By Karole Passmore Photo by Brad Cox Hundreds of riders are expected to “Ride Through our Past and Discover the Roots of Hoosier Heritage” starting June 24th. The
Wayne County 4-H Fair 2010: June 19th – 26th, Celebrating the 200th Anniversary of Wayne County
By Karole Passmore This year the Wayne County 4-H Fairgrounds will be inundated with exciting events for all ages and interests. Celebrating the Centennial of Wayne County, the
Watch Artists As They Compete In Mural Contest
[simage=92,max,n,center,] Midwest muralists compete for a $5,000.00 prize in a Wayne County historic building mural contest running from this week to August 1st. The Festival of Murals (FOM)
First Day of Historic US 40 Yard Sales…Not a Rain Out in Wayne County
By Karole Passmore The first day of the annual US 40 yard sale which stretches over 800 miles from Baltimore to St Louis was an overall success, mainly
Scooter Registration Information
Time to scoot down to down to the Richmond Police Department and get your “hog” registered! If you own a scooter, moped or other “pocket rocket,” you now
Richmond Parks and Recreation Kicks Off Summer Activities at River Rats Opener
Saturday, June 5th Richmond Parks and Recreation will host pre-game activities at 6:00 p.m. at the opening game of the River Rats to kick of their summer activities.
Indiana Information and Tourism Blogs
Image via Wikipedia If you really dig deep on the web, you start finding a ton of blogs about places all over Indiana. Here is what, I’m sure,
Food, Antiques, and Architecture In Cambridge City
Image via Wikipedia by Linda Humphrey Took another wonderful little trip to Cambridge City the other day. Hit our favorite shops. The Pour House for lunch, of course.
Richmond Indiana Jobs
Image by Getty Images via Daylife In Wayne County, Richmond has the largest population and jobs base. We’ve found that many people are searching for jobs online, and,
The Railroad Store: Newest Addition to the Historic Depot District
Imagine a train full of weary travelers pulling into the Richmond Depot. Dusty, tired, hungry families with children in bonnets and traveling coats alighting from the train in