Destination Engagement
Exit 76 Antique Mall, just off i-65 in Edinburgh, is known as a “collector’s dream”…but recently it was a “dream come true” for Stephen Yoskowitz and Maria Elena Aliberti, a couple from…
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Andrea Pearce
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Noblesville Main Street
NOBLESVILLE – Chris Theisen loves summer Saturdays. Early morning Saturdays. While the rest of the house sleeps in, he drives to downtown Noblesville, grabs a cup of coffee at Noble…
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Valparaiso University—Where Passion Meets Purpose
For nearly 160 years, Valparaiso University has been a community of learning dedicated to preparing women and men of knowledge, character, integrity, and wisdom to pursue lives of purpose. A testament…
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Visit Pulaski County
Considered the River of Lakes, the Tippecanoe River, fed by 88 natural lakes, flows through Pulaski County past woodlands, pastures and charming villages and towns.
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Hobart—An adventurous experience awaits
Whether you are looking to bike the trails of the Oak Savanna or paddle your way through Deep River, an adventurous experience awaits in Hobart’s unique historic downtown. Hobart’s rich…
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The Hills are Alive with Distilled Spirits (and Beer)!
By Aubrey Sitzman Sitting high atop a hill in Nashville, Indiana, tucked away in the woods, is Big Woods’ newest venture, Hard Truth Hills Distilling Co. That’s right, this Indiana-based…
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Indiana’s Top Chefs featuring Nicholas Ruse at Café Navarre
BY ELIZABETH GRANGER SOUTH BEND – Nicholas Ruse’s childhood memories center around his grandmother’s house in Bay City, Michigan. Specifically, around Grandma’s kitchen, Grandma’s garden, Grandma’s basement with a second…
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Do it all in Dubois County!
Dubois County offers small town charm and family fun. The rolling hills of Southern Indiana – as well as the locals -will embrace you as you enjoy the heritage, outdoor…
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Three Rivers Distilling Co.
Meet Three Rivers Distilling Co. in Fort Wayne. It’s northeast Indiana’s first artisan distillery. Fort Wayne’s first legal distillery since Prohibition. “Trail-blazing in this industry can be tough, but we’ve…
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