The Mascot Hall of Fame and Museum in Whiting earned a top-10 finish in USA Today’s 2020 10Best Reader’ Choice travel awards for Best New Museum.
Valparaiso University’s plan to update its baseball field received a $550,000 boost from alumni and other college supporters.
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The Mascot Hall of Fame in Whiting is one of 20 new or recently opened museums in the running for USA Today’s 2020 10Best Readers’ Choice travel awards for Best New Museum.
Travelers out of South Bend International Airport in November will have Sarasota, Fla. as another warm-weather destination option.
Jump Zone, which provides an assortment of activities for kids, is opening in Hobart.
Kids’ activities center Jump Zone opening first Indiana location in Hobart Read More »
Rohit Patel and Jahnae Erpenback are the newest members of the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority Board of Directors.
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The RV industry made a $114 billion impact on the nation’s economy in 2018, with nearly one third of that coming to Indiana.
Report: RV industry made $114 billion impact on US economy in 2018 Read More »
National park status for Indiana Dunes puts Region’s lakeshore in elite group A familiar place has a new name. The Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore officially became the Indiana Dunes National Park, making it the 61st park to receive national status. Legislation to change the name was introduced by U.S. Rep. Pete Visclosky and signed into
Hustling to keep pace with sports tourism boom Sports tourism is a multi-billion dollar industry in this country, scoring big points from tiny hamlets to major cities with family-friendly “sportcations” and “tournacations.” Northern Indiana has been stepping up to the plate in recent years to not only get on base with this lucrative market, but
Not just gambling, but dining, shopping and entertainment too Next year, Indiana casinos will see big changes in their state taxes that will help them keep more money for each person that walks onto the casino floor. This could let regional gaming do more outside the gaming realm—bringing customers in not just to gamble, but
