Evansville is the largest southern city in Indiana and the third largest in the state. Founded in the early 1800's Evansville is located on a gentle bend of the Ohio River. The river was a major source of economic growth for the city and it's no wonder it's often called "River City", even the largest attraction in the city is the Casino Aztar the first riverboat casino in the state. Evansville acts as the Indiana hub for the Illinois-Indiana-Kentucky Tri-States area affectionately nicknamed "Kentuckiana". Many other businesses in the tri-state area can be researched in the business directory. Evansville is home to two large universities, University of Southern Indiana and the University of Evansville. The focus on exceptional education is strong, with all of the ranked K12 schools being recognized nationally. Evansville also has a rich history in sports, Bosse Field is the third oldest baseball field in use in the U.S. and was used in filming of the motion picture "A league of their own". The Ohio River Bearcats a semi-professional American football team have been playing in the Midwest Football League since 2008. Evansville has a diverse economic base in fields ranging from health care services to manufacturing. Some of the companies headquartered in the city are Atlas Van Lines, Old National Bank, Mead Johnson and American General Finance. These and many more can be found in the Indiana yellow pages. There is a specialized district established in Evansville for businesses with special enterprise zoning, The Evansville Urban Enterprise Zone is one of only 5 zones in the state of Indiana with special tax credits for eligible businesses. Evansville has been a point of interest for major media outlets as well being the backdrop and city setting for the T.V. sitcom Rosanne. The city has been featured on Food Network's Feasting on Asphalt by Alton Brown, the popular paranormal research show Ghost Hunters and even the prime time drama Prison Break.