The Film Festival of Hendricks County is coming to the historical Royal Theater in Danville, Indiana on October 5, 6, and 7, and will showcase more than four hours of short films from both local and national filmmakers. Each film Read more
One of the biggest misconceptions about life in the suburbs is that when it comes to dining out, your only choices are bland, chain restaurants. Having grown up in Hendricks County, just west of Indianapolis, I’ve learned that this is Read more
For one of only two battles fought north of the Mason-Dixon line, Indiana sure celebrates the Civil War era quite a bit (the Battle of Corydon took place on July 9, 1863 in Corydon, IN, our first state capital). This Read more
The Bread Basket Cafe & Bakery has been open in a small storefront in tiny Coatesville, Indiana for almost six years. It was literally an answer to owner Judy Sexton’s prayer, asking God what direction she should go in her Read more
Indiana Tourism welcomes today’s guest blogger, Jaime Bohler Smith: Jaime Bohler Smith is a veteran of Indiana’s tourism industry, and joined the Hendricks County CVB in 2002 in her hometown of Danville, Indiana after several years with the Brown County, Read more
Hendricks County’s Summer Sounds on the Square presented by Hendricks Regional Health kicks off June 18 at 6:30 pm, and promises some awesome music Indiana for the entire summer. There will be a total of four summer concerts in Danville, Read more
School bells across the state have gone silent for a couple of months. But that doesn’t mean learning and fun need to dry up like my already parched lawn this summer. Two big events coming to Hendricks County in the Read more
Now that spring is officially here, my family has been on the hunt for some of Indiana’s best playgrounds. I’ve already written about a great playground in Columbus, Indiana, where I live, called Freedom Field. This weekend while visiting my sister’s family, we spent Read more
If you happen to be traveling on US 36 through Danville and see all the people standing around the courthouse, you might want to take a closer look. The tufts of straw coming out of shirt sleeves and pant legs suggests these Read more
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