines. 

Along with a complimentary Baird Financial Plan - because starting a new job in a city where your dollar goes further is a head start most places can't offer.

🏡 One-year 24/7 membership to Cowork Evansville.

Plus local guides and a Flavors of Evansville designed to make you feel welcomed and get plugged into your new community.

🎟️ Free tickets, golf passes, skating, and zoo & nature day passes. 

UE Athletics, Swonder Ice Arena, Mesker Park Zoo, and Wesselman Woods - the nation's largest urban old-growth forest. Your weekend itinerary is already filling up.

🏊 Free access to city pools, the Deaconess Aquatic Center, and a YMCA trial pass. 

Along with Evansville's expansive trail and greenway system, the infrastructure for an active life is already built - and it's all within 15 minutes.


It's for real, and MakeMyMove helps you find the right community for you, connect with locals there, and get support to make your move a piece of cake.

The region has a bustling downtown area with a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. It also has a rich cultural heritage and is home to several museums and historical sites, including the Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science and the Victorian-style Reitz Home Museum.

Evansville

Abby and Ashley are your dedicated program managers and personal Evansville welcome guides! They work for the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership and are here to answer your questions and help you feel right at home. Simply submit an application to get in touch.

This program is sponsored by the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership with support from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

Belong & Work Locally in the Evansville Region

One Year Membership with 24-7 Access to Cowork Evansville Coworking Space

One Year Membership to the Evansville Region's Young Professionals Alliance (under 40)

Free full-value protection, a complimentary Welcome Home unpacking package, and deep storage discounts when moving with Atlas Van Lines

Unlimited access to lively local guides a.k.a. your new best-e!

Free comprehensive financial plan from Baird Financial Advising

Four free tickets to any University of Evansville Athletics game of your choice

Four Public Skating Sessions at Swonder Ice Arena

Four Free Visits to Evansville City Pools

Four Free Visits to Deaconess Aquatic Center

Four Day Passes to Wesselman Woods, the largest urban, old-growth forest in the United States

Two Day Passes to Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden

One-Week Try the Y Pass at YMCA Southwest Indiana

Local “e is for everyone” Merchandise

Flavors of Evansville Sampler including free goodies and discounts from Pangea Kitchen, Honey Moon Coffee Co, Be Happy Pie Company, and Lic's Deli & Ice-Cream

Belong Here. Live and work remotely in the Evansville Region.

Evansville is for the person who works from anywhere and wants somewhere worth being. Your work-from-anywhere day could look like coffee from a local shop a few minutes from home, into Cowork Evansville to focus for the morning, lunch somewhere on Haynie's Corner, and back at your desk before most people in bigger cities have cleared their commute. What you do with the hours you're not losing to traffic is up to you — the Ohio River Greenway, a show at the Victory Theatre, or just the backyard you can actually afford.

Why Move to Evansville as a Remote Worker?

Evansville is a city where everyone finds their place. Whether you're drawn to a thriving arts district, an afternoon on the Ohio River, or a career in one of the region's world-class health systems. Here, you'll find:

$3,000 cash + a full-service move with Atlas Van Lines. 

Plus a complimentary Baird Financial Plan - because landing in a city where your dollar already goes further is only the beginning.

One-year 24/7 membership to Cowork Evansville. 

Plus local guides and a Flavors of Evansville sampler designed to make you feel welcomed and get plugged into your new community. 

Free tickets, golf passes, skating, and zoo & nature day passes. 

UE Athletics, Swonder Ice Arena, Mesker Park Zoo, and Wesselman Woods — the nation's largest urban old-growth forest. Your weekend itinerary is already filling up.

Free access to city pools, the Deaconess Aquatic Center, and a YMCA trial pass. 

Along with Evansville's expansive trail and greenway system, the infrastructure for an active life is already built - and it's all within 15 minutes.

By now you're probably wondering....what's with all the e's?

Glad you asked. It’s kind of our thing! We want the Evansville Region to feel like home to everyone. That’s why our community created an initiative called, e is for everyone. Our “e” campaign spotlights the common threads that bind our community, and encourages each of us—no matter what our background or interests—to connect, contribute and celebrate the Evansville Region. Newbie to the region or lifelong resident, e has something for you! 

e is for everyone! That’s their motto. The Evansville Indiana Region is more than a place on a map.  It’s the mom-and-pop shops that you’ll become a regular of. It’s a fifteen-minute commute to anywhere in the city. It’s the millions of blades of grass that comprise their parks and playgrounds for the young and young at heart. It’s the cultural districts that weave the vibrant tapestry of “Midwest nice” throughout their Region. It’s quirky, charming, and courageous; bound together by purpose and pride. Here, you’ll find a neighborhood that fits your budget, the opportunity to make a tangible impact, and the welcoming community you’ve been searching for. The Evansville Region calls their charm Midwest Magic. You’ll call it home.

Evansville, IN | #3 Ranked Place for Remote Work - Wall Street Journal

Ready to build your community and career in Avon? 

Avon is hiring — and we’re excited to welcome you to a community where career growth, connection, and quality of life come together. Whether you’re starting fresh or looking to take the next step, you’ll find opportunity and belonging right here in Avon, Indiana.

We've put together a package that makes your move not just easier—but way more exciting:

 Receive $6,000 to help cover your moving expenses and settle into your new home in Avon.

1-Year Family Membership to Murphy Aquatic Center:

 Enjoy unlimited access to Avon’s popular outdoor water park, featuring water slides, a lazy river, splash pads, and family-friendly fun all summer long.

Coffee with the Town Manager or a Town Councilman:

 Get to know your local leaders over coffee, ask questions, and learn how to get involved in your new community from the people helping shape its future.

Wellness Allowance for Local Fitness Options:

 Stay active and healthy with support toward a membership at your choice of trusted fitness centers—including 

—each offering unique classes and facilities to fit your wellness goals.

Avon, Indiana offers rewarding careers across several thriving industries:

 – Home to major healthcare providers and medical offices, Avon offers opportunities for nurses, physicians, allied health professionals, medical assistants, administrative staff, and support services. The area's growing population continues to drive demand for quality healthcare careers.

 – Located along key transportation corridors near Indianapolis, Avon is a hub for advanced manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics. Employers in this sector seek skilled production workers, technicians, engineers, supply chain professionals, and operations specialists.

Retail, Hospitality & Professional Services

 – As one of Hendricks County's premier shopping and dining destinations, Avon provides abundant opportunities in retail management, customer service, restaurants, hospitality, finance, real estate, and other professional services. The community's continued growth supports a strong and diverse service economy.

Curious to learn more about the Avon community? Check out our community page below!

Start your next chapter in Avon, Indiana, where career opportunities are complemented by a high quality of life. Enjoy award-winning schools, beautiful parks, a strong sense of community, and convenient access to Indianapolis—all in one of Central Indiana's fastest-growing communities.

Avon

Meet Suzanne—your dedicated program manager and local connection in Avon. She’s here to help make your move as smooth as possible, from answering questions and sharing local recommendations to helping you get connected with the community. Once you arrive, Suzanne will be there to help you feel right at home in Avon.

This program is sponsored by the Town of Avon with support from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

Live and Work in Avon

1 year Family Murphy Aquatic Center Membership

Coffee with the Town Manager or Coffee with a Councilman 

Wellness allowance to use at one of the following: Hendricks YMCA, Anytime Fitness, Orange Theory or Rebel Yoga Studio.

Muncie is a place for people who want to grow a career, not just fill a role. It's a city where a motivated newcomer can actually make their mark — in a thriving healthcare and education sector, an emerging creative economy, and a manufacturing base reinventing itself for the next generation. This community is actively investing in the people who choose it, and if that's you, there's a seat at the table. 

Our incentive package is designed to help you hit the ground running and help you put down roots while you do.

Unrestricted funds to use however you need—moving costs, a security deposit, or getting your new place set up right.


Access to Ball State University's Bracken Library, a Semester Rec Fit Pass, and discounted Athletics Tickets. In Muncie, learning doesn't stop when the workday ends.

Free Co-working Space at The Innovation Connector: 

A free workspace at Muncie's hub for startups, remote workers, and small businesses — with high-speed internet, networking events, and business support services included.


A 6-month YMCA membership gets you meeting neighbors from day one, and an invitation to Local Board Participation means you're shaping the city at the same time you're settling into it.

people have moved to Muncie through MakeMyMove, joining a growing community of newcomers. 

"When we moved to Muncie last August I wasn’t sure what to expect. We came from the Lexington, KY area which we really enjoyed. We have been so thrilled with our decision...there’s not a single thing that we need that Muncie doesn’t have." 

Muncie offers career paths in several key and growing sectors:

Explore featured employers across Muncie and learn about companies hiring in the region. Browse employer profiles, discover career paths, and find opportunities that match your skills and interests.

 — IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital, Meridian Health Services, and Open Door Health Services offer clinical and administrative roles across one of the region's largest employment sectors.


 — Ball State University, Ivy Tech Community College, and Muncie Community Schools create steady opportunities in teaching, research, technology, and operations at every level.


 — Progress Rail, Magna Powertrain, CANPACK, and Honeywell anchor a thriving base of roles in machining, assembly, maintenance, and logistics — with strong wages and room to advance.


 — The Youth Opportunity Center, Hillcroft Services, and others offer meaningful work in social services, youth programs, and disability support.


 — First Merchants Corporation and a growing set of local firms offer openings in banking, administration, and technology.

Muncie's Remote Worker Relocation Program

Located in the heart of Indiana, Muncie offers a blend of outdoor recreation, vibrant community, and rich history. The city is home to Delaware County, which boasts numerous parks, including the expansive Prairie Creek Reservoir, perfect for hiking, fishing, and boating. The region’s Muncie Creek provides additional opportunities for fishing and kayaking. Muncie is also home to Ball State University, a hub for innovation, education, and cultural events. With its mix of natural beauty, cultural richness, and educational opportunities, Muncie is the perfect place to live, work, and play.

Muncie

Amber—your dedicated program manager and personal Muncie welcome guide! Amber works for the City of Muncie, and she's here to answer your questions and help you feel right at home. Simply submit an application to get in touch.

This program is sponsored by the City of Muncie with support from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

 Live and Work Local in Muncie

Co-working space courtesy of The Innovation Connector

Access to the Ball State University Library

1 semester Rec Fit pass at Ball State University

Help Desk for connecting to local resources

Mercer County offers meaningful career opportunities, a safe rural lifestyle, welcoming schools, affordable living, and a close-knit community where you can truly put down roots. If you're ready for a fresh start in a place where your career and family can thrive, Mercer County is ready to welcome you.

 to help cover moving expenses and make your transition to Mercer County easier.

 with networking opportunities, local events, and connections to area businesses and organizations.

One-Year Family Membership to the Stacy Center

 with access to the fitness center, indoor pool, skating nights, youth activities, and family recreation.

 featuring locally made products and helpful information to help you get settled.

 to explore neighborhoods, tour homes, interview with local employers, and experience Mercer County before making your move.

 — Connect with business owners, Chamber representatives, school administrators, and community leaders while exploring career opportunities.

 — Eligible participants who build a home in Princeton or Mercer within two years may qualify for a residential lot.

 — Eligible girls who attend Mercer County schools for two years can receive a scholarship to attend any Missouri college or university.

 — Eligible students can attend participating Missouri community colleges tuition-free.

Notable employers and career sectors include:

 – Family farms, livestock operations, grain production, and agricultural service businesses are the backbone of the local economy.

(Bethany, MO – approximately 20 minutes away)

 – A regional healthcare provider offering careers in nursing, clinical care, administration, and support services.

 – Opportunities in education, administration, transportation, and student services.

 – Mercer County government, emergency services, and public works provide stable career opportunities.

Manufacturing, Transportation & Skilled Trades

 – Regional employers offer careers in production, logistics, construction, maintenance, and skilled trades throughout northwest Missouri and southern Iowa.

 Local employers are looking for dedicated professionals who want to build long-term careers and become part of the community.

 People know their neighbors, schools are welcoming, and kids have the freedom to enjoy small-town life.

 Hunting, fishing, wide-open farmland, quiet country roads, and endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.

 During your visit, we'll introduce you to local employers, school leaders, Chamber representatives, and community members so you can start building connections before you move.

 Stretch your paycheck further with lower housing costs, everyday affordability, and a high quality of life.

The murals in Mercer and Princeton were created by a local artist who began painting at just 13 years old. They showcase Mercer County’s pride in local talent and the people who help shape its communities. It’s a reflection of the welcoming, hometown character that defines Mercer County.

Have questions about life in Mercer County? Connect with Shelley, your local guide, for local insight, recommendations, and personalized guidance.

Professionals looking for a rewarding career and a welcoming community.

Families seeking safe neighborhoods, excellent schools, and a slower pace of life.

Outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hunting, fishing, and rural living.

Individuals or families ready to build a home and take advantage of available residential lot incentives.

Anyone looking for an affordable place to build a career, raise a family, and become part of a close-knit community.

Nestled in the rolling hills of northern Missouri, Mercer County offers small-town charm at its finest. Here, neighbors know each other by name, kids can safely roam, and life moves at a peaceful, easy pace. The county’s seat, Princeton, anchors a community where tradition and togetherness still matter — from Friday night games at the local school to weekend hunts across open farmland. Mercer County also boasts some of the fastest internet in the nation, making it easy to stay connected while enjoying wide-open skies and quiet country living. With affordable housing, strong community values, and plenty of room to breathe, Mercer County is a truly special place to call home.

Mercer County

Shelley—your dedicated program sponsor and personal Mercer County welcome guide! As a passionate Mercer County resident, Shelley is here to answer your questions, share local insights, and help you feel right at home. Simply submit an application to get in touch.

Sponsored by the Mercer County Area Development Corporation (MCAD.)

Live and Work Local in Mercer County, MO

1-year Chamber membership (start building your network right away)

1-year family membership to the Stacy Center (pool, gym, skate nights—perfect for kids)

Two-night stay in Mercer County to house hunt in our beautiful rural countryside before you move

Welcome to Paducah. We're so glad you're here!

Watch this welcome video from Paducah Mayor George Bray about why you should call Paducah home!

Wondering if Paducah is for you? Read more below about why we love it here. 

Paducah is one of a small number of UNESCO Creative Cities in the United States, reflecting its long-standing role in arts and craft traditions. The city’s riverfront floodwall murals, galleries, museums, and performing arts venues anchor a strong cultural presence. Residents can engage with local arts through exhibitions, theater, music, and hands-on workshops offered throughout the community.

Paducah sits along I-24 between Nashville and St. Louis, providing convenient access to major regional destinations. The city’s location makes it an easy base for travel throughout the Midwest and South. Barkley Regional Airport offers daily jet service to Charlotte, connecting residents to a broader national and international network.

Paducah offers a relatively low cost of living with a range of housing options across more than 50 neighborhoods. Historic homes, established residential areas, and access to high-speed internet make the city practical for families, professionals, and remote workers.

The city serves as a regional center for education and employment across western Kentucky and surrounding states. Public schools, the Paducah Innovation Hub, and higher education institutions—including West Kentucky Community and Technical College and Murray State University’s Paducah campus—provide academic and workforce pathways. Major healthcare facilities and regional employers also support a broad local economy.

Paducah hosts numerous festivals, parades, and cultural events throughout the year. Its historic downtown includes museums, restaurants, retail shops, and performance venues such as Market House Theatre, the Carson Center, and Maiden Alley Cinema. These spaces support an active calendar of performances, film screenings, and community gatherings.

City parks and trails support walking, biking, swimming, and skating, while nearby waterways offer boating and fishing. Within a short drive, Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area and Shawnee National Forest provide additional opportunities for hiking, camping, rock climbing, and other outdoor activities.

On top of that, we've assembled local perks to help you explore, connect, and thrive from day one:

 gives newcomers a financial boost to start their life in Paducah, whether for exploring the city, investing in hobbies, or enjoying local experiences.

1-year membership to Sprocket coworking space

 offers a professional environment to work, connect with others, and build a network, making it easier to feel at home in the city’s professional community.

 opens the door to social events, local projects, and mentorship, helping newcomers quickly integrate into Paducah’s social and professional life.

Paducah is great but don’t just take our word for it - hear from one of our own movers...

"The people here don’t just say “welcome to the neighborhood,” but instead, “Hey, why don't you join us for a bonfire?...Everyone is so warm and outgoing here and it’s so convenient to live in such close proximity to one another."

Read more about Teresa's journey from the Chicago suburbs to Paducah 

A designated UNESCO Creative City, Paducah is a destination for those who crave rich, authentic cultural experiences. Find your inspiration when you make your move to Paducah.

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