Indiana Insider Blog

I don’t know what it is about Fall in Hendricks County, but the festivals and attractions come alive as the air becomes a little cooler and crisper. There’s just something about this season in Hendricks County that makes it a... Read more

I’ve lived in Indiana my whole life and grew up with a corn field just outside the window of my childhood home. But recently I had the pleasure of experiencing the corn in a whole new way and honestly, it... Read more

Let me start by saying working at a theme park is a blast. Where else do you get to take a break and end up riding a roller coaster? On days like that, it’s easy to remember just how crazy... Read more

The leaves are changing and fall is finally here! Tis the season to embrace all things pumpkin flavored, eat caramel apples and win the best dressed for Halloween. Indianapolis has a ton of family-friendly stops for a great day of... Read more

The Covered Bridge Festival has been a big part of my life ever since I was a little girl. I grew up in a historic Bed & Breakfast in Rockville, Indiana that was once called Suit’s Us. I can remember... Read more

Searching for the perfect pumpkin is one of the best rituals of the fall season. Granted, pumpkins seem to look alike, but any kid will tell you they know when they’ve found just the right one. Kids (and kids at... Read more

With the brisk weather quickly approaching, now is the perfect time to reintroduce yourself to your favorite fall comfort foods. For me, this includes sweets…and lots of them. So when I heard about the famous Belgian chocolate toffee made at... Read more

and anyone else who loves apple-icious treats. The Conner Prairie Apple Store will open for its 25th season on Wednesday, September 1. Operated annually by the Conner Prairie Alliance, a nonprofit women’s volunteer organization, the Apple Store will be open... Read more

Check out some of these great events going on in Lawrence County Indiana. Just about an hour south of Indianapolis, Lawrence County is the Limestone Capital of Indiana. Did you know that limestone from Lawrence County was used to build... Read more