What do the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C., Rockefeller Center in New York City, and Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina have in common? They — and hundreds of other buildings and monuments — were all constructed with Indiana limestone. Read more
Father’s Day is Sunday, June 16. That means you have a little over two weeks to get a gift for dear old Dad. If you’re stumped for ideas and your dad doesn’t need another tie or “World’s Best Dad” mug, Read more
Admit it. Sometimes you watch your kid splashing in puddles, climbing the jungle gym or squishing PlayDoh through his fingers and you wish you could do it too. The Children’s Museum of Evansville (cMoe) is giving grown ups that very wish Read more
Today was the Indiana Tourism Media Marketplace at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. It’s an annual event that brings together travel writers, convention and visitor’s bureaus, and representatives of notable Indiana attractions. I love to go because I see all the Read more
If the condiments in your refrigerator are named things like “Red Hot,” “Fire in the Hole,” and “Spontaneous Combustion,” read on. If your friends make crazy concoctions of peppers and sauces just to see if you can stand the heat, Read more
I know the Indiana Pacers are the state’s NBA basketball team. I know that there are players named Granger, Hansborough, Hill and George. I know that the Pacers play at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. And that about covers everything I know Read more
Get ready for a mash up of great films and a great setting when the Heartland Film Festival Partners set up in the Historic Artcraft Theatre in Franklin, Indiana for “Best of the Fest,” a two-day showcase of award winning Read more
This morning on the way to school, my 10-year old son, with the latest LEGO® magazine on his lap, asked, “Mom, someday can we go to LEGO Land?” I told him that a trip to California may not be in Read more
When I was a little girl, my family lived in Richmond, Indiana, where we belonged to St. Mary’s Church. I have a very clear memory of scores of Italian grandmothers descending on the school cafeteria to host Spaghetti Suppers. It Read more
It’s mid-February. The temperatures have been cold, warmed up and frozen over again. The respite from Christmas Break is long ago spent and the weeks until Spring Break seem to be too many. Diagnosis: Mid-winter funk. Rx: Scrapbook and spa Read more
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