Having one of those days where you wish you were far, far away on a tropical island with the beats of reggae music playing in the background, sand in your toes and a fruity drink in your hand? You don’t have to hop on a plane and head south of the U.S. Just make your way to Hobart, where you can…
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If you enjoy seeking out lodging options beyond the typical chains - ones with personality and history, and unique decor, you’ll love the Charley Creek Inn in Wabash. This boutique hotel first opened in 1920, and it harkens back to those days of luxury. It was then known as Hotel Indiana. Like…
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There are few thrills like tackling the East Race Waterway. Imagine the adrenaline rush of whitewater rafting. Then transport that experience to the heart of downtown South Bend. That's what awaits at the first manmade whitewater rafting course in the country. East Race Waterway Details So…
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In 1880, Frank C. and Edmund B. Ball, two of the five Ball brothers, borrowed $200 from their uncle to buy the Wooden Jacket Can Company, a small manufacturing business in Buffalo, NY. The Ball brothers' company made tin cans encased in wooden jackets to hold kerosene, paints, or varnishes. The…
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If you are looking for a vacation that is more low-key and relaxing than go-go-go, set your sites on the peaceful and charming community of Shipshewana. The Amish theme runs strong in this town that is full of shops offering Amish-made goods, foods and more and is surrounded by Amish farms. 1. Have…
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Northwest Indiana has a vibrant art scene and if you want to pay a visit to a gallery to see some wonderful examples of local art, make your way to downtown Chesterton and the Chesterton Art Center. The gallery and art school is a vibrant hub of cultural activity in the Duneland area. Its mission is…
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Are you searching for the perfect destination for a girlfriend getaway? Try Huntington County, where you'll find boutiques, art galleries and tasty treats. Nick's Kitchen is a beloved local institution that has been serving delicious comfort food since 1908, and its most popular item is the original…
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In 1957, the Indiana General Assembly adopted the peony as the official state flower, besting the zinnia that had previously held the title since 1931. Originally native to China, these showy blossoms appear across the Hoosier state for a few glorious weeks each year between mid-May and early June…
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Pickleball is trending, with courts popping up all across the Hoosier state. With elements of tennis, ping pong and badminton, this fun paddle-sport hybrid is currently considered one of the fastest-growing sports in America! Like tennis on a more intimate scale, pickleball courts are small enough…
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From humble beginnings selling their products off a truck, immigrant brothers John and Bong Sung have created their very own food empire here in Indianapolis. Saraga International Grocery opened its third Central Indiana location in December 2022, taking over the 100,000+ square-foot former Target…
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