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Honored and remembered

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Posted on Oct 23, 2025 in Travel

By Natalie Derrickson   In Indiana, our military heroes’ sacrifices and bravery are honored through various memorials and museums that pay tribute to those who served. From the historic battles of the Civil War to the global conflicts of the 20th century, each site offers a glimpse into the lives of the brave individuals who… Continue reading.

A celebration of summer

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Posted on Jul 25, 2025 in Travel

Few things sum up summer better than live music, fresh-squeezed lemonade, and festival fare. All that and more await your arrival at the 59th Annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival this Labor Day weekend. Supporting the community The blueberry harvest may have passed by late August, but the fun in Plymouth, Indiana, is just beginning. Coined the… Continue reading.

Underground adventure

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Posted on Jun 23, 2025 in Travel

You might remember learning about caves and fossil formations years ago, but now is the time to add the magic of discovery back into your life. Indiana Caverns, located in Corydon, Indiana, welcomes visitors year-round, rain or shine, making it a perfect Midwest travel spot. Cave tours Home to one of the largest deposits of… Continue reading.

Up in the air in Angola

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Posted on May 27, 2025 in Travel

The sight of a hot air balloon amongst the clouds on a sunny summer day is enough to command one’s attention, but it’s the main event for one July weekend in Angola, Indiana. A total of 35 hot air balloon pilots will fly in the Angola Balloons Aloft event, celebrating its 16th year. On July… Continue reading.

Indy’s backyard

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Posted on Apr 02, 2025 in Travel

Downtown Indianapolis’s easy-to-traverse grid system harbors a generous reward for those venturing toward its west end: White River State Park. The urban escape is home to miles of trails, pockets of wonder, and world-class attractions, making it a must-visit for your 2025 calendar.  Natural wonders Whether you’re escaping from your cubicle or destined to explore… Continue reading.

Larry Legend

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Posted on Feb 19, 2025 in Travel

When you think of Larry Bird, you can’t help but think of Indiana. That’s why, when the idea of centralizing the basketball legend’s collection came about, there was no question of where it should go but Terre Haute, Indiana.  Visitors to the recently opened Larry Bird Museum can get a close-up view of Bird’s most… Continue reading.

Historic Huber

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Posted on Jan 24, 2025 in Travel

What started as an 80-acre dream for a first-generation family in 1943 planted a legacy now best known as Huber’s Orchard, Winery, and Vineyards. Carrying the legacy for nearly 200 years, the seventh generation of the Huber family has stewarded their farm into a place everyone can enjoy, no matter the season.  Year-round, visitors can taste… Continue reading.

Winter fun for the whole family

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Posted on Dec 20, 2024 in Travel

As winter blankets South Bend, Howard Park comes alive as a haven of outdoor connection, adventure, and unparalleled experiences. Located in the heart of the city, Howard Park is a top winter destination, offering activities like ice skating, themed events, and family-friendly gatherings. It’s the perfect place to visit all season long.  WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS DJ… Continue reading.

Big-time attractions

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Posted on Nov 22, 2024 in Travel

By Natalie Derrickson Sometimes, you can’t help but stare, but these Hoosier State standouts invite curious eyes to take in their mega-sized status.  World’s largest candle Warm Glow Candle Outlet2131 N Centerville Road, Centerville, IN 47330warmglowcandleoutlet.com  The cozy glow and staggering size of the World’s Largest Candle have been known to lure celebrity tour busses… Continue reading.

For the pigs

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Posted on Oct 24, 2024 in Travel

By Natalie Derrickson Pigs are among the most intelligent yet misunderstood animals, and sadly, they are often left out of the traditional animal rescue circle.  It’s hard not to love a pig, but many pig adorers realize too late that pig ownership requires more training, patience, and preparedness than initially anticipated. That’s why rescues like… Continue reading.

A hauntingly good time

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Posted on Sep 30, 2024 in Travel

 By Natalie Derrickson If you’re a Halloween fanatic, there’s only one spot to be this fall — the 78th Annual Historic Irvington Halloween Festival. A community-wide celebration of all things spooky, Irvington located about 15 minutes east of downtown Indianapolis, welcomes all to enjoy their shared affection for the haunting season. Kicking off on Oct…. Continue reading.

Wine down

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Posted on Aug 26, 2024 in Travel

  By Natalie Derrickson If the reset you needed came with the promise of wine, pizza, and a gorgeous view, how long would it take you to pack up the car and go?  Most businesses are born when passion and an unmet need intersect. For Doug Holtkamp, that meant taking his winemaking hobby from a… Continue reading.

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