Jeffersonville, Indiana, came into existence as a settlement around Fort Finney sometime after 1786. It was officially named Jeffersonville in 1801, after Thomas Jefferson the same year he took office. Now a bustling center of activity, Jeffersonville boasts tons of amazing restaurants, one of the oldest firefighter museums in the country, and a long and …
Tennessee has a number of great haunted houses to terrify and thrill you. On our list of the best haunted houses in Tennessee you will find there is something for every fear seeker from true haunted houses where ghost sightings have been reported to zombie paintball and horror themed escape rooms. If you’re ready to …
The city of Kokomo, Indiana, is actually named for a Native American chieftain from the Miami people, a group of Native American tribes who speak the Algonquin language, including the Great Lakes Tribes. A trader named David Foster officially laid out the village in 1844. Nestled against Wild Cat Creek, Kokomo is now the county …
Mall shopping! It’s a classic pastime for individuals, friends, and families alike…and in the heart of the Midwest, that tradition of browsing the stores and shopping ’til you drop is still going strong. There are lots of amazing malls to visit, and we’ve narrowed down some of our top picks for the best malls in …
There’s no shortage of things to do in Mishawaka, Indiana, especially if you are looking for group event locations. Mishawaka has a surprising number of large amusement facilities including things like ax-throwing, trampolining, jousting, zip-lining, and boutique bowling (read on to find out what that even means). Whether you’re planning a family vacation for the …
Gary, Indiana is a town with a rich urban history. Once the childhood home of Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5, this city is one that is worth visiting at least once in your life. We’ll admit, when you think of Gary, its reputation may not entice you, but please don’t let it deter you …
Founded in 1818 by a group of settlers from Kentucky, Tennessee, the Carolinas, and Virginia, Bloomington Indiana has been a bustling center of activity for over 200 years. It’s in this very town that Indiana University Bloomington makes its home, along with nearly 50,000 students every year. Despite the need for Bloomington to evolve into …
Elkhart was one of the first areas settled in Northern Indiana in the 1830s and was a hub of the railroad system. Thanks to the increased traffic, its population grew and cultures began to blend. While it may live in the shadow of bigger cities like South Bend, it’s a hidden gem of culture and …
Less than 50 miles from Indianapolis, Anderson is a town that has gone through many phases since its inception, reinventing itself each time. As a result, it’s a town rich with a variety of things to experience, from expansive parks and trails along the beautiful White River, to theaters and museums as part of its …
Located just a few miles south of Indianapolis, the City of Greenwood in nestled in the heart of Indiana. A city with deep and rich history, Greenwood has many fun and exciting things to offer its community and visitors. With tons of good places to eat, historic sites to visit, craft cocktails and locally made …