Indiana’s French Lick & Orange County
BY ELIZABETH GRANGER AND KAREN WEIK Southern Indiana is home to a treasure chest of visitor experiences, but none so rich as French Lick and surrounding Orange County. An hour…
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Explore North Vernon Indiana
Welcome, to where the pavement ends…and nature & history begin. Nature and history prevail in Jennings County. Interesting Facts about Jennings County… Jennings County became a county in…
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Historic River Town, Madison
Historic river town 40 boutique shops, 30 restaurants Three wineries River festivals galore B&B’s worth staying at Madison lures in a variety of travelers; there are attractions to entertain all…
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Corporate Retreats at Miller Beach Vacation Rentals
BY CATHY SHOUSE You would have to live under a rock to miss the fact that Hoosiers love sports, and companies are tapping into that enthusiasm and booking corporate retreats…
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Summer in the South Shore
Your weekend getaway is only a short drive and a few clicks away! Summer in the South Shore can be exhilarating and exciting or relaxing and leisurely. Our online travel…
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Visit Downtown Kokomo Indiana
If you haven’t been to Downtown Kokomo, here’s what you’ve been missing: public art spaces, riverfront developments for downtown living and playing, fantastic baseball stadium–home to the Jackrabbits, unique shops…
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Corporate Retreats at French Lick Resort
We’ve all been there: A weekend or a few days in a remote location that brought us closer together with people we hardly knew before we arrived. It might be…
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Marshall County’s Great Golf Getaway
From a family-friendly golf course built on a 100-year-old family farm, to a state-of-the-art golf academy at a high-end resort, Northern Indiana’s Marshall County offers something for golfers of all…
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Destination Engagement
Exit 76 Antique Mall, just off i-65 in Edinburgh, is known as a “collector’s dream”…but recently it was a “dream come true” for Stephen Yoskowitz and Maria Elena Aliberti, a couple from…
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Visit Pulaski County
Considered the River of Lakes, the Tippecanoe River, fed by 88 natural lakes, flows through Pulaski County past woodlands, pastures and charming villages and towns.
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