Indiana’s Barns & Bridges
story by GLENDA WINDERS Parke County is certainly Indiana’s star when it comes to covered bridges. They have 31 of the historic structures within their borders and a covered bridge…
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History with a Mystery
story by Cathy Shouse That chill you feel in Indiana’s autumn air is probably just a change in the seasons…or is it more? For years, history buffs and curious travelers…
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Destination Shopping
story by Julie Campbell To find the perfect holiday present, Hoosiers don’t have to resort to scrolling endless Internet sites or scouring picked-over displays at a big box store. As…
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Hit the Knobstone Trail—A walk through the woods in Southern Indiana
By Amy Lynch Not much has changed along the Knobstone Trail in the past, oh, 200 million years or so. And that’s exactly why hikers love it. The Knobstone Escarpment…
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Discover Scott County
If you love the Grand Ol’ Opry, but can’t afford a trip to Nashville, look no further than Southern Indiana’s own Ross Country Jamboree in downtown Scottsburg. Housed in a…
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Goat Milk Stuff
BY Luonna Lancaster Know someone that has allergies to dairy and wanting an alternative? Then look no further than the Goat Milk Stuff shop. Located one mile off I-65 in Scottsburg,…
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Goat Milk Stuff
Kid Focused » Jim and PJ Jonas grow their goat milk business with kids in mind Owners: Jim and PJ Jonas Established: January 2009 Products: Complete line of bath and…
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Indiana’s Restored Theaters, The Second Act
The Historic Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne is an Eberson design and was opened on May 14, 1928. Built as a movie palace and Vaudeville house, it provided a majestic backdrop…
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