Posts about specific cities and counties in Indiana
Home to great German heritage, this Southern Indiana town has a thriving downtown and a growing craft beer scene, making it a perfect spot for a getaway. Home to Strassenfest, where for a weekend each summer lederhosen and accordions reign Read more
Famous for their hilarious videos on social media, this husband and wife have become viral stars. Their most recent adventure brought them to the Hoosier State. Perhaps best known for their Lip Sync videos, Kristin and Danny have a social Read more
This Indiana city’s downtown has been growing by leaps and bounds over the past few years which has inspired a growing number of entrepreneurs to open downtown boutiques and take advantage of the increased visitor activity. Downtown Fort Wayne is well-known for Read more
A historic town on the Ohio River, Madison is a wonderful place to visit, and it is home to great shopping and art. One shop provides great antiques and the ability to channel your inner artist. Little Golden Fox is Read more
In a beautiful old river town in southern Indiana, there is a haunted mansion with a great deal of history. And because it is a beautiful bed and breakfast, it makes for a spooky (and awesome) place to stay! “There Read more
Attention, Halloween fans! Looking for something beyond Trick or Treat? Wayne County, Indiana, has you covered! Throughout October, family friendly events around (or very near) the county will give you a chance to get in the spooky spirit. Every Friday Read more
In September, Historic Hotels of America and Historic Hotels Worldwide announced the winners of the 2017 Awards of Excellence. The awards included title of Best Historic Hotel, which went to an amazing hotel in Indiana! The announcement came just days Read more
Am I a person who hikes miles in the wilderness, climbs mountains, enters a triathlon? That would be a “no”. Even if you’re not an outdoor adventurer, you’ll enjoy a drive or stroll through these two southeast Indiana State Parks on Read more
Indiana once boasted thousands of miles of railroads. Beginning with the Indianapolis and Madison Railroad in the 1840s, companies both large and small laid track all across the Hoosier state connecting Indiana cities to rural hamlets and regional metropolises Read more
The United States Mint will release the 40th quarter in the America the Beautiful collection. Indiana’s new quarter features George Rogers Clark and his men crossing the flooded Wabash. Clark’s daring surprise capture of the British Fort Sackville is considered Read more
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