Carpenter Creek Cellars
In 2003 farmer Ed Courtright and his son planted eight acres of grapes, intending to sell the crop to a winery. He couldn’t find one. Meanwhile, Randy Rottler was searching…
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Andrea Pearce
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Get Away to Family-Friendly Fort Wayne this Summer
Fort Wayne, Indiana’s second-largest city, offers outstanding family getaways that combine world- class attractions with affordable family fun! At the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo you’ll discover 1,500 animals on 42…
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The Fun Starts in Anderson/Madison County
From exciting casino action to live horse racing, from historic theatres and beautiful parks to ancient great mounds, Anderson and Madison County is where you want to be! Kids of…
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Do More in Huntington County
If you are a fan of enjoying the outdoors, getting wet, dining in nationally-featured restaurants, soaring through the trees and sipping on award-winning wines, then you need to DO MORE…
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Indiana’s Top Chefs Featuring Ambarish Lulay at Purdue University
Chef Ambarish Lulay is on a mission. After years of study and award-winning work on several continents, he finds himself wanting – perhaps even needing– to share his world. So…
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Girlfriends Getaway- How to do Bloomington with your besties
By Amy Lynch Looking for a fun-filled destination for a getaway with your best gal pals? Look no further than Bloomington— this friendly south-central Indiana town is packed with things…
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Monkey Hollow Winery
Pasture Red, Pasture White, Combined, Winter Warmer, …. Just a few of the 16 wines from Monkey Hollow Winery in St. Meinrad in southwestern Indiana. And soon, Monkeyshine. That will…
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Indiana’s Top Chefs featuring Brandon Canfield at Traders Point Creamery
Brandon Canfield’s introduction to the food industry came about during college, simply to make money. His first job? Washing dishes. Then serving. And then, he says, one day he looked…
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Indiana’s Top Chefs featuring Matt Rogers at 800 Degrees in Fort Wayne
The restaurant idea can be summed up in three little words. “I love pizza.” And so 800 Degrees in Fort Wayne was born. Not quite overnight, but the seeds were sown…
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Turtle Run Winery
It all started with a college geography class in the 1980s. Or was it European winemaking and grape growing in the guise of a geography class?Doesn’t matter. What does matter is…
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