Indiana’s Affordable Getaways
story by GLENDA WINDERS With so many budget-friendly options throughout the state, your entire family can enjoy their favorite activities on your next road trip. Even if your budget is…
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Indiana’s Historic Journey’s
story by GLENDA WINDERS As the pioneers moved from the East Coast across the country, many of them settled here, laying the groundwork for the cities and small towns we…
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Make & Take
Plan a getaway to create memories and handcrafted gifts story by JULIE CAMPBELL Imagine this: You desperately need a getaway and crave a creative outlet. But the holidays are coming…
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Levi and Catharine Coffin Inducted into National Abolition Hall of Fame
Quaker couple honored for work on Underground Railroad in Indiana and Ohio Levi and Catharine Coffin, Quaker abolitionists who opened their homes in Indiana and Ohio to help more than…
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Destination Downtown
story by GLENDA WINDERS The downtown area of every city and small town used to be where the action happened–we held festivals and parades, stopped to chat with neighbors, and…
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Celebrating Indiana’s Total Solar Eclipse
story by Glenda Winders It’s being said that the total solar eclipse coming to Indiana on Monday, April 8, 2024, is an event we will remember for the rest of…
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Happy Trails
story by JULIE CAMPBELL A few years ago, Anderson resident Becky Hamilton Smith and her family were in search of an adventure that didn’t involve hiking. That’s when she saw…
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Indiana’s Best Girlfriends’ Getaways
story by GLENDA WINDERS Once in a while a gal just needs to get away and hunker down with her girlfriends. Maybe you’re celebrating a special event or milestone. Or,…
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Discover Indiana’s Transportation History All Around the State
story by JULIE CAMPBELL Nestled between the cornfields that line US-421 outside of Monon, a hidden gem protects almost two century’s worth of railroad artifacts. The Monon Connection Museum is…
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Indiana’s Sweetest Treats
story by ELIZABETH GRANGER It was 2020. Like so many others, David Gilbert found himself at home much of the time. And more than a little bored. So he learned…
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