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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Dreams to Reality
story by Julie Campbell As a young girl, Sherri Nail dreamed of becoming a photographer for National Geographic Magazine. While that career path didn’t quite pan out, Sherri spends plenty…
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Shipshewana awarded Destination of the Year
During the Midwest Travel Network’s Conference, members voted for a variety of prestigious annual awards. For the first time, Shipshewana was awarded Destination of the Year. The Destination of the…
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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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Make your way to Indiana’s “East Region”
story by GLENDA WINDERS A road trip is always better if you can see lots of places and do lots of things without driving long distances in between, and several…
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Summer Fun in Solsberry, Indiana!
This summer, plan a day trip to Solsberry, Indiana. Enjoy wandering the artistic trails at the Sculpture Trails Outdoor Museum. With over 150 sculptures, your photographic library is guaranteed to…
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Popular Drink Company has Roots in Indiana
story by GLENDA WINDERS When Matt Whiteside thought about the company he would eventually create, he asked himself “how do we make products in Indiana that are good for people,”…
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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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Plan your next Road Trip Along Indiana’s Scenic Byways
story by GLENDA WINDERS As every traveler knows, the journey is often as much fun as arriving at the destination. And nowhere is this more true than along Indiana’s byways…
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Experience Indiana’s Automotive History
story by GLENDA WINDERS Michigan might get the credit for building the most automobiles in the United States, but Indiana comes in third, just behind Ohio. At one point some…
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