10 tasty tenderloins in Indiana: New trail spotlights state’s signature sandwich
Take a lean, boneless cut of pork from the loin, pound it out until it’s the size of a dinner plate, bread it, fry it and slap it inside an…
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Indiana’s Innkeepers featuring Brick Street Inn
By Karen Weik A short 20-minute drive northwest of Indianapolis is one of Indiana’s most enchanting and quaint small towns—Zionsville. Nestled along her cobblestone Main Street is the equally charming…
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Girlfriends Getaway in Wayne County
Story and photography by ELIZABETH GRANGER She chose her scent: mixed berry parfait. She chose her color: red. She measured and stirred and poured, and then, as her candle set, Ginny…
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Downtown Muncie Main Street
Story by ELIZABETH GRANGER The mannequins in the windows moved. They were Callie Jones and Amy Ziuchkovski, aka Annie and Miss Hannigan, who were in the storefront windows on Aug.…
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Culver Main Street
SMALL TOWN CHARM DRAWS MANY TO ITS SHORES story by ELIZABETH GRANGER LOCATION: NORTHERN INDIANA PLACE: CULVER WEBSITE: FINDCULVER.COM ABOUT: LOCATED NEXT TO LAKE MAXINKUCKEE, CULVER DRAWS MANY TO ITS…
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Cool Reasons to Visit Indiana State Parks
Story by Scott Roberts, photography by Indiana DNR Angie Manuel, Chief of Interpretation for Indiana State Parks, recognizes that people don’t always think of “winter” and “state parks” in the…
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Museums—Where Learning is Fun
Story by Cathy Shouse “Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it,” said the late Winston Churchill, former British Prime Minister. Fortunately for Hoosiers, there…
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Indoor Family Fun
Story by Cathy Shouse While Indiana offers lots of outdoor attractions during winter weather, those who may not be so keen on cold temperatures can still get out and play. The…
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Indiana’s Unique Accommodations
Story by ELIZABETH GRANGER Floating cabins, silo suites, tree tents, tipis and more. . . Ah, a Hoosier getaway to a surprising spot. These places to lay your head offer…
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The Paramount Theatre: Anderson’s Diamond in the Rough
BY DAVID NILSEN PHOTOS BY DAVID NILSEN On August 20, 1929, the doors of the majestic Paramount Theatre in Anderson, Indiana, opened for the first time. Its 1,700 seats were…
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