Janis Hinshaw makes Masks for others
Janis Hinshaw, 81 has been making masks and giving them to the local grocery store, friends, family and churches. She has also made caps for the local EMS workers and nurses…
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Hospitality Heros in Fort Wayne
Vera Bradley and Cinda B—two Fort Wayne-based handbag and accessories companies—are doing their part by making emergency supplies including masks and gowns for local hospitals. Qualitex—a company about 30 minutes outside of Fort Wayne that makes automotive…
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Golf cart craze hits the Hoosier state
Move over Uber—golf carts are quickly becoming the transportation method of choice in many of Indiana’s small towns. Many towns are allowing visitors and residents to use golf carts to get them from place to place and save their feet from the wear and tear of walking.
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All Aboard for Wabash County’s Fun Trolley Tours
Going into its fourth year, trolley rides have been available in Wabash County, either on planned, themed tours, or for private rental. Now the program is getting a major upgrade with a new trolley on order. All agree that the trolley puts a nice flavor on the town, especially with the Taste of Wabash tour.
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Donald Ross, Valley Links Courses, and Stables at French Lick Remain Open
French Lick Resort has made the difficult decision to voluntarily close all hotel, spa and activities beginning Thursday, March 19 at 1pm. The Donald Ross and Valley Links courses as…
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Take a road trip to some of the most iconic movie locations in the Hoosier State!
Follow us on a trip to some of the sites of the most iconic movies ever made in Indiana!
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Zionsville’s Authentic Charm
Don’t let the population of this northwest suburban town of Indianapolis mislead you. It’s packed with authentic charm, arts and culture. From the picturesque neighborhoods with defined architecture to beautiful parks, unique shops, art, and dining opportunities, there’s something for everyone in Zionsville.
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Rev it up!—Cool, quirky Indiana car shows and cruise-ins
By Amy Lynch If you’re a gearhead, great news! Indiana offers plenty of car shows, cruise-ins and auto-related events throughout the summer to get your motor running. Das Essenhaus Classic…
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What’s in a Name: Tell City, Indiana
By Karen Weik The William Tell Overture conjures images of chase scenes in old Westerns, featuring its rhythmic dalunt-dalunt-dalunt-dunt-dunt cadence, but who knew this iconic music, and its namesake, had ties…
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We Love a Parade
Many Hoosiers agree with the 1931 song “I Love A Parade” by Harry Richman. People of every age have an endless appetite for the state’s many parades, which are often tied…
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