Bringing People Together through Public Art
Towns around Indiana are embracing the public art movement by turning dark alleys into “Artist Alleys.”
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Andrea Pearce
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Winfield West B&B
“Welcome to the Winfield West B&B – a Charming Jasper, Indiana Bed and Breakfast Come experience true Midwestern charm in this beautiful, circa 1880’s Second Empire style home located just…
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Scout Mountain Winery
About 25 years ago, Mike Schad and his wife, Margaret, purchased their acreage in Harrison County, Indiana, after moving from New Albany. They started out planting fruit trees, then switched…
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Summer Issue 2018
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Indiana’s Top Chefs featuring Jake Burgess at FoxGardin
FoxGardin Kitchen & Ale in Fortville is a destination restaurant, “where Nashville (Tennessee) meets small town.”
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Summer in the South Shore
Your weekend getaway is only a short drive and a few clicks away! Summer in the South Shore can be exhilarating and exciting or relaxing and leisurely. Our online travel…
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Visit Downtown Kokomo Indiana
If you haven’t been to Downtown Kokomo, here’s what you’ve been missing: public art spaces, riverfront developments for downtown living and playing, fantastic baseball stadium–home to the Jackrabbits, unique shops…
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Seven Things to Do on Your Visit to Saint Meinrad Archabbey
Saint Meinrad Archabbey, located in southern Indiana in Spencer County, is one of only two archabbeys in the United States. Founded in 1854, the archabbey is home to 80 Benedictine…
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Richmond & Wayne County—Rich in history and warm Hoosier Hospitality
BY STEPHANIE NICOL While enjoying lunch at Little Sheba’s in Historic Richmond, Indiana, don’t be surprised if owner Steve Terzini stops by your table to introduce himself. In fact, on…
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Indiana State Parks offer reserved camping year-round
By Nick Werner, DNR Staff Indiana State Parks is making camping more convenient for people like Betsy and Chad Meyers. The Meyers like to camp before the traditional outdoor recreation…
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