Indiana Bacon Fest
Tucked along the Wabash River in the historic small town of Delphi, the Indiana Bacon Festival turns Carroll County’s downtown square into a savory celebration of everything bacon lovers crave.…
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The Art of Travel
story by GLENDA WINDERS Sometimes it’s fun to just get in the car and drive to wherever fortune takes you, but most people start from an organizing principle: Will it…
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Indiana’s ultimate kid-approved Road Trips
story by GLENDA WINDERS Discover Indiana’s ultimate kid-approved road trips! From caves and water parks to historic trains, let your children help plan the fun. Every parent and grandparent knows…
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Make a Splash
story by Tammy Tilley From the shores of Lake Michigan to the banks of the Ohio River and countless destinations in between, Indiana’s waterways and water parks offer an entire…
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Townsizing
story by GLENDA WINDERS While we love our big cities, “townsizing” is a term that was coined to reflect the “downsizing” of the destination, focusing on simple pleasures like leisurely…
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Shop Local
story by Julie Campbell During the holiday season, Madison’s 133-block historic downtown transforms into a shopper’s wonderland. Start at Olde Tyme Marketplace, where vintage décor, handmade treasures, and cozy seasonal…
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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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Unique Venues
story by GLENDA WINDERS It used to be that when you needed a venue for a gathering your choices were limited to a church, a hotel, a restaurant, or your…
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Indiana’s Historic Theaters
story by ELIZABETH GRANGER EXPERIENCE OLD-TIME OPULENCE WITH MODERN-DAY ENTERTAINMENT Terri Hopkins has childhood memories of the Paramount Theatre in Anderson. Her cousins are part of those memories. “We’d go…
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Destination Shopping
story by Julie Campbell To find the perfect holiday present, Hoosiers don’t have to resort to scrolling endless Internet sites or scouring picked-over displays at a big box store. As…
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