Keith Hampton draws inspiration from the Hoosier National Forest Driving deep into Hoosier National Forest, near Taswell in Crawford County, winding up and down rugged backroads where motorists have sometimes lost their way, the visitor comes at last to the home and studio of multifaceted artist Keith Hampton. This 63-acre property, like so much ofContinue reading “MULTI-FACETED ART”
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FAMILY-OWNED & LOCAL
Engleking pharmacy offers a personal touch When Ryan and Tina Engleking opened Engleking Rx in Marengo, they knew that establishing a personal touch with customers was critical to its success. That was the model they had followed at their Mitchell pharmacy that was established in 2017, and it has succeeded beyond their expectations. Ryan EnglekingContinue reading “FAMILY-OWNED & LOCAL”
CONTEMPLATIVE ART
Local Artist, Brian Jones, develops his own monolith printing technique Secluded in the middle of a dense forest in eastern Harrison County, the home and studio of printmaker and painter Brian Jones seems like the perfect refuge for an artist who describes his recent work as “rooted in the colors, textures, smells and sounds ofContinue reading “CONTEMPLATIVE ART”
MADE TO LAST
Local Artist Carves Largest In-Situ Celtic Cross in the World Near the entrance to Blue Heron Vineyards and Winery (see article, this issue), a sign points down a rugged, winding road toward “the Celtic Cross.” The winery visitor is welcome to drive or walk down to view this massive sculpture that evokes some of theContinue reading “MADE TO LAST”
SANTA CLAUS HAUS BECKONS
Kids of all ages can visit St. Nick year-round “One of the most unusual gifts ever requested was from a little boy, about 6 years old, who said he wanted a stick for Christmas,” Santa shared. “I asked him what he was going to do with a stick, and he said he was going to makeContinue reading “SANTA CLAUS HAUS BECKONS”
FROM GEORGETOWN TO HOLLYWOOD
Balancing a career in Hollywood while raising a family in SoIN Many who make their living working in the world of music, theater, television and movies have their homes in places like Los Angeles, Chicago or New York, where they’re close to the main action of these industries. Then there are those who opt toContinue reading “FROM GEORGETOWN TO HOLLYWOOD”
MORE THAN COFFEE
Local coffee shops offer the perfect fall outing If you’re like me, you think that some of the best things about fall is that there are so many things to do in the community, the weather is perfect and we get to enjoy some seasonal treats. Pumpkin picking, Halloween events and hayrides are a fewContinue reading “MORE THAN COFFEE”
Nostalgic Treats: Borden Ice Cream Shop
Nostalgia surrounds a quaint yet bustling Norma Jean’s Ice Cream. Colorful chairs for children and adults line Muddy Fork, a small creek winding through Borden. Trees, moving water and picnic tables provide a picturesque backdrop for those passing through and most often, people seeking a sense of community. Norma Jean’s has all the throwback feels,Continue reading “Nostalgic Treats: Borden Ice Cream Shop”
Backroads Market: Something unique on the backroads of Indiana
Abby Taylor knew that she was meant to open a shop and she trusted that it would happen. “I just felt like if God told me to do something, I’m going to do it and it’s going to happen because He told me that.” “I just felt like if God told me to do something,Continue reading “Backroads Market: Something unique on the backroads of Indiana”
A Piece of History: Restoring Big Springs Church
It’s just a small church, tucked into a scenic setting west of Marengo Cave, and adjacent to the cemetery in Old Town Marengo. However, the 163-year-old Big Springs Church embraces a vast amount of history and holds a wealth of memories. “It is truly a historic treasure that needs to be preserved,” said Pam Poe,Continue reading “A Piece of History: Restoring Big Springs Church”
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