Kentucky
Best of Both Worlds
By Belinda Cai If there’s one city in Kentucky that’s ideal for artsy young people looking for community, foodies, tourists and families alike it’s Louisville. And the bonus is nothing is much more than 10 […]
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Getaways
Indiana’s Best Hidden Gems
By Maggie Heath-Bourne There’s no better time for a road trip than summer. With the windows rolled down and the highway stretching in front of you the road offers endless possibilities for fun in the […]
Family Fun
Michigan’s Northern Adventure
By Julia Rivera Over the years Michigan has built a billion-dollar tourism industry. In 2011, $17.7 billion of direct spending from tourism was poured into the economy, according to the Michigan Travel Commission. In the […]
Family Fun
Light Up the Holidays
By Corinne Minard There’s just something about holiday light displays. From drive-thru park displays to decorations within a zoo, holiday lights seem to take over Ohio during the month of December. We’ve identified five of […]
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The Barnstormer
By Laurie Pike Barns were Mike Wengler’s playgrounds. As a kid in the 1970s he’d swing from ropes in his family’s barn to drop down into sweet-smelling hay below. As a teenager, in the ‘80s, […]
Family Fun
Digging the Butler County Donut Trail
By Mike Boyer On the hunt for a crispy apple fritter? Searching for a cream-filled long john? Or craving a cake donut with cream-cheese icing? Then hit Butler County’s Donut Trail. The Butler County Visitor’s […]
Family Fun
Weird and Wonderful Ohio Attractions
By Laura Fitzgerald American Sign Museum Take a walk down memory lane at The American Sign Museum, the only public sign museum in the country at 1330 Monmouth Ave. in Cincinnati. The museum has more […]
Family Fun
Great Fall Getaways
By the Editors Fall in the Midwest is a great time to get away to some colorful, remarkable and memorable destinations. With leaves turning a magnificent palette of reds, oranges and yellows it’s a […]
Getaways
Shawnee Lodge and Conference Center: Rich in history, rich in relaxation.
By Mary Casey-Sturk You’re sitting in the trees drinking coffee. Well, not really. But, on a cool late summer morning following a stormy overnight, the porch of the third floor room at Shawnee Lodge & […]
Getaways
Seven Places to Take in the Outdoors in West Virginia
By Patrick McAdams The National Parks Service is celebrating its centennial in 2016. Here are seven scenic areas worth your time in West Virginia, one of the most beautiful landscapes in the eastern United States. […]